10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHLEGMONIC»
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1
Case of
Phlegmonic Inflammation, with Reflections on Certain ...
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2
A Treatise on Febrile Diseases: Including the Various ...
But even where the inflammation is of the erythematic kind, the symptoms are
often such as characterise phlegmonic inflammation of the stomach ; for J have
seen the erythema spread from the mouth to the stomach, and there occasion all
the ...
Alexander Philips Wilson Philip, 1813
3
Medical and Philosophical Commentaries
Dr Cullen is the first, as far as we know, who has clearly marked the distinction
between the phlegmonic and the erisipela- tous inflammation of the stomach. The
first may be seated in what is called the nervous coat of the stomach, or in the ...
4
First Lines of the Practice of Physic [...]: Including the ...
Enteritis, 401. phlegmonic or crythe- matic, ibid, causes of, 407. cure of, 409.
EpUepsy, 1282, phenomena of, 1283. proximate cause of, 1284. remote causes
of, 1285. predisponent causes of, 1310. sympathic, 13^6. cure of, 1317.
idiopathic, ...
William Cullen, Peter Reid, 1816
5
Medico-chirurgical Transactions published by the Medical and ...
cannot pretend to judge till I see the particular cases, and I can imagine that there
are cases which are not phlegmonic erysipelas, but on the contrary arise from the
effusion of an acrid humour, which is remarkably disposed to turn into ...
6
Zoonomia; or, The laws of organic life
This difference of the termination of erysipelatous and phlegmonic inslammation
seems to be owing in part to the less disiensibility of the cuticle than of the
cellular membrane, and in part to the ready cxhalation of the thinner parts of the ...
7
Elements of general and pathological anatomy
Lymph is effused ; healthy purulent matter is formed ; and adhesion taking place
in one or more points, the disease terminates in phlegmonic suppuration and
granulation. When recovery takes place after suppuration and sloughing of the ...
8
MEDICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL COMMENTARIES
Dr Cullen is the first, as far as we know, who has clearly marked the distinction
between the phlegmonic and the erisipela- tous inflammation of the stomach. The
first may be seated in what is called the nervous coat of the stomach, or in the ...
9
The works of William Cullen ...: containing his physiology, ...
kinds, Phlegmonic, or Erythematic.* The first may be seated in what is called the
Nervous coat of the stomach, or in the peritonaeum investing it. The second is
always seated in the villous coat and cellular texture immediately subjacent.
William Cullen, John Thomson, 1827
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Medico-chirurgical Transactions
cannot pretend to judge till I see the particular cases, and I can imagine that there
are cases which are not phlegmonic erysipelas, but on the contrary arise from the
effusion of an acrid humour, which is remarkably disposed to turn into ...
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