10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STYPSIS»
Discover the use of
stypsis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stypsis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
Stypsis, on examination, shows the objective signs of a circumscribed peritonitis (
pain on pressure, slight distention of the belly, increased resistance and dulness)
; after a shorter or longer improvement of all these symptoms the same scene ...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Frank Pierce Foster, 1872
2
The Perfume Industry of Mycenaean Pylos
Cyperus, used chiefly in stypsis according to Dioscorides, appears in three lists of
ingredients, but on only one tablet which records records a finished product (Fr
1203): ku-pa-ro-we wo-do-we OLE PO . This tablet itself is unusual. As Table II ...
Cynthia W. Shelmerdine, 1985
3
Medicinisch-chirurgische Rundschau
Behandlung: laue Bäder und häufige sehr kleine Gaben von Morphium (*/24 Gr.
1 — 2stündlich); gegen die häufig hiernach sich einstellende Stypsis milde
Purganzen. 4. Peritonitis. — Behandlung: Ruhe, strenge Diät, kalte Umschläge
auf ...
4
German Dictionary of Medicine
... intlemmetion ot the stytoid process stytomendibuler (Anetl stytomendibuler,
stytomex, illery stytomestoid[et] (Anetl stytomestoid Stytus m t , (Pherml stytus,
pencil,like preperetion (z B Lepis invemelisli Z s Stitett Stypsis / t , stypsis,
eshingency, ...
Fritz-Jürgen Nöhring, 1997
5
Studies in Mediterranean archaeology: pocket-book
Cyperus, used chiefly in stypsis according to Oioscorides, appears in three lists of
ingredients, but on only one tablet which records records a finished product (Fr
1203): ku-pa-ro-we wo-do-we OLE PO . This tablet itself is unusual. As Table II ...
Gottfried Grunewald, 1984
6
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
... of stypsis, particularly the VOL. n. acacia; and when oak bark has been
employed in putrid fevcrs, instead of the cinchona, we have found costiveness
peculiarly obstinate. In drinkers of spirits it has occurred with almost
unconquerable ...
7
The Medical Repository (And Review Of American Publications ...
By the Germans it would be denominated stypsis; and under this term Dr. Parr
observes, that “ constipation is relative, and it is inconceivable with how little
injury to the general I health a long-continuedobstruction can be borne. There are
well ...
Samuel Latham Mitchill, Edward Miller, Elihu Hubbard Smith, 1821
The iutemperate.and.continued use of astringent: has been accused as a cause
of stypsis, particularly the acacia; and..whon.oak-tbilrk-has bosnxmployedlin
puVOL. II. trid fevers, instead of the cincom, we have found costiveness peculiarly
...
9
An English translation of the Sushruta samhita, based on ...
It greatly helps to set in the process of suppuration in boils and abscesses.
Oleaginousness imparts a gloss or oiliness, and acts as an emollient tonic, and
cosmetic. Parchedness is the opposite of oleaginousness ; it produces stypsis
and ...
10
Schirmer's Complete Rhyming Dictionary
... stripeless strobilus strumous stubbiness stubbornness studious studiousness
stuffiness stuntedness stupendous stuporous sturdiness styleless stylishness
stylus stypsis suasiveness suaveness subclavius subconscious
subconsciousness ...
