10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERSTHENIA»
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hypersthenia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The British Record of Obstetric Medicine & Surgery for ...
It may be that menorrhagia is dependent upon hypersthenia of the uterus, or of
the constitution generally ; and if so, the peculiar indications are clearly shown.
But it is very important not to mistake upon these points. A preponderance of the ...
2
Concise Repertory of Homoeopathic Medicines
S. R. Phatak. adapt. The exactly opposite state is also true. The complete
resignation, the recoiling of self within itself. These two states may be called
HYPERSTHENIA and HYPOSTHENIA. By the hyposthenic method, the disease
becomes ...
3
Problems of Personality: Studies Presented to Dr Morton ...
This force of memories acquired during hypersthenia might be considered as a
counterpart of the curious phenomenon which I have described elsewhere under
the name of psychological scargj' where we see tendencies formed during ...
Campbell, C MacFie & Langfeld H S & McDougall, Wm &, Campbell C Macfie & Langfeld H S & McDougall Wm &, 2013
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Stedman's Medical Dictionary for the Health Professions and ...
hyperpolarization. hypersthenia. hy-per-po-lar-i-za-tion (hi'per-po'lar-i-za' shun)
An increase in polarization of membranes of nerves or muscle cells; the reverse
change from that associated with excitatory action. hy«per«pone*sis ...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 2005
5
Midline Medical Dictionary
Hypersthenia. Excessive tension or strength; hypersthesia. 3»Rl«IH; 31ril(l3*
dHlc( 3ftRT yiPkl Hypersthenic. Pertaining to, or marked by hypersthenia.
Hypersthesia. See Hypersthenia. Hypertelorism. Genetically determined cranial
anomaly ...
6
Journal of Mental Pathology
Indeed, the conditions of hypersthenia are generally the initial phases of
neurasthenia, because, as I pointed out above, the roots of the two disturbances
are identical as regards quality, differing only as regards quantity : the nature of
the ...
Louise G. Robinovitch, 1905
7
International Clinics: A Quarterly of Clinical Lectures
latter complaint. In 1585 cases of gastric hypersthenia that have come under my
observation there was appendicular disorder eighty- two times, and on thirty-
three occasions appendicitis was recognized and diagnosticated not only by
myself, ...
... large, full, and hard pulse, which is moderately quick; hypersthenia; tendency
of the blood to coagulate. No inflammation of any organ. Certain Symptoms
whichfi'cqurnlly exist.Strong fever, increased pulsation of the heart. The attack
begins ...
9
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
If drunkenness become phrenitis, it loses that grade which it had at first, (hypos-
thenia,) and takes that new one which has respect to the new morbid qualities (
hypersthenia)," which is merely making a disease of what has generally been, ...
10
Conditioning Behavior and Psychiatry
Since, to Pavlov, both these conditions resembled human neurasthenia, he
revised his former views and named the neurasthenia of the excitable type “
hypersthenia” and of the inhibited type “hyposthenia.” At this point he considered
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