10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AUTOTOXAEMIA»
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autotoxaemia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Midline Medical Dictionary
*=i Autotoxaemia. Poisoning by one's own secretions; autotoxemia. Autotoxemia.
See Autotoxaemia. Autotoxicosis. The symptoms due to self-poisoning. w
Autotoxin. Any poisonous substance produced in the body, Autotransplantation.
2
Prevention And Treatment Of Cancer, The
autotoxaemia was invented, and Bouchard came forward, on the same lines, as
the pioneer (sic) and expo lent of the causes leading up to this condition of the
blood. Last of all, Sir Arbuthnot Lane enters the arena with my identical ideas, but
, ...
3
Lewis' Dictionary of Toxicology
... organism. autotoxaemia. autotoxicosis. autotoxemia. autotoxicosis. autotoxic. 1
: pertaining to autointoxication. 2: autopoisonous; poisonous to the producing
organism. See also autointoxication, auto- pharmacologic, autotoxicosis.
autotoxic ...
4
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
... bacteriological examination of the faces in a majority of cases dem— onstrates
a severe infection within the intestines together with putrefaction of their contents
and the inevitably resulting autotoxaemia. Considerable work has been done ...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Frank Pierce Foster,
1909
5
The British Journal of Psychiatry
with excess, deficiency, or alteration of some normal constituent, or the
disturbance of some physiological process essential to normal metabolism. I
propose to comprehensively term these morbid states of body autotoxaemia, and
the train of ...
6
Library of Congress Subject Headings
... xx Serumtherapy Autotomy sa Regeneration (Biology) xx Regeneration (
Biology) Autotoxaemia See Auto-intoxication Autotransfusion of blood See Blood
—Transfusion, Autologous Autotransplantation (Indirect) x Autogenous
transplantation ...
Library of Congress,
1986
7
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
See also agnosia, proprioception. autotoxaemia /-toksé'mé-a/, a form of
poisoning caused by substances generated within the body (autotoxins) as a
result of the pathological alteration of the person's own tissues.
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis,
2009
8
Library of Congress Subject Headings
... Body fluids—Therapeutic use Autotomy RT Regeneration (Biology)
Autotoxaemia USE Auto-intoxication Autotransfusion of blood USE Blood—
Transfusion, Autologous Autotransplantation (May Subd Geog) UF Autogenous
transplantation ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
2006
9
The Natural and Hygienic Care of Children
Dr. J. H. Tilden, in Diseases of women & easy childbirth, pp33-40, describes
these as conditions of autotoxaemia. A woman who is suffering from one of these
conditions at the time of conception will probably experience an unhealthy ...
10
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
... emia; autotoxaemia; autotoxis). self em- poisonment due to endogenous
microorganisms or to intermediates and end products of metabolism, intestinal
autointoxication (alimentary toxemia; intestinal intoxication). a disorder caused by
the ...