10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERTROPHOUS»
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hypertrophous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Buffalo Medical Journal
the former is not merely to be preferred as a choice of evils, but it is highly
important as a protection against the latter. Hypertrophous enlargement of
muscular organs has its bounds. Having attained to a certain size, their further
increase is ...
2
A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of the Heart and Great ...
Thus hypertrophous texture, lying, in the course of the circulation, behind a
murmur, will intensify this, if it be direct; exercise little efl'ect on it, if it be
regurgitant: take the instance of an hypertrophous left ventricle with severally a.
constrictive and ...
Walter Hayle Walshe, 1862
3
london journal of medicine
Thus hypertrophous texture, lying in the course of the circulation, behind a
murmur, will intensify this, if it be direct ; exercise little effect on it, if it be
regurgitant : take the instance of an hypertrophous left ventricle with severally a
constrictive and ...
4
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The substance of the organ was firm and pale, the ventricles small, and
containing no fluid. The brain weighed much heavier than usual, and was very
hypertrophous. The lungs were universally emphysematous. In the heart there
was found to ...
5
London Journal of Medicine: A Monthly Record of the Medical ...
Thus hypertrophous texture, lying in the course of the circulation, behind a
murmur, will intensify this, if it be direct ; exercise little effect on it, if it be
régurgitant : take the instance of an hypertrophous left ventricle with severally a
constrictive and ...
6
The American Medical Intelligencer
Kidney red, hypertrophous, enlarged and heavy, — especially cortical substance;
the tubular is also of deep red colour, but not hypertrophous; the blood combined
with these tissues cannot be removed by washing; the renal substance is ...
7
A practical treatise on the Diseases of the Heart and Great ...
Thus hypertrophous texture, lying, in the course of the circulation, behind a
murmur, will intensify, this, if it be direct; exer- ' cise little efi'ect on it, if it be
regurgitant : take the instance of an hypertrophous left ventricle with severally a
constric- ...
Walter Hayle WALSHE, 1862
8
Principles and illustrations of morbid anatomy: adapted to ...
178, from the stomach, a is the mucous membrane, somewhat thickened by
chronic inflammation; b is its adherent side, exhibiting inflammatory redness, still
more apparent at c ; dis the hypertrophous,"sub-mucous cellular tissue, upwards
of a ...
9
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic
Kidney red, hypertrophou9, enlarged and heavy — especially cortical substance ;
the tubular is also of deep red colour, but not hypertrophous ; the blood combined
with these tissues cannot be removed by washing; the renal substance is ...
William Stokes, John Bell, 1842
10
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
... sub-inflammatory action extending from the previously hypertrophous muscular
substance to the ligamentous tissue of the valves; — and such continue to be my
opinions. But in stating them on that occasion, I seem, judging by my printed ...
