10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ALPHOSIS»
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alphosis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Journal of Cutaneous and Venereal Diseases
quently changes to several degrees lighter, and that this change is permanent
and uniform oyer the whole body. The lack of complete analogy between this sort
of alphosis and leucoderma, strictly so-called, is that the transformation does not
...
2
On diseases of the skin
356 scabiei . . . 195, 20 2, 715, 739 Alphosis . . 610 Stockholmii . . 716 aHhiopica
. fill Achor . 615 Alphous affections . 352 Achorion Schoenleinii . 615, 659
Ambusta .... . 728 A chroma .... . 610 Ambustio . . . . . . 72fi Acne 94, 698
erythematosa .
EPICI-IROSIS ALPHOSIS. ALBINO SKIN! CUTICLB BULL WHITEZ PUPILS
ROBYI SIGHT WEAK, AND STRONGEST IN THE GRADE. Tins species occurs
not among negroes only, as commonly supposed, but among the inhabi* A doubt
may ...
John Mason Good, Samuel Cooper, Augustus Sidney Doane, 1835
4
Journal of Cutaneous Diseases Including Syphilis
quently changes to several degrees lighter, and that this change is permanent
and uniform over the whole body. The lack of complete analogy between this sort
of alphosis and leucoderma, strictly so-called, is that the transformation does not
...
5
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The lack of complete analogy between this sort of alphosis and leneoderma,
strictly so—called, is that the transformation does not occur in patches. I reported
a case some years ago (1876) in the London illediclil Examiner of a very black ...
6
Observations on Hemeralopia; Or, Nocturnal Blindness: With ...
phosis, (most probably brought from are“, Hes. albus,) forming the fifth genus, of
the fourth order of his third class (Class. meatica, Order Dysthetica, and Genus
Alphosis). Definition: “ Cuticle dead white; pupils rosy; corporeal powers weak.
7
Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Alphosis, white leprosy, 289. Alusia_.i1lusion, 299. . Anatomical Museum of
Hunter, 36; at ' Strashurg, 72. Anatomy, early cultivated, 1 ; improvement of, by
Vesalius, 21 ; by Fallopius and Eustachius, 22; modern system by Bichat, 39, 45;
...
8
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
... pepper, 55. Air, an important agent in the cure of indigestion, 141 ; cautions
about exposure to, 141, 2. Albinos, 289, 364. Albucasis, an Arabian surgeon, 19.
Alcmæon of Crotona, 4. Alexander Trallianus, 15, Alexandrian school, 9.
Alphosis ...
9
The London Medical Repository and Review
GENUS F. ALPHOSIS.— Cuticle dead white ; pupils rosy; corporeal powers weak
. " 1. /Ethioi'ICa. Hair white, and woolly ; irids white; sight strongest in the shade.
Found among negroes. jEthiops. Plouquet. Albor cutis. Plench. . # Weisseliaut.
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... unicolor, unicorn, unicostate, uricosuric, varicolored, varicose, varicotomy,
ventricose, versicolor, vidicon, vorticose, wicopy 8 "LPH" Locating 6 words is
fantastic; 7, stupendous; 8, absolutely colossal! alpha, alphabet, alphanumeric,
alphosis, ...
