10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PODAGRAL»
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CHROMOSOME INSTABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH DISRUPTED PROCESSES
OF REPLICATION AND REPAIR DNA SYNTHESIS IN CELLS OF PATIENTS
WITH PODAGRAL NEPHROPATHY G. D. Zasukhina, V. V. Sura, N. I. Alekhina,
UDC ...
Setting aside the other merits of this hierarch of democrats, (Latin and
Shakspearean quotations inclusive,) it may be whispered, sotto voce, that he is
vehemently suspected of making his podagral ailments fulfil the oflice of charity,
and cover a ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, Thomas Carlyle, 1831
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Old Bachelors: Their Varieties, Characters, and Conditions
To the Gouty Old Bachelor, they are objects of unspeakable terror; and, if the
podagral bon vivant sports a crutch, mothers should be cautious in permitting
them to run loose in the same room— they may chance to get brained. At this
stage ...
Author of Old maids (The.), 1835
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The New Annual Register: Or General Repository of History, ...
The author was a severe victim at one period of his life to this cruel scourge, and
to the last an occasional sufferer from its returns: but, both in his own person and
in others, he uniformly found the podagral paroxysms pass off with comparative ...
5
Enchiridion medicum, or, The practice of medicine
In gastric inflammation owing to arthritic or podagral metastasis, a large
vesicatory on the stomachical region is of more use than all other remedies. A
chronic inflammatory state of the stomach is met with more frequently than acute
gastritis.
Christoph Wilhelm Hufeland, 1855
6
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
In this case the podagral erysipelas has disappeared, and my patient'is in better
health than he has had for many months—Edinburgh Monthly Journal of Medical
Science. Tucson, 231;, P. M.--I found the patient very comfortable. Thinks there ...
7
The Medical and Physical Journal
A tight bandage, commencing at the affected toe, and spirally continued over the
foot and ankle to the knee, restored in a few weeks the accustomed tone to the
enfeebled extremity ; thus the strict podagral character of arthritic affection was ...
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The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, ...
The author Was a severe victim at one period of his life to this cruel scourge, and
to the last an occasional sufl' ferer from its rettirns: but, both in his own person
and in others, hé uniformly found the podagral paroxysms pass of? with
compares ...
In one corner of the window are heaped piles of pill boxes, destined to contain
the " Essential Eradicator of Podagral Infirmities," by which I suppose is meant
something good for the gout ; in another, a heap of small bottles, containing some
...
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A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
Pod-fern, the plant Ellobocarpus olcracca;, a native of Tranquebar. PODAGRA,
pod'a-gra, ». (pota, the foot, and ayra, seizure, Gr.) Gout in the feet. PODAGRAL,
pod'a-gral, a. Suffering from goat in the feet PODAGRARIA, pod-a-gra're-a, s.
