First Lines of the Practice of Physic, Volume 2C. Elliot, 1784 - 433 pages |
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Page 133
... compress the medullary fubftance of the brain . 3. By the blood accumulated in the blood - veffels of the brain , and diftending them to fuch a degree as to compress the medullary portion of the same . 4. By fluids effused in different ...
... compress the medullary fubftance of the brain . 3. By the blood accumulated in the blood - veffels of the brain , and diftending them to fuch a degree as to compress the medullary portion of the same . 4. By fluids effused in different ...
Page 183
... compressed as to prevent so full a flow of the nervous power as is necessary to muscular motion , yet it appears from the power of sense ftill remaining , that the nerves are , to a certain degree , ftill per- vious ; and therefore it ...
... compressed as to prevent so full a flow of the nervous power as is necessary to muscular motion , yet it appears from the power of sense ftill remaining , that the nerves are , to a certain degree , ftill per- vious ; and therefore it ...
Page 325
... compress fo many veffels as to render the others upon any occafion of a more than ufual turgefcence , or im- pulfe of the blood into the veffels of the brain more liable to an over - distention . 1 MCCXCV . These confiderations alone ...
... compress fo many veffels as to render the others upon any occafion of a more than ufual turgefcence , or im- pulfe of the blood into the veffels of the brain more liable to an over - distention . 1 MCCXCV . These confiderations alone ...
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acidity affected afflux alfo almoſt alſo apoplexy appear arifing ariſe aſthma becauſe blood blood-veffels body brain cafes caſes catarrh caufes circumſtances cold commonly compreffion confequence confiderable confidered confifting convulfive cough courſe cure debility degree depending difeafe diſcharge diſeaſe diſtinguiſhed dyſpepfia dyspnoea eaſe employed epilepfy eſpecially exciting exerciſe fafe fame fecond feems feldom ferous feveral fhall fidered fion firſt fits fome fometimes fpafms frequently ftate ftill ftimulants ftomach ftools fubject fuch fufficient fuppofe fuppreffion fyftem fymptomatic fyncope heart hematuria hemiplegia hemorrhagies hypochondriafis idiopathic increaſed inftances itſelf lungs meaſure menfes menorrhagia mentioned moft moſt motion muſcles muſt neceffary nervous power obſerved occafion palfy palpitation perfons plethoric ſtate poffible preſent produce proper proximate cauſe pyrexia quantity remedies remote cauſes reſpect ſame ſeems ſeveral ſhall ſhould ſhow ſome ſuch ſuppoſed ſymptoms ſyſtem tetanus thefe theſe theſe ſymptoms thofe thoſe tion tonic treat turgefcence ufual urine uſe uſual uterus veffels violent vomiting