10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASPHYXY»
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A dictionary of practical medicine: comprising general ...
In respect of the influence of cold and lightning upon the frame, it may be
observed that, although exciting and concurrent causes of asphyxy, and
producing this, with other changes, in the vital functions, but in very different ways
, they act ...
2
A Dictionary of Practical Medicine: Comprising General ...
Asphyxy has been very generally viowed as proceeding from causes which act in
Various ways ; and the opinions respecting their nature and mode of operation
have been extremely deficient in precision and accuracy. According to the ...
3
A dictionary of practical medicine
In respect of the influence of cold and lightning upon the frame, it may be
observed that, although exciting and concurrent causes of asphyxy, and
producing this, with other changes in the vital functions, but in very different ways,
they act ...
4
A dictionary of pratical medicine. 3 vols. [in 4]. 3 vols. ...
In respect of the influence of cold and lightning upon the frame, it may be
observed that, although exciting and concurrent causes of asphyxy, and
producing this, with other changes in the vital functions, but in very different ways,
they act ...
5
A Dictionary of Dental Science, Biography, Bibliography and ...
Asphyxia mfi'oca(ionic, asphyxy produced by hanging or drowning. 2. Aspkyzia
mqflu'tica, choke' damp ,- or asphyxy, produced by inhaling carbonic acid or
some other irrespirable exhalation. 3. Awhyxia Elwirica, Electrical asphyxy,
produced ...
6
The Annals of Electricity, Magnetism, and Chemistry; and ...
Asphyxy has been very generally viewed as proceeding from causes which act in
various ways ; and the opinions respecting their nature and mode of operation
have been extremely deficient in precision and accuracy. According to the ...
7
A Dictionary of medical terminology, dental surgery, and the ...
Asphyxia snffbca- tionis, asphyxy produced by hanging or drowning. 2. Asphyxia
mephitica, choke- damp ; or asphyxy, produced by inhaling carbonic acid or
some other irrespirablo exhalation. 3. Asphyxia Electrica, Electrical over
produced ...
Chapin Aaron Harris, 1855
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The Study of Medicine: In Four Volumes
Ges.viii. rangements, and including, as he hopes, every modifi- CairoA- cat'on w'
tn which it is of importance to become ac- «phyxia. quainted : Asphyxy.
Suspended a Suffocationis. Produced by hanging or Asphyxy, from suffo-
drowning: ...
9
The Quarterly Journal of Science, Literature and Art
The great French anatomist, Bichat, pursued this subject still farther, and
published a treatise on Asphyxy. He sought, by numerous experiments, to
determine the threefold relation of the air to the nervous system, respiration, and
the circulation ...
The duration of life in cases of Asphyxy is very different. In general, the more
slowly the abolition of the respiratory function takes place, as in drowning, the
longer does the action of the heart continue, although feebly and slowly, even
after ...
Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, 1838
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