Outlines of general PathologyJohn W. Parker, 1838 - 267 стор. |
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abdomen abscess accompanied action acute diseases affections alteration anasarca apoplexy appear arise arteries ascertain auricles auscultation become body brain bronchi cavity cellular texture changes character chest chronic colour consequence considered contagion contagious contractions convulsive cough debility degree depend dilatation diminished disease distended effusion epidemic especially evacuations exciting exhalation exists expectoration extend external fever fingers fluid frequent functions glottis heard heart hemorrhage Hippocrates increased indicating induced inflammation inflammatory instances intestinal canal intestines irregular irritation Laennec larynx less liable lungs Magendie mode motion mucous membrane mucus muscles muscular natural nervous observed occasionally occur organs pain particular patient peculiar period persons pleura pleurisy predisposing predisposition produced proportion pulmonary pulsations pulse remarkable render respiration Rostan says scrofula secretion sensation serous serous membranes side skin sometimes sound sputa stethoscope stomach substances surface symptoms take place temperature tion trachea tumour uneasiness urine varies variety veins ventricles vessels viscera vomiting
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