Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 2
Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 2
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L ^. Jt 164 On Drojyjtcs, It is noluing new that the healthy action of one part, lliould depend upon the healthy aclion of another pait of the fyllem. Wc fee it in many of the difeafes of the nerves and brain. The tetanus is cured by exciting a tone in the arterial fyftem ; inadnefs is cured by lefTen-ing the action qf the ar- teries by copious blood-letting, and epilepfy and byfteria are often mitigated by the mod(;rate ufe of the faane remedy.
By too much aaion. In the arterial fyilem, I mean... a certain morbid excitement in the arteries, accompanied by preternatural force, which is ob- vious to the fenfe of touch, It differs from the morbid excitement of the arteries, which takes place in common innam^natcry fevers, in being at- tended by lefs febrile heat, and with little or no pain in the head or limbs. The thirll is nearly the lame in this ftate of dropfy, as in inflamma- tory fevers, i include here thofe dropfies only in which the whole fyftem is aiTeciied by v/hat is called an hydropic diathefis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L ^. Jt 164 On Drojyjtcs, It is noluing new that the healthy action of one part, lliould depend upon the healthy aclion of another pait of the fyllem. Wc fee it in many of the difeafes of the nerves and brain. The tetanus is cured by exciting a tone in the arterial fyftem ; inadnefs is cured by lefTen-ing the action qf the ar- teries by copious blood-letting, and epilepfy and byfteria are often mitigated by the mod(;rate ufe of the faane remedy.
By too much aaion. In the arterial fyilem, I mean... a certain morbid excitement in the arteries, accompanied by preternatural force, which is ob- vious to the fenfe of touch, It differs from the morbid excitement of the arteries, which takes place in common innam^natcry fevers, in being at- tended by lefs febrile heat, and with little or no pain in the head or limbs. The thirll is nearly the lame in this ftate of dropfy, as in inflamma- tory fevers, i include here thofe dropfies only in which the whole fyftem is aiTeciied by v/hat is called an hydropic diathefis.
What to read after Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813 to read onlineMoreLess
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