10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «SPASMÓS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
spasmós in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
spasmós im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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A Dictionary of Practical Medicine: Comprising General ...
HAUsT. cont RA SPAs Mos. (1.) R Aquae Menthae Virid. 5.j.; Liq. Ammon. Acet. 5 ij.; Spirit. Ammon. Arom., Spirit. Æther. Sulph. Co., Spirit. Lavand. Co., aā 3 ss.; Tinct. Opii XX. M. Fiat Haustus, statim sumendus, et prore nata repetendus. Form.
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Diccionario etimológico de Medicina: - Pagina 277
3695 antiespasmódico (< gr. antí, “contra" + spasmódès < spasmós, “convulsión"), m., fármaco empleado para combatir la contractura dolorosa, o espasmo, de la fibra muscular lisa de varios órganos internos. 3696 arteriospasmo (< gr. artëría ...
Santiago Segura Munguía,
2014
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Medical Meanings: A Glossary of Word Origins - Pagina 223
The word is taken from Spa, the name of a resort town in eastern Belgium, celebrated since the 16th century for its purportedly therapeutic mineral springs. spasm is a near borrowing of the Greek spas- mos, “a convulsion.” Hippocrates used ...
William S. Haubrich,
2003
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Etymologisches Wörterbuch der Naturwissenschaften und ...
Spasmophilie [med: N e i gun g z u K rä mp fen] gr. spasmós Krampf, philía Zuneigung. » Spásmus [med: K r am p f] latin. von gr. spasmós Krampf. Spata'ngus [pal : Gttg. der Выпивши] gr. spátangos Seeigelart. Spätha [bot: Blüten s c h e i d e] ...
Carl Walter Schmidt,
1923
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J. Z. Platneri ... Ars medendi singulis morbis ... - Pagina 156
seOrfi-m dicendum e-st. y Saepisfime zz spafljça contractíone'vte'ri non fincerus, 'fed dílutior- sanguis 'et pallid'lls profluita1 vb¡ adhibenda, quae spas ' mos atque horum_ cauflàs tollunt. Non paucís proficiunt balneà,, fomenta- genítalibus'- ...
Johann Zacharias PLATNER, Friedrich PLATNER,
1765
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged ...
Cum igitur musculorum, turn qui laryngi & Capiti rum qui manibus & pedibus dicantur, eadem omnino sit vis, eadem ad spas- mos aptitudo, quicquid novi & prodigiosi in puellis hisce reperiri vi- deatur, id non tarn a symptomatis ingenio quam a ...
Royal society of London,
1721
... is etymologically a sudden'stretching'of a muscle (although in fact physiologically spasms are contractions ofmuscletissue). The wordcomes via Old French spasme andLatinspasmus fromGreek spasmós,a derivative oftheverb span 'pull'.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the Latin Tongue, etc - Pagina 653
SPARus, i, m. a kind of fish, Plin. 9, 51. 5*Artilus, i, m. a fish of small value, Mart. 3, 50. SPAs Mos v. us, i, m. a spasm, a convulsion, a violent or immoderate contraction of the sinews, i.e. the cramp SeasTicus, a. afflicted with the cramp, Plin.
Alexander ADAM (LL.D.),
1814
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Medicine /: in eight books - Pagina 46
Cold causes sometimes convulsions, and sometimes a tetanus, the Greek name for the first is spas- , mos J, and for the other tetanos )| : it produces black- c Droffieal disorders. Aqua inter cutem.] This is a term used °by but author, to signify a ...
Aulus Cornelius Celsus,
1756
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A New Derivative Spelling-Book, in which not only the ... - Pagina 71
anti, against, and nömös, the law. One who holds that faith alone is necessary to salvation, against the law which requires good works. Pronounced, " am' fe-the"-à-tär; fan'-te:ff0-gis"-tics. An'-ti-spas-mod”-ics, s, from anti, against, and spasmós, ...