10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYPOUS»
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Observations on Aneurism: Selected from the Works of the ...
But a mistake would arise here if it were supposed that such a polypus could not
form unless the artery were cut or divided, as we have elsewhere stated to be the
case with regard to the polypous incrustation lining the sac of an aneurism.
... the aorta, which communicated very obliquely with tho ventricle-the two
cavities into which the ventricle was thus divided communicatedvvith each other
very partially, where the rnembrance terminated in the rounded polypous
ccncretion.
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
POLYPOUS GROWTH FROM THE UTERUS. IV e give this case as fairly
characteristic of the degree of difficulty that now and then occurs, in deciding
between inversion of the uterus, and polypous growth from the cervix of that
organ. S. S., set.
Coronary section of a paranasal CT scan in a patient with chronic polypous
rhinosinusitis. The patient had already undergone conventional paranasal sinus
surgery six times when he asked for laser surgery in our outpatient department.
Hans-Peter Berlien, Gerhard J. Müller, 2003
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Dunglison's American medical library
Polypous excrescences, when of a large size, are commonly of a soft fibrous
texture, with numerous loaded veins on their surface — a fact which Dr. Gooch
himself admits : for he says, " This, however, is not always its structure ; it is
sometimes ...
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A treatise on the diseases of the chest, tr. by J. Forbes
Polypous concretions. — Are these the product, and, consequently, a proof of the
existence of inflammation of the inner membrane of the heart and arteries ?
Kreysig has answered this question in the affirmative; and Burns seems
sometimes ...
René Théophile H. Laënnec, 1834
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A treatise on the diseases of the chest, and on mediate ...
Polypous concretions. — Are these the product, and, consequently, a proof of the
existence of inflammation of the inner membrane of the heart and arteries ?
Kreysig has answered this question in the affirmative ; and Burns seems
sometimes ...
René Théophile Hyacinthe Laennec, Sir John Forbes, Gabriel Andral, 1838
8
Mādhavanidāna (extraits). Traduction anglaise
"By means of these same morbific entities, which have gone upwards, a polypous
growth of the ear arises. (In this condition there are found) deafness, an
extremely ferocious piercing pain and a continuous foul-smelling condition of the
ears.
9
The principles and practice of obstetric medicine
OF POLYPOUS TUMOURS OF THE VAGINA. The vagina is the residence much
more frequently than it is itself the subject of polypous tumours. Those parasite
growths are indeed seldom productions of the vaginal surfaces themselves.
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
A few observations on the characters and formation of the latter might have been
introduced at the close of the chapter on croup, to which the polypous concretion
is nearly allied. Every thing hitherto known regarding these substances shows, ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «POLYPOUS»
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polypous is used in the context of the following news items.
Cthulhu fhtagn! Indescribably terrifying microbes named for …
... Cyclopean nightmare corpse-city seething with microorganisms, their squirming, tentacle-like flails a kaleidoscope of polypous perversion. «Christian Science Monitor, Apr 13»
The Icy Hand of HP LOVECRAFT Still Felt Across Media
... corruption warping people into subhuman monsters can accurately be described as Lovecraftian, even if polypous monstrosities are absent. «Newsarama, Mar 10»
