10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISCHURIA»
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ischuria in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ischuria and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Medical and Physical Journal
The relief obtained in this instance, was so evident, that I think it a duty
incumbentoa me to recommend their application to this part in all cases of
ischuria, arising from inflammation. This, if I may be permitted to expresss myself,
is a piece of ...
Retention oí, or impossibility of discharging, the urine, Anurorrhëc of Piorry. Often
restricted to suppression of the secretion, Renal Ischuria, Anu'ria, Annre'sis,
Nephranu'ria, Anu- rocrinie of Piorry, Isch'nry. Ischuria Vera isthat in which the
urine, ...
3
Elements of the theory and practice of physic
ISCHURIA KENALIS. If the importance of any disease could be estimated by the
survey of a system of nosology, ischuria would stand foremost among the
disorders of the human race. Subdivisions of this disease have been made with
tedious ...
4
A dictionary of pratical medicine. 3 vols. [in 4]. 3 vols. ...
In pestilential cholera, the ischuria is a consequence of the excremential fluid of
the blood being all discharged by the digestive canal and skin, none being left
that can be removed by the kidneys ; other excremential matters, however, ...
5
The London Medical Dictionary, Including Under Distinct ...
Ischuria rena'lis, where, some disease of the kidneys having preceded, pain and
an uneasy sensation of weight are felt in the region of the kidneys, without *ny
swelling of the hypogastric region, or stimulus to make water. 2. Ischu'ria urete'
rica ...
6
A compendious system of the theory and practice of modern ...
Ischuria may also arise from a loss of tone in the body of the bladder, so as to
render it incapable of contracting itself||, and from stones impacted in the urethraf
. Q. 379. Haw is Suppression of Urine so be treated? A. When the affection arises
...
7
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
The bladder is subject to a variety of diseases, many of which have been
mentioned under the appropriate . heads (see ISCHURIA, DYSL'RIA, Ca'raunnus
VESICE, Cvsrrrls, CALCULUS, 82o). It is sometimes subject to su/z/zuration; but
the ...
8
The Principles and Pratice of Medicine
ISCHURIA. The first disease of which I will speak, is a diminution of the secretion
; and this is called ischuria (from t<rx<o, to restrain ; and ovpov, urine). The
suppression of urine, the absence of urine, or the diminution of urine, when it
occurs ...
9
A Methodical Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Physic
We must content ourselves to consider the ischuria only' in three points of view :
First, when the urine, being stopped either in the kidneys or ureters, does not
come into the bladder. Secondly, when, after it has got into the bladder, the urine
...
10
The modern practice of physic
Of Ischuria Urelerha. This is defined by Dr. Cullen : " Ischuria, præ- gresso renum
morbo, cum doloris vel molestiæ sensu in quadam ureteris parte, et sine
hypogastrii tumore vel ad mingendum stimulo." The description of the disease
given ...
Edward Goodman Clarke, 1805
