10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DROPSY»
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dropsy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dropsy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Dropsy, Dialysis, Transplant: A Short History of Failing Kidneys
Swollen. with. Dropsy. Q. This small book will tell the history of kidney disease, or
at least some of its forms. But the prehistory of kidney disease was dropsy. John
Wesley, founder of Methodism and medical author, told the countless readers of ...
2
On Ovarian
Dropsy; Its Nature, Diagnosis, & Treatment
I. Baker Brown. remarkably defined, the space between the eyelids and bony
margin of the orbits being sunken and hollow; indeed, the whole areolar adipose
tissue of the face is atrophied; the complexion is pale, but without that peculiar ...
3
Canine pathology, or A full description of the diseases of dogs
In either case, the former treatment also, directed as proper for these states, must
be resorted to; but principally the tonic and strengthening plan, which should be
continued a considerable length of time after all symptoms have ceased. Dropsy.
Delabere Pritchett Blaine, 1817
4
Canine Pathology: Or A Full Description of the Diseases of ...
In either case, the former treatment also, directed as proper for these states, must
be resorted to ; but principally the touic and strengthening plan, which should be
continued a considerable length of time after all symptoms have ceased. Dropsy
...
Delabere Pritchett Blaine, 1817
5
On
Dropsy Connected with Disease of the Kidneys (morbus ...
This patient left the hospital at the end of June, free from every trace of dropsy;
the urine, however, was slightly albuminous, and the sediment consisted of
hyaline casts, with very few isolated nuclei. There were a few compound
granulecells, ...
William Richard Basham, 1862
6
Prophylaxis for the million: or the prevention of disease ...
FELLOW BEING,-—Y011 want to know if Dropsy can be cured or prevented. I
reply that Dropsy from inflammation and other temporary causes, unconnected
with much organic disease, commonly is under the control of proper means; and
the ...
7
The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
When success attends the administration of diuretics in dropsy, one advantage
resulting from their employment over drastic purgatives and some other remedies
is, the little debility which they occasion. If diuretics, however, be given alone, ...
8
Domestic Medicine: Or, A Treatise on the Prevention and Cure ...
OF THE DROPSY. '"P H E dropsy is a preternatural swelling of the whole body, or
some part of it, occasioned by a collection of watery humour. It is distinguished by
different names, according to the part affected, as the anasarca, ora collection ...
9
A system of practical medicine, comprised in a series of ...
96 DROPSY. General Doctrines of Dropsy. Conditions of the system under which
dropsical effusions arise. — General pathology of dropsy. — Chemical
composition of dropsical fluids. — Remarks on some of the phenomena of the
effusion.
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Rhetorics of Bodily Disease and Health in Medieval and Early ...
37 Nonetheless, the conventional usurer "as a rule," writes Edgar Rosenberg, "
suffers from dropsy or the gout, dropsy symbolizing the miser's insatiable thirst for
gold."38 Dropsical avarice appears in Rome's Augustans. Horace's Odes, II. ii, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DROPSY»
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dropsy is used in the context of the following news items.
Hamptons Police Blotter: Doc Called to Wainscott Workhouse
The esteemed medical personage Dr. H.R. Frillweed of Dropsy Lane, Wainscott, reports that he was on Thursday night awoken from his sleep ... «Dan's Papers, Jul 15»
Is coffee good for you?
A pamphlet produced in London in 1652 to promote the city's first coffee shop declared the beverage to be a cure for coughs, dropsy, gout, ... «Good Food, Jul 15»
200kg heavier in only 3 months
Oedema (moisture retention; dropsy) may therefore indicate heart or kidney failure. Serious heart or liver disease and cancer can cause ascites ... «Health24, Jul 15»
The mystery of Kawasaki disease
William Shrosbree, aet. 7, died in Mark on October 20, 1870, in consequence of scarlatinal dropsy with inter-current pneumonia and meningitis. «Ars Technica, Jul 15»
Blowing in the wind? The mystery of Kawasaki disease
William Shrosbree, aet. 7, died in Mark on October 20, 1870, in consequence of scarlatinal dropsy with inter-current pneumonia and meningitis. «New Statesman, Jul 15»
Poisonous food
Adulterated food can lead to dropsy, infertility, lathryrism, glaucoma, brain, liver and kidney damage, cancer, skin diseases, cardiac ailment and ... «The Statesman, Jul 15»
Daily Telegraph June 30 1915
... over what will be lost with its planned redevelopment – page 11. - Famous Australian cricketer Victor Trumper dies from dropsy – page 13 ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Early days in McCook -- the doctors
... "...he was an educated, cultured, patriotic, Christian gentleman...died of complications from his diseases -- asthma, dropsy, and heart trouble.". «McCook Daily Gazette, Jun 15»
Recap: Dancing with the Stars - Week 5: Sunday
They pull off the lift with no dropsy but only by walking through it. Literally. She practically climbed up him, in slow mo. No, no. Hayley thought it ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jun 15»
The Man Who Purchased Kashmir
Inflicted by dropsy, he is reported to have distributed one lakh rupees as antya dhan (last gifts of charity) before he died on June 30, 1857 at the ... «Kashmir Life, Jun 15»
