Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 63A. and C. Black, 1845 |
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acute softening animal appears arterial blood artificial respiration ascertained asphyxia attack auricle bebeerine body bones bowels brain bronchial calomel capillaries cause cavities ceased cerebellum cerebral cerebral hæmorrhage chronic softening circulation colour consequence considerable continued contractions cure death disease doses dysentery Edinburgh effects epidemic examination experiments fact fatal females fever fluid frequently glands grains gray matter gray substance hæmorrhage headach heart heart's action hospital impulse inflammation irritability jalap layer left auricle London lungs males means medicine membrane minute mode nature nervous tubes Niger observed occurred organ pain patient period periosteum practice practitioners present profession proved pulmonary veins pulsations pulse quackery quantity quinine remarks remedy respiratory returned right auricle skin spinal chord stomach surgeon symptoms thirst tion trachea treatise treatment urine uterus venous blood ventricles vertebræ vessels vomiting white matter white substance yellow
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