10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUMMULATED»
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1
New York Medical Journal
Colored corpuscles arrange themselves in nummulated piles. 22. Colored
corpuscles have little or no tendency to arrange themselves in nummulated piles.
23. Colorless corpuscles, many of them ragged, partially broken down, and more
or ...
2
Researches on phthisis, anatomical, pathological and ...
... cough frequent and paroxysmal by night; sputa small in quantity, greenish,
opaque, inclined to the nummulated form; respiration confused; mucous
rhonchus ; chest less sonorous than natural under the right clavicle; resonance of
the voice ...
Pierre Charles Alexandre Louis, 1844
3
Microscopic examinations of the blood, and vegetations found ...
Colored corpuscles arrange themselves in nummulated piles. 22. Colored
corpuscles have little or no tendency to arrange themselves in nummulated piles.
23. Colorless corpuscles, many of them ragged, partially broken down, and more
or ...
James Henry Salisbury, 1868
4
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
The absence of this medullary matter is indicated by the deep red opaque colour
of the disks, their rigid nummulated form, the tendency to arrange themselves in
piles and want of pliability and plasticity. By this means those labouring under ...
5
Finger Bone and Joint Injuries
... children 362, 363 gutter splint for metacarpal neck fractures 71 haematoma,
nummulated 207 hand anatomy 151 positions 143 skilled function 325 hook of
hamate fracture 198, 200 hospital stay, operative management 66
hyperextension, ...
Peter Brüser, Alain Gilbert, 1999
6
Gaillard's Medical Journal
sometimes well nummulated. White corpuscles enlarged and beaded, as in Case
I. Showed amoeboid movements, fibrin filaments marked. Several spore collects.
Serum interspaces contained quite a number of small, rather still spores.
It usually runs together into one mass, but a distinct, nummulated form of sputum
is sometimes met with, which is thoroughly opaqre. Its tenacity and adhesiveness
may be so great as to make it stick closely to the vessel containing it, and to ...
Sir John Russell Reynolds, 1871
8
A manual of the diseases of the skin
In the one, which may be termed the nummulated variety, the patches increase
but slowly, so that they may be several months attaining a diameter of two or
three inches ; and their form is evenly rounded, being either oval or circular.
Alexander John Balmanno Squire, 1868
9
A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Medicine
This purulent conversion may be general or partial, and in the latter case the
sputa not unfrequently present the so-called 'nummulated' character due to the
fact of thick opaque pellets floating in transparent, watery mucus. All these
varieties of ...
10
Pathological research on phthisis
Until the 5th of April, the day of her death, the thirst was moderate — more
complained of at night than during the day ; expectoration scanty, and only
opaque and nummulated in the last twenty-four hours. In the night of the 25th of
March, ...
Pierre Charles Alexander Louis, 1836
