10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STERCORACEOUS»
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stercoraceous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Dr. Mayo related the case of a patient who died in the Marylebono Infirmary from
obstinate constipation, attended with vomiting of stercoraceous matter throughout
. On examination alter death, the rectum was found to be so constricted, that it ...
2
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Mr. Bransby Coo er had made his inquiry because he believed a diagnostic mark
of a certain c aracter existed to point out the seat of the obflruction. He believed
that what was called “ stercoraceous vomiting” never existed when the ...
3
The works of William Cullen ...: containing his physiology, ...
and therefore stercoraceous matter, is thrown up by vomiting ; and the same
inversion appears still more clearly from this, that what is thrown into the rectum
by glyster is again thrown out by the mouth. In these circumstances of inversion
the ...
William Cullen, John Thomson, 1827
4
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic
as nervous or flatulent, might soon become inflammatory ; and you will have seen
that, between stercoraceous colic and bilious colic the traits are hardly differential
, any more than between bilious colic and vegetable colic. There is a general ...
William Stokes, John Bell, 1842
5
First lines of the practice of physic
In some cases of colic, the peristaltic motion is inverted through the whole length
of the alimentary canal, in such a manner that the contents of the great guts, and
therefore stercoraceous matter, is thrown up by vomiting; and the same inversion
...
6
the medico-chirurgical review, and journal of practical ...
The vomiting returned a week after, in nearly the same quantity, but more
markedly Stercoraceous. The evacuations per anum, had, notwithstanding the
exhibition of laxatives and enemata, betn very scanty during the time which
intervened ...
james johnson, m.d. and henry james johnson, esq, 1836
7
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
He had been the subject of what proved to be a direct inguinal hernia of the right
side, which the doctor thought he had partially reduced by taxis; but vomiting
persisted, and was now stercoraceous. Aperient medicine had been rejected by
the ...
8
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
This injection was retained about twenty minutes, when it came away, and with it
a small quantity of liquid faxes, with one or two more consistent pellets of pale
yellow stercoraceous mutter. Expressed himself much relieved, aud thought the ...
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
She was bled, had more purgative medicines and an enema. On the 7th day the
symptoms continued, with stercoraceous vomiting. Saline effervescing medicine
with salts and opium was administered, and her bowels were relieved for the first
...
10
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
From the time that the stercoraceous vomiting commenced, no stools were
produced by the natural channel. A considerable quantity of calmncl had been
administered during the progress of the disease ; but while the constitution of the
child ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «STERCORACEOUS»
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