10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBAURAL»
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1
Reconstruction of Upper Cervical Spine and Craniovertebral ...
The victims, found with rope remnants still around their neck, usually suffered a
fracture across the skull base, most probably as a result of “long drop” with
subaural knot placement [101]. In England, hanging was introduced by Angles,
Saxons, ...
Petr Suchomel, Ondrej Choutka, 2010
2
Forensic Pathology, Second Edition
... the cases, there was also a fracture or separation at C2 and C3 with complete
transection of the cord, bilateral carotid intimal tears and a subdural hematoma.
In this latter case, the fall was 5.5 feet, with the knot slipping to the subaural area.
Dominick DiMaio, Vincent J.M. DiMaio, M.D., 2001
3
A Practical introduction to medical electricity
Armand de Watteville. SUBAURAL GALVANISATION. Under the title of "
galvanisation of the sympathetic," there has been and is being accumulated a
large amount of that kind of literature which has done so much to cast discredit
upon the ...
Armand de Watteville, 1884
4
Death and Afterlife The Philippine Experience
The first case, in which a subaural knot was used to complete the hanging,
showed cervical spine ligamentous injury and partial disruption of the vertebral
arteries without vertebral subluxation or injury to the cervical cord. The second
case, in ...
Duncan Alexander McKenzie R.N., 2012
5
Postliterary America: From Bagel Shop Jazz to Micropoetries
This subaural force is so powerful it is believed to cause, if not actual visual
hallucinations, at least a strong sense of a spatial and spectral presence, a
visitation from a being who is/is not there, the transitional objects of “River Deep
Mountain ...
6
Issues in Neurological Surgery and Specialties: 2012 Edition
... 1872 that hanging became a standard, humane means to achieve
instantaneous death. Hangmen, however, fearing knot slippage, started
substituting the subaural knot for the traditional submental knot. Subaural knots
were not as effective, ...
7
Electricity in medicine
SUBAURAL GALVANIZATION 415 or more rapidly. Such voltaic alternations
constitute a most powerful stimulant for degenerated muscles. The wire brush
may also be used as the exciting electrode in this form of treatment; its effect is
one of ...
8
A System of Physiologic Therapeutics: Electrotherapy
SUBAURAL GALVANIZATION I or by means of the commutator. With the former,
making and breaking of the current is effected with ease, while with the latter,
complete alternation of the current--voltaic alternations—may be made slowly or
...
Solomon Solis-Cohen, 1902
9
A System of physiologic therapeutics
... 372; IX, 162; gaseous thermal muriated, IV, 362; Nauheim, simple thermal, 372
ELECTRICITY: direct application to the thyroid gland; subaural galvanization ;
galvanization of the pneumogastric nerve; central galvanization; static electricity,
...
10
Electrotherapy: Diagnosis : therapeutics
SUBAURAL GALVANIZATION 145 or by means of the commutator. With the
former, making and breaking of the current is effected with ease, while with the
latter, complete alternation of the current — voltaic alternations — may be made
slowly ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBAURAL»
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Seit Abschaffung der lateinischen Messe predigen hier, im Halbdunkel versteckt und trotz Mikrofon unverständlich, österreichische Patres subaural vor ... «Telepolis, Sep 10»
