10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHRENITIC»
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1
The works of William Cullen: containing his physiology, ...
The same irritation also frequently produces a delirium, which, as not of the
phrenitic and inflammatory kind, we name the maniacal. Such an appearance of
a maniacal delirium, and attended with some impetuosity and furor, is in fevers ...
William Cullen, John Thomson, 1827
2
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
We do not, however, wish it to be understood either that convulsions are never
present excepting in the "convulsive"' form, or that the "phrenitic" is the form
exclusively characterized by perversions of the intelligence ; we merely wish to
notify by ...
3
The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
This affection i9 divided into the phrenitic and convulsive forms. We do not see
the practical value of this division, because the two affections are so often
blended together. Our author says the phrenitic form occurs more frequently in
children of ...
4
Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
This affection is divided into the phrenitic and convulsive forms. We do not see
the practical value of this division, because the two affections are so often
blended together. Our author says the phrenitic form occurs more frequently in
children of ...
5
Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
This affection is divided into the phrenitic and convulsive forms. We do not see
the practical value of this division, because the two affections are so often
blended together. Our author says the phrenitic form occurs more frequently in
children of ...
6
Journal of Psychological Medicine
This affection is divided into the phrenitic and convulsive forms. We do not see
the practical value of this division, because the two affections are so often
blended together. Our author says the phrenitic form occurs more frequently in
children of ...
7
Patterns of Madness in the Eighteenth Century: A Reader
For incoherent insanity may arise — from a too active, and almost phrenitic state
of the brain; — from that kind of active state of the brain which occasions a
flightiness of imagination, without any tendency to a phrenitic state; — from such
a state ...
8
The Presages of Life and Death in Diseases: In Seven Books. ...
2. tells us, " That if phrenitic Patients are " seized with Convulsions, and vomita
virulent " Matter, they die suddenly." A Vomiting of this Kind happened on the first
Day, in the phrenitic Patient mentioned in Epidem. Liþ. 3. zEgr. 4. of whom it is ...
9
THE PRESAGES OF LIFE AND DEATH IN DISEASES.
Virulent or æruginous Vomitings are also mortal Signs in acute Disorders,
especially in phrenitic Patients, because they denote, that the Brain labours
under an Inflammation produced by a hot Bile, which always proves mortal.
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Observations on the nature, kinds, causes, and prevention of ...
more violent in its symptoms, and more rapid in its progress ; and often makes
hasty advances to the very extreme of phrenitic insanity ; it is seldom long before
it calls in the aid of the first. (c) In like manner pathetic insanity from the third
remote ...
