10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANEURISMALLY»
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1
An Anatomical description of the diseases of the organs of ...
... to cause the middle and internal, or after destruction of the external and middle,
to cause the internal membrane to protrude aneurismally ; they found, however,
that the removal of portions of those membranes, instead of inducing aneurism, ...
2
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
I am well acquainted with the case of a gentleman who, while studying medicine,
became haunted by the idea that his abdominal aorta was aneurismally dilated,
and was pressing on the bodies of some of the lumbar vertebra?. He was quite ...
These vessels were atheromatous, and the basilar artery was aneurismally
dilated. From their appearance, these clots seemed to have been formed some
time previous to death. The heart was large and pale, and contained a very
voluminous ...
Pathological Society of Philadelphia (1857- )., Pathological Society of Philadelphia, 1860
4
Percussion and auscultation as diagnostic aids
The epigastric pulsation may also proceed from the abdominal aorta, which in
this case is either normally or aneurismally dilated. It often appears where the
abdominal wall is relaxed and emaciated, and then the pulsating aorta can
generally ...
5
New Orleans Medical News and Hospital Gazette
... should be continued in order to be beneficial, should be at least fifteen minutes
. The cause of this relief is due to lessening the circulation at the base of the
cranium. In three fatal cases he observed these vessels to be aneurismally
enlarged.
6
Journal of Psychological Medicine
The cortical substance (Markmasse), as far as it is f armed of the fibrous threads (
Faserzugen), that descend from the third frontal convolution (Windung), was
traversed through and through by aneurismally enlarged vessels, so that the
section ...
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
The aorta was enlarged from its origin, and the arch was dilated aneurismally.
The first intercostal arteries were narrowed and contracted, and then unusually
dilated. The innominuta was dilated and gibbous The left carotid and subclavian
...
8
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
There was no valvular disease ; the pulmonary artery wide ; marked contraction
of descending aorta opposite the left subclavian artery ; arterial duct aneurismally
enlarged, its interior of a dark red ; ascending aorta rather dilated. This case, Dr.
9
Brookesian Museum: The Museum of Joshua Brookes ... Consists ...
79 A beautiful example of the sinus aortas aneurismally enlarged ; also the
arteria iunpminata and commencement of the aorta thoracica. 80 A singular case
of aneurism of the sinus aortas extensively ossified; the aneurismal cyst during
the ...
10
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The right vertebral artery was also aneurismally dilated. The basilar artery and
both vertebrals at their place of junction were occluded by a thrombus. The walls
of these arteries and of the others at the base of the brain were in a state of fatty ...
