10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CARDIALGIC»
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Physiotherapeutic aspects in the prevention and treatment of ...
Patients duodenal ulcer on leading clinical and functional features three types of
gastrocardiac syndromes: kardialgichesky, arrhythmic, dystonic. Cardialgic
syndrome - was observed in 37 (97.4 %) patients with concomitant coronary
artery ...
Kwasnik Zbigniew, Zukow Walery, Muszkieta Radosław, 2009
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Nothnagel's Encyclopedia of practical medicine
CARDIALGIC PERNICIOUS. This is characterized by intense epigastric pain ("
acerrimus mor- sus oris ventriculi" — Torti), which comes on during the paroxysm,
usually during the hot stage, and ceases with its termination, though it may occur
...
3
A Text-book of Practical Medicine: With Particular Reference ...
Great sensitiveness of the stomach at a circumscribed spot, severe cardialgic
attacks, but particularly vomiting of blood, exclude simple catarrh with great
certainty. A far less certain sign is the appearance of the tongue, which is red and
smooth ...
4
Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York
Vomiting is not only found during the cardialgic spells, but also between these
spells, although, in exceptional cases, vomiting is not at all a prominent symptom.
It generally happens soon after eating, and frequently without previous nausea.
New York (State). Legislature. Assembly, 1878
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Special pathology and diagnostics
Vomiting is not only found during the cardialgic spells, but also between these
spells, although in exceptional cases vomiting is not at all a prominent symptom.
It generally happens soon after eating, and frequently without previous nausea, ...
Charles Godlove Raue, 1867
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Diseases of the stomach
The cardialgic pain, which is dependent on ,eating, may or may not radiate ;
everything will depend on the intensity of the paroxysms and the seat of the ulcer.
If the attack is very severe, the pain may radiate over the whole gastric region or ...
Franz Riegel, Charles G. Stockton, 1903
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Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary Part 4
CARDIALGIC. CARDIOPATHIE. kmmpf. Kardialgi'e. Properly. neuralgia of the
stomach. but often applied to various forms of gastric sin and to pvrosls.
Rosenbach (A. 819): L. 325.1—(7. lcterlca Schusterus]. Hearturnwith aundice.
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The New Dispensatory: Containing I. The Theory and Practice ...
Magnesia alba, chalk, crabs eyes. oystershells, calcined hartshorn, and such
other simple earthy bodies as dissolve in acids. ' Chalk julep, chalk bolus, antacid
lozenges, _ cardialgic lozenges, cardialgic troches, compound testaceous
powder ...
William LEWIS (M.D.), John QUINCY, 1753
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The New Dispensatory Containing I. The Theory and Practice ...
... antacid lozenges, cardialgic lozenges, cardialgic troches, compound
testaceous powder, compound powder of crabs Claws, bezoardic powder, and
other preparations, or compositions of ' the soluble earths. The fixt alcaline salts
of ...
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The Influence of the Atmosphere: More Especially the ...
Thus acidity in the primae via': is often more troublesome to the patient than any
other symptom, and keeps both body and mind uneasy; cardialgic sensations
being, in general, borne with less patience than any others. For this, both the ...
