10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOETOR»
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foetor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
On Freud's Jewish Body: Mitigating Circumcisions
"overmanned") by the foetor Judaicus is obvious. But his other preferred term, "
chloroformiert," and his comparison of Spinoza with a smelling bottle are no less
so. Ellis notes that "during menstruation girls and young women frequently give
off ...
2
Lectures on the theory and practice of medicine, by J.C. ...
In my cases, the disease was marked by a sudden prostration of strength, and a
cadaverous alteration of the face ; great feebleness of pulse ; and an intolerable
foetor of the breath and sputa. One of these cases occurred in a man who had ...
John Elliotson, John Charles Cooke, 1839
3
A practical treatise on the diseases of the lungs: including ...
Again, the breath and sputa sometimes acquire gangrenous odour, in cases of
broncho-pleural fistula with empyema, where changes in the pleural sac are the
real causes of the foetor. I have even known the expectoration acquire that odour,
...
Walter Hayle Walshe, 1860
One must distinguish between foetor ex ore, or an unpleasant smell in the mouth
arising from oral changes, and halitosis or true bad breath, arising from the lungs,
airways or gastrointestinal tract. Etiology and Pathogenesis. Both problems ...
5
Richard Wagner and the Anti-Semitic Imagination
3. SMELLS: THE. TEUTONIC. DI/FTAND. THE. FOETOR. JUDAICUS. And the
scent went straight into them, touched their hearts, and categorically separated
friendship from contempt, disgust from desire, and love from hatred.— Patrick ...
6
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
Swelling rapidly abating, which now occupied only the eyelids ; the foetor had
greatly diminished ; removed the dressings, and. lightly touched some parts with
the lunar. caustic, which produced no pain; his pulse had increased to 84-, as he
...
7
The Principles and Pratice of Medicine
In my two cases, the disease was marked by a sudden prostration of strength; a
cadaverous alteration of the face: great feebleness of pulse; and an intolerable
foetor of the breath and sputa. One of these cases occurred in a man, who had ...
8
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
The tongue was pressed upon and much confined by the tumor, causing
considerable difficulty of deglutition. The offensive foetor was very distressing. No
enlargement of the cervical glands, or any apparent disease in other parts of the
body.
9
Man and the Liver from Myth to Science
The most directly related cause of bad breath in patients with liver disease is
foetor hepaticus. This is a characteristic physical sign, though the process for
detection of it by the physician almost rivals in offensiveness the tasting of urine
for the ...
10
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The bed was also sprinkled with a solution of the salt. The most rapid and marked
amendment followed — the foetor of the breath and expectoration disappearing
in a few days. The remedy was omitted, the foetor returned, and was ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FOETOR»
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foetor is used in the context of the following news items.
In every gutter, you'll find grim discarded evidence of Cameron's …
Madness has always had a tendency to be crowded – we think of the foetor of Bedlam in its 18th-century heyday, when the bon ton came to be ... «New Statesman, Jun 15»
Korrektur angeborener Fehlbildungen in der Kinderchirurgie …
Die Koloninterposition ist aufgrund funktioneller Probleme und therapieresistentem Foetor ex ore problematisch. Ileuminterponate sind ... «Deutsches Ärzteblatt, May 15»
The Poet's Tale: Chaucer and the Year that Made The Canterbury …
Rebels had streamed through the gate, under Chaucer's feet, during the Peasants' Revolt. Foetor from Houndsditch mingled with the stench of ... «The Independent, Jan 15»
A Long History of Blaming the Jews
Schopenhauer was the most blatant in his conflation of Judaism and bad ideas, describing them as emanating a foetor Judaicus, “a Jewish ... «Religion Dispatches, Jun 13»
Mind-bending behind bars: drug use in British prisons
... fester in their own foetor – as well as their fetters – it could, on the contrary, become the test bed for a new and enlightened social experiment. «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 12»
Halitosis is hell
In a comprehensive review of all global research on bad breath, also known as halitosis, oral malodour or foetor ex ore, Dr Curd Bollen and Dr ... «Independent Online, Aug 12»
Jews and Garlic: Love, Hate, and Confit
... “foetor Judaicus,” the “Jewish stench” of degeneracy and garlic. An anti-Semitic icon developed that has lived through centuries: the evil Jew, ... «Forward, May 12»
East 86th Street gets loveliest Sabon of all
... that makes it so appealing, nor the sweet smell of lavender and patchouli rising amid the general foetor of this stretch of Lexington Avenue. «The Real Deal New York, Dec 11»
Stomatitis causes bad breath, but what causes stomatitis?
In it, he states that ulcerative stomatitis is usually accompanied by sores and oral odor. "A nauseous foetor ex ore [oral stench] is noticeable. «TheraBreath, Jul 11»
Breath Taking: next generation diagnostic technology
Indeed, the characteristic smell of liver disease even has a Latin name: foetor hepaticus. However, the development of miniaturised yet ... «The Engineer, Mar 11»
