10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBINTRANT»
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1
Memoir of the Life and Medical Opinions of John Armstrong ...
I have already said that he divides the Intermittent into the Distinct and the
Subintrant, of each of which he makes two subdivisions, viz. the Distinct he
divides into the erratic and periodical, and the Subintrant into the communicant
and the ...
2
Lectures on Clinical Medicine: Delivered at the Hôtel-Dieu, ...
When the paroxysms are prolonged beyond their usual duration, the fever is
called anticipatory or subintrant : — anticipatory, when, for example, a first
paroxsym having commenced at noon, the succeeding paroxysm begins six
hours earlier ...
3
A System of Practical Medicine by American Authors, Vol. I / ...
The grave or subintrant form, which is designed to include the highly congestive
form ofCormack andthe bilious typhoidof Griesinger andLebert. Under
anotherheading (see relations toother diseases, below) we shall give reasons for
...
4
Two monographs on malaria and the parasites of malarial fevers
These fevers which become continued through subintrant paroxysms may be
very severe and malignant, just as those in which the subcontinuity is produced
by other means.1 1 The distinction of the subintrant from the subcontinued fevers
is ...
Amico Bignami, New Sydenham Society, Julius Mannaberg, 1894
5
Quinine's predecessor: Francesco Torti and the early history ...
Torti says that intermittent fevers are divided, according to the paroxysms, as
separate (i.e., legitimate), or subintrant, or false. The fever is subintrant when a
new paroxysm begins before its predecessor has ended. Characteristically, he
adds a ...
Saul Jarcho, Francesco Torti, 1993
6
A System of Practical Medicine by American Authors, Volume ...
Various Artists. The multiple or protracted form, if it be thought desirable to thus
particularize cases presenting an excessive and unusual number of relapses, as
three, four, five, six, or even seven. The grave or subintrant form, which is ...
7
Atomism in Late Medieval Philosophy and Theology
... perfectissima copulatur quantum ad operari cum igne perfectissimo, ita quod
operatur ubi est ignis perfectissimus, si sit materia disposita quam corpora ignita
subintrant, et quanto magis subintrant, ei penetrant, supposita identitate materiae
, ...
Christophe Grellard, Aurâelien Robert, 2009
8
A Treatise on Febrile Diseases: Including Intermitting, ...
Subintrant fevers are almost always remittents, complete apyrexia rarely taking
place in them. * See Cleghorn on the Tertian, in his Treatise on the Diseases of
Minorca. G 3 The The Tertian sometimes returns twice every second day, the ...
Alexander Philip Wilson Philip, 1803
9
A Treatise on Fevers, including the various species of ...
When the fits are so protracted that one begins almost as soon as the preceding
fit ends, the fever has been termed subintrant, or sub-continued. Subintrant fevers
are almost always remittents, complete apyrexia rarely taking place in them.
Alexander Philip Wilson PHILIP, 1820
10
Elements of the Practice of Physic: Presenting a View of the ...
It is observed by Torti, that, in the tertian especially of the order now specified,
before one paroxysm is completed, another is occasionally commenced; and this
form of ague, to which he therefore applied the name of subintrant, will constitute
a ...
