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... blood , and an error loci of its particles , together with a morbidly acrimonious state of the fluids .. Next come the fanciful and frivolous notions of Stahl and Hoffman respecting the influence of the nervous system in pro- ducing ...
... blood , and an error loci of its particles , together with a morbidly acrimonious state of the fluids .. Next come the fanciful and frivolous notions of Stahl and Hoffman respecting the influence of the nervous system in pro- ducing ...
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... blood , may mechanically force open the capillaries , and the relaxation may occur , seconda- rily , as the effect of over - distention , in destroying the innervation . The former of these modes Dr. C. J. B. Williams calls that of ...
... blood , may mechanically force open the capillaries , and the relaxation may occur , seconda- rily , as the effect of over - distention , in destroying the innervation . The former of these modes Dr. C. J. B. Williams calls that of ...
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... blood drawn into a cup , in ordinary venesection . But the blood within the vessels is the only portion of special importance to be considered ; and this is the subject of very pe- culiar and interesting changes , worthy of a more ...
... blood drawn into a cup , in ordinary venesection . But the blood within the vessels is the only portion of special importance to be considered ; and this is the subject of very pe- culiar and interesting changes , worthy of a more ...
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... blood ; and their spec- ial office seems to be to convey oxygen from the atmosphere to the capillaries , to create animal heat , set electricity free , and , by a stimulating effect , give rise to vital action . They have their ori- gin ...
... blood ; and their spec- ial office seems to be to convey oxygen from the atmosphere to the capillaries , to create animal heat , set electricity free , and , by a stimulating effect , give rise to vital action . They have their ori- gin ...
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... blood . This disposition of the white globules to adhere to the walls of the capillaries has been ascribed to the existence of vital at- traction ; but , probably , it is only the result of that physical prop- erty of adhesiveness which ...
... blood . This disposition of the white globules to adhere to the walls of the capillaries has been ascribed to the existence of vital at- traction ; but , probably , it is only the result of that physical prop- erty of adhesiveness which ...
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acute adhesion aorta appearance areolar tissue arising arterial auscultation become blood bronchi bronchial tubes bronchitis cancer globule capillaries cardiac cause cavity cells changes character chest chronic circulation condition congestion constitutional corpuscles cough course degree deposit diagnosis diaphoresis diaphoretic dilatation doses dullness dyspnoea effect effusion egophony emetics emphysema endocarditis excitement existence expectoration favorable feeble fever fibrine fluid frequently gives rise granules hæmoptysis heard heart hemorrhage hypertrophy increased inflammation irritation lesion less liquid lobelia lungs lymph matter membrane millimetre morbid mucous mucous membrane mucus murmur nervous obstruction occurs organs pain parenchyma pathological patient peculiar percussion pericarditis phthisis physical signs pleura pleuritis pneumonitis pneumothorax portion produced prognosis pulmonary pulse quantity rale remedies resonance respiration respiratory result secretion serous serum side sometimes sound sputa stage surface symptoms termination thorax tion tonics treatment tubercle tubercle globule tubercular tumors ulceration usually valves vesicles vesicular vessels vital
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