10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CREPITANT»
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crepitant in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
crepitant and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Physical Exploration to the Diagnosis of Diseases Affecting ...
Austin Flint. after a description of its characters, with the comparisons just
mentioned, the student will have no difficulty in recognizing it the first time it is
presented to his notice. As already stated, it bears a resemblance to the sub-
crepitant rale.
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A Practical treatise on the physical exploration of the ...
already stated, it bears a resemblance to the sub-crepitant rale. The two rales
approximate in their audible characters, but usually they are distinguished by
their intrinsic differences alone, and always with the aid of collateral
circumstances.
3
A practical treatise on the physical exploration of the ...
already stated, it bears a resemblance to the sub-crepitant rale. The two rales
approximate in their audible characters, but usually they are distinguished by
their intrinsic difl'erences alone, and always with the aid of collateral
circumstances.
Austin FLINT (the Elder.), 1866
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Diagnosis of Diseases Affecting the Respiratory
Austin Flint. after a description of its characters, with the comparisons just
mentioned, the student will have no difliculty in recognizing it the first time it is
presented to his notice. As already stated, it bears a resemblance to the sub-
crepitant rale.
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The Medical Journal of North Carolina
WWW/WWW asub-'crepitant, rather fine.”(a) In 34 cases of pneumonia observed
by Grisolle, the primary crepitation resembled more or less closely the sub-
crepitant rhonchus of acute capillary bronchitis. There can be no doubt, then, that
the ...
6
Algorithmic Diagnosis of Symptoms and Signs: A ...
Are they crepitant, sibilant, or sonorous? Crepitant rales signify congestive heart
failure, pneumonia, tuberculosis, pulmonary embolism, adult respiratory distress
syndrome, and aspiration pneumonitis. Carcinoma of the lung may also present ...
Douglas R. Collins, R. Douglas Collins, 2012
At the period of resolution of pneumonia, we sometimes hear a rale which has
some resemblance to the primitive crepitant rale; but its bubbles are moister,
larger, less regular, and more slowly produced ; they are less numerous and
more free ...
8
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The sub-crepitant rhonchus resembles very much the crepitant, which is peculiar
to pneumonia: this renders the diagnosis somewhat difficult, as the cases in
which it occurs, simulate pneumonia Very much. When, however, the bronchitis is
of ...
9
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The sub-crepitant rhonchus is heard very faintly during the expiration. The
crepitant rhonchus is the most important of the moist rhonchi. It is either fine or
coarse, the latter variety differing very slightly from the sub-crepitant. When the
crepitant ...
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2013 ICD-10-CM Draft Edition -
bursitis NOS (M71.9-) Excludes2 bursitis of shoulder (M75.5) enthesopathies (
M76-M77) pressure ulcer (pressure area) (L89.-) Excludes2 Excludes1
Excludes1 M70.0 Crepitant synovitis (acute) (chronic) of hand and wrist M70.03
Crepitant ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CREPITANT»
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crepitant is used in the context of the following news items.
Mark Keaton: Vaccinate for blackleg in cattle
Characteristic edematous and crepitant swellings develop in the hip, shoulder, chest, back, neck or elsewhere. Blackleg can be controlled by ... «Baxter Bulletin, Jul 13»
Saving New Orleans Culture, One Sandwich at a Time
... and demand they serve their sandwiches on po' boy bread, with its velvet interior, its crepitant exterior, its only-in-New-Orleans back story. «New York Times, Nov 09»
Hannibal Rising
... continue the saga by refusing to treat his sequel as anything but a black camp spoof, but it did have some kind of twitchy, crepitant animation. «Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 07»
His Love of Words Rivals His Contempt for Critics
His style is sumptuous, lush with adjectives and rarefied words -- "crepitant," "velutinous" -- that some find show-offy, and others Joycean. «New York Times, Nov 05»
