10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDRARGYRIA»
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A Theoretical and Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Skin
knowledge of these facts, and of the circumstances under which hydrargyria is
developed, makes mistake all but impossible. (a) 361. Prognosis—In two cases
of gonorrhcea, Alley tells us that the discharge ceased on the appearance of ...
Pierre François Olive Rayer, John Bell, 1845
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
450 HYDREXTEROMPnALOCELB HYDRENTEROMPHALUS 451
HYDROCHAMAIMELÜM 452 HYDROGENATION 453 454 IIYDRURESÏS 456
HYMENOGRAPHY. HYDRARGYRIA Hydrargyria HydrocyanicTM, Hydrargyri
cyanuretum — h.
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Elements of the Pathology of the Human Mind
Hydrargyria (eczema mercuriale).--A cutaneous inflammation, excited by the
internal or external use of mercury, characterised by an evolution of vesicles with
or without fever, upon red and inflamed patches of various sizes. a. Hydrargyria.
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The British Critic: And Quarterly Theological Review
V The hydrargyria (observes Dr. Alley) is characterize' by an eruption, which is
very variable in its appearance. In some instances, 'there vis 'merely
alightsiroseuzoloured efflorescence; in others, the llcin presents an almost
uniformly dark ...
5
Dunglison's American medical library
Hydrargyria (eczema mercuriale). — A cutaneous inflammation, excited by the
internal or external use of mercury, characterised by an evolution of vesicles with
or without fever, upon red and inflamed patches of various sizes. a. Hydrargyria ...
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THE BRISTISH CRITIC, FOR JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL, ...
Observations on the Hydrargyria ; or that vesicular Disease, arising from the
Exhibition of Mercury. By George Alley, M.D. (3c. 4C0. pp. 103. 14.S. Longman
and Co. 18 10. The disease which forms the subject of the present treatise, is not
very ...
7
Outlines of human pathology
Hydrargyria {eczema mercuriaU). — A cutaneous inflammation, excited by the
internal or external use of mercury, characterized by an evolution of vesicles with
or without fever, upon red and inflamed patches of various sizes. a. Hydrargyria ...
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The British Critic and Quarterly Theological Review
MEDICAL. . Art. 2J. Observations on the Hydrargyria ; or that vejCctilar Disease,
arising from the Exhibition of Mercury. By George Alley, M. D. &c. 410. pp. 103.
14s. Longman and Co. 1810. The disease which forms the subject os the present
...
Case of Eczema Rubrum.' P. A., about thirty-five years of' age, a man of light
complexion, and spare habit, came into the Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 2, under
the care of Mr- Green, * Erythema mercnriale; lepra mercurialis; hydrargyria;
eczema ...
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A new and complete dictionary of arts and sciences: ...
Submurias hydrargyri prsecipitatus, precipitated sub- muriat of mercury, Ed.
Hydrargyria muriatus mitis, Lond. Take of diluted nitrous arid, purified quicksilver,
of each eight ounces; rauriat of soda four ounces and a half; boiling water eight ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYDRARGYRIA»
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hydrargyria is used in the context of the following news items.
Something Fishy About Mercury
Also referred to as mercurialism or hydrargyria, mercury poisoning is a medical condition caused by an overexposure to mercury or its ... «American News Report, Sep 12»
Cause of Death: Consumption of Basa Fish
The dangers of consuming too much fish are usually paired with the not-so-rare disease hydrargyria (better known as mercury poisoning) but ... «New America Media, Jun 11»
