10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PSILOSIS»
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1
The Sound of Indo-European: Phonetics, Phonemics, and ...
This would fit in with our words if we are correct in assuming for oûdas *o-wedn-,
and for édaphos *wedn-(bhos).17 • Martin Slaaby-Larsen suggests (July 26,
2004 email) that οὖδας is most easily analyzed as an Ionic form with psilosis (
loss of ...
Benedicte Nielsen Whitehead, 2012
2
The Chambers Dictionary
adj psilot ic relating to psilosis. [Gr psilosis, from psilos bare] Psilotum si-Id 'urn or
psi-lo 'ism, n (hoi) a genus of rootless pteridophytes from which is named the
order Psilo- ta ceae [Grpsiloton the name of some plant, trompsilos bare (
because ...
3
The Geography of Disease
SPRUE (PSILOSIS). General Characters. Sprue, or psilosis, is now recognised
as a distinct morbid condition, in which an inflamed, bare, aphthous and eroded
condition of the mouth and tongue, much wasting and anaemia, and certain other
...
London. MACY, F. S. (1909). Notes on Tropical Diarrhoea. Trans. Bombay Med.
Congress. MANNING, C. T. (1907). Psilosis Pigmentosa. Report to the
Government of Barbados. MANSON, PATRICK (1880). Notes on Sprue. China
lmper. Marit.
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 1915
5
The Cyclopedia of medicine
Ashford1" found a fungus, Monilia psilosis, so constantly present in scrapings
from the tongue and buccal mucous membranes, in the stools, and in the
intestinal contents at autopsy in sprue cases, that he became convinced that he
had found ...
George Morris Piersol, Edward L. Bortz, 1934
6
A Report on Researches on Sprue in Ceylon 1912-1914
Bombay Med. Congress. MANNING, C. T. (1907). Psilosis Pigmenlosa. Report to
the Government of Barbados. Manson, PATRICK (1880). Notes on Sprue. China
Imper. Marit. Customs Med. Rep. 19th issue, 33. —— (1909). Tropical Diseases.
Sir Philip Henry Manson-Bahr, 1915
7
The American Journal of Tropical Diseases and Preventive ...
In a report on poor relief in 1904 the following remarks on pellagra and the
disease known as 'sprue,' or psilosis, occur and may be reported here. Pellagra
and Psilosis. "*66. There are two distinct diseases presenting well-marked points
of ...
8
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
His predisposition to the monilia theory rests largely on his belief that psilosis is a
tropical disease, tropical conditions being especially favorable to the growth of
the fungi. The fact that it may be found in northern Korea, and even New ...
9
Journal of the American Medical Association
Since this organism seemed to correspond in all respects to M onilia psilosis (
Ashford), we sent a culture to Dr. Ashford requesting him to test it out and give us
his report. This he kindly did, reporting that it was a specimen of true Monilia ...
10
Annual Meeting of the American Gastro-Enterological Association
Wood's researches suggest that the Monilia psilosis may be one of the
pathogenic organisms that can produce pernicious anemia. THE RELATIONSHIP
OF SPRUE AND PELLAGRA TO PERNICIOUS ANEMIA Pathological changes in
the ...
American Gastroenterological Association, 1929
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