British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 28J. Churchill., 1861 |
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... stomach shows signs of complete debility and enervation , it is good to drink on . weakness of the pulse , or nervous depression , sleeplessness , and atony of the natural , vital , and animal actions supervene , they say that it is ...
... stomach shows signs of complete debility and enervation , it is good to drink on . weakness of the pulse , or nervous depression , sleeplessness , and atony of the natural , vital , and animal actions supervene , they say that it is ...
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... stomach with food , from the habitual use of opium or alcohol as " quieters , " from accidents during birth , and indirectly from various diseases of the thoracic and abdominal viscera . Anomalies of the membranes next come under notice ...
... stomach with food , from the habitual use of opium or alcohol as " quieters , " from accidents during birth , and indirectly from various diseases of the thoracic and abdominal viscera . Anomalies of the membranes next come under notice ...
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... stomach , the spleen , the kidneys , the extremities , and the vena portæ . For such details , however , as well as for his observations on some other important subjects , we must refer our readers to the original work , believing it ...
... stomach , the spleen , the kidneys , the extremities , and the vena portæ . For such details , however , as well as for his observations on some other important subjects , we must refer our readers to the original work , believing it ...
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... stomach . * M. Roger produced drunkenness in rabbits by injecting alcohol into the peritoneum ; t and M. Orfila , by the vapour of alcohol given through the respiration . But still , both he and Brodie , in 1811 , found that introduced ...
... stomach . * M. Roger produced drunkenness in rabbits by injecting alcohol into the peritoneum ; t and M. Orfila , by the vapour of alcohol given through the respiration . But still , both he and Brodie , in 1811 , found that introduced ...
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... stomach . * We find the first noticed to be lessened consciousness , and lessened sensibility to light , sound , and touch . Then there comes a peculiar sensation of stiffness with swelling of the skin , which is noticed par- ticularly ...
... stomach . * We find the first noticed to be lessened consciousness , and lessened sensibility to light , sound , and touch . Then there comes a peculiar sensation of stiffness with swelling of the skin , which is noticed par- ticularly ...
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