10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MORBILLOUS»
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morbillous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
morbillous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The principles and practice of ophthalmic medicine and surgery
The inflammation is commonly named morbillous, scarlatinous, variolous,
postfebrile, or phlebitic ophthalmia, or ophthalmitis, according to the general
disease with which it is connected. It is, however, to be observed that in these
cases the ...
Thomas Wharton Jones, Edward Hartshorne, 1856
2
The Practice of Physic in General: As Delivered in a Course ...
And as the variolous particles in producing the small-pox assimilate parts of the
blood into their own nature, so the morbillous particles operate in like manner. §
12 1 9. And ler me observe, that the minute pustules in the measles consist partly
...
Theophilus Lobb, J. Buckland ((Londres)), 1771
3
The monthly review, or, literary journal
285, 286, * The principal action of the morbillous matter i appears to be on this
saline humour secreted from the □glan- * dula lacbrymalis.' What humour then is
so^ikely to be the peculiar Nidus and vehicle of morbillous contagion, and so ...
4
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
It is in this form of fever that the morbillous petechite make their appearance, and
denote the fever to be confined to the epigastric centre, to the viscera which
derive their nerves from the ganglia of organic life. At this time the epigastrium is
...
5
The Monthly Review ;or Literary Journal.VOLUME XXI.
285, 286, ' The principal action of the morbillous matter * appears to be on this
saline humour secreted from the glan- * dula lachrymalis.' What humour then is
so likely to be the peculiar Nidus and vehicle of morbillous contagion, and so ...
Not contented with the varieties of distinct and confluent, he introduces a class of
malignant distinct, and 'one of mild confluent; and he divides the malignant
confluent into the erysipelatous, morbillous, coherent, sanguineous, and
crystalline.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1806
7
Lectures on Clinical Medicine
This potion ought to be administered in spoonful doses during the twenty-four
hours. It often happens that the morbillous catarrh of the intestines exhausts itself
by attacking the large intestine, producing that special form of colitis
characterized ...
8
The New England Journal of Medicine
On the following night the child became feverish, thirsty and restless, and the next
morning had a palpable ,1 morbillous efflorescence, which, by night, was general
over its body, with 1'5. a cough, hoarseness and watery eyes. On the 26th, no ...
9
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
285, 286, * The principal action of the morbillous matter * appears to be on this
saline humour secreted from the glan- * dula lachrymalis.' What humour then is
so likely to be the peculiar Nidus and vehicle of morbillous contagion, and so ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1759
10
Lectures on Clinical Medicine, Delivered at the Hotel-Dieu, ...
This year I have again seen a great mortality in my own private practice, and in
consultation with my colleagues, both among children and adults, from
morbillous peripneumonic Whenever, therefore, about the eighth day of measles,
the fever, ...
Armand Trousseau, P. Victor Bazire, 1869
