10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PTOMAINIC»
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Chemical examination showed that the tea, meal, porridge, etc., were free from
all trace of poison, thus narrowing the field to the ptomainic poisoning originally
suspected. Further inquiries were instituted with the result of finding that in
addition ...
Natal (South Africa). Colonial Secretary's Office, 1899
Chemical examination showed that the tea, meal, porridge, etc., were free from
all trace of poison, thus narrowing the field to the ptomainic poisoning originally
suspected. Further inquiries were instituted with the result of finding that in
addition ...
Natal (South Africa), 1899
The six states this year expect to entertain over 10 million visitors, who, departing,
will leave behind almost a billion dollars. Inevitably the tourist trade means
jimcrack souvenirs, gaudy roadside stands, ptomainic food. These, of course, any
...
... PTERYGOMAXILLARIES PTERYGOMAXILLARY PTERYLA PTERYLAE
PTISAN PTISANS PTOMAIN PTOMAINE PTOMAINES PTOMAINIC PTOMAINS
PTOOEY PTOSES PTOSIS PTOTIC PTUI PTYALIN PTYALINS PTYALISM
PTYALISMS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
... doubtless, in innumerable cases the poison is developed from decomposition
of particles of food lodged in the crypts, or, through auto-infection, by the
absorption of ptomainic poison generated by the decay of the crypt epithelium
from injury ...
It is a well known fact that meat contains a high percentage of protein; but
unfortunately it also contains other substances that are toxic: decaying cell
wastes, toxic acids as uric, xanthic, ptomainic (Greek: corpse) acid and other
wastes.
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The Medical Brief: A Monthly Journal of Scientific Medicine ...
Note that the ptomainic blood enters the frail structures of the Malpighian tufts. It
must be remembered that these endothelial cells are minute animals and must
eat their food from the blood in which they are saturated. But since the skin has ...
8
Modern Medicine and Bacteriological Review
A careful study of a number of cases of this sort has convinced M. Hu- chard that
the dyspnea is not the result of cardiac or pulmonary disease, but is of toxic origin
, or what he has termed toxic or ptomainic dyspnea. He prefers the latter term, ...
John Harvey Kellogg, 1895
ance of the elimination from the system of the leucomanic or ptomainic poisons,
generated by the perverted processes of disas- similation of the tissues of the
body, and by the imperfect, or failure, of assimilation of ingesta, regardless of its
kind ...
Texas Medical Association, 1890
10
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Some of the most violent attacks of ptomainic poisoning on record have resulted
from partaking of food in which the putrefactive change was so slight as not to-
attract attention in any way. The symptoms resulting from eating poisonous food ...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1896
