10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «HYSTEROIDAL» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Nervous diseases and their diagnosis
trary one, since every gradation between the two forms exists, and an hysteroidal
convulsion may occur in true epilepsy and an epileptiform convulsion in hysteria.
Hysteroidal Convulsion. — In the hysteroidal convulsion the tendency is to a ...
Horatio Charles Wood, 1887
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Political Ponerology: A Science on the Nature of Evil ...
CHAPTER. III. THE. HYSTEROIDAL. CYCLE. Ever since human societies and
civilizations have been created on our globe, people have longed for happy
times full of tranquility and justice, which would have allowed everyone to herd
his ...
Andrew M. Łobaczewski, 1998
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Cincinnati Medical Advance
Pains violent, and drawing, and pressing, and cease with the appearance of the
flow; is sure she is going to die; wants stimulus; fainting and weakness;
hysteroidal spasms of the abdominal muscles, hysteroidal convulsions. Nux
mosch.
Pains violent, and drawing and pressing, and cease with the appearance of the
flow; is sure she is going 1o die; wants stimulus; fainting and weakness;
hysteroidal spasms of the abdominal muscles, hysteroidal convulsions. Nux
mosch.
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The American Practitioner
These reports appear to be biased by the excitement of the imagination, or by
preconceived notions, and their value is much diminished by the unmistakable
hysteroidal impress which they bear. If any precise evidence is wanted of the ...
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A System of Practical Medicine
Such attacks resemble hysteroidal spells, and probably occur more readily in
patients of a nervous or hysterical temperament. They were certainly more
common when the patients had been of intemperate habits ; and, further, we had
...
William Pepper, Louis Starr, 1885
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Diseases of children, for nurses
Varieties of convulsions: Epileptiform, tetanic, and hysteroidal. Epileptiform
convulsions are characterized by unconciousness, and for the most part the
movements are clonic. They are preceded by an aura, and the patients bite their
tongues.
Robert Shelmerdine McCombs, 1916
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Hughes' Practice of Medicine, Including a Section on Mental ...
f"”"' tetanio, and hysteroidal. When only a single muscle or group of muscles is
involved, the condition is called a spasm. I Epileptiform convulsions may be
observed in epilepsy, Organic brain disease, cerebral anemia, uremia, and other
...
Daniel E. Hughes, Richard John Ernst Scott, 1917
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
According to the re orts of the nurse, during the day of September 27th he talked
rationaiiy, ate heartily, until eight in the evening, when he had a hysteroidal attack
similar to the one the day before. September 28th, during the night, his sleep ...
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American Practitioner and News
These are well described in the paper of Dr. Porcher. The majority of them were
evidently hysteroidal. Of these, some were actually experienced, but others, more
particularly the so-called premonitions, were but fabrications of the after-thought,
...
