Materia medicaTrubner, 1884 - 726 pagina's |
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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Populaire passages
Pagina 461 - ... pains in the left side of the head and over the left eye. Dull, heavy pains in the occiput pressing upward with a dizzy sensation.
Pagina 554 - The resemblance in many respects between the action of this medicine and that of the syphilitic virus, and also its analogy to mercury, would lead us to hope that we may find in it another remedy for that disease.
Pagina 218 - At twelve o'clock, in addition to the above symptoms, there was a starting of his limbs. He had attempted to take some broth, but his stomach did not retain it. The skin of the whole arm had a livid appearance, similar to what is met with in a dead body, when putrefaction has begun to take place, unlike any thing which I had ever seen in so large a portion of the living body.
Pagina 540 - Heat and itching of the skin, at night, in the warmth of the bed, followed by eruption on the thighs and legs, of reddish hard knots, from the size of a pin's head to that of a split pea, with a depressed dark scurf in the centre, surrounded with an inflamed base, declining in two or three days ; similar attacks recurred frequently,*2.
Pagina 272 - In its acute form the sense of aching is out of all proportion to the visible mischief. When chronic it is the " irritable throat," always uneasy, and causing choking, hawking, and coughing. The feeling as of a dry spot in the throat, or of general dryness of the part, especially on waking from sleep, also of a lump in the throat on empty deglutition, are characteristic of it. Several of Dr. Hering's cases are of this, kind ; and there is a striking one in vol.
Pagina 3 - Soap-bark for forty-eight hours, with fifteen ounces of the Spirit, in a close vessel, agitating occasionally; then transfer to a percolator, and when the fluid ceases to pass, pour into the percolator the remaining five ounces of the Spirit.
Pagina 539 - ... in a few days becoming pustular, and in some presenting a dark point in the centre — invading hands, arms, face, back, and belly. On the belly, near the umbilicus, some spots evidently of abraded vesicles, presenting a deep hollowed appearance, which remains after they are healed (Mel.).
Pagina 684 - It appears that a part of our patient's duty was to clean and keep bright the pewter pots belonging to the public-house to which he was attached. This he did by friction with his hands. Now...
Pagina 218 - I had ever seen in so large a portion of the living body. An obscure fluctuation was felt under the skin of the outside of the wrist and forearm, which induced me to make a puncture with a lancet, but only a small portion of a serous fluid was discharged.
Pagina 350 - ... used Lachesis and speaks well of it, but as Arsenicum was generally alternated with it, this experience is of doubtful value. Dr. Neidhard, in an epidemic occurring in Philadelphia, in 1853, was led to rely more and more exclusively on Crotalus in its treatment. He found the dilutions from the 3rd downwards far superior to the higher. In 1858 some more cases occurred, and again Crotalus served him well. He was thus led to give it in cognate forms of disease (as he considers them) — the