10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUCCUSSION»
Discover the use of
succussion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
succussion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Practical treatise on the diseases of the lungs
For details I must refer the reader to the very suggestive paper of the inventors,
Drs. Camman and Clark.* SECTION VI. -SUCCUSSION. 468. It has been seen
that the succussion of certain contents of the chest, produced by the heart's
impulse, ...
Walter Hayle Walshe, 1871
2
Sapira's Art and Science of Bedside Diagnosis
The Succussion Splash Whenever there is a large body of fluid contained
beneath a gas, there is a surface that can be made to splash by shaking the con-
tainer. This is called the succussion splash, and it can potentially detect any
cavity that ...
3
The Monthly Journal of Medical Science
Mode of effecting Succussion. — Sometimes the mere jerking of the body, or a
sudden twist made by the patient himself, is sufficient to produce succussion, and
it may be generally made to appear, by an assistant shaking the body, while the ...
4
The New England Journal of Medicine
\ the motion of the heart forwards is retarded by having to displace this liquid; and
consequently the occlusion of the valves occurs before the apex strikes the ribs.
Hence the clack of the first sound, with the vibratory succussion, occurs first; ...
5
The cyclopaedia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
In empyema and hydrothorax, no degree of succussion gives rise to any sound ;
as, indeed, must be evident to any one who regards the principle on which
fluctuation depends.* Morgagni likewise notices the practice, but in a manner that
...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1833
6
Electromagnetic Environments and Health in Buildings
It is the succussion or sharp banging process of homoeopathic remedy
preparation that creates the potency. Body frequency information from a patient
can be collected similarly. If the patient holds and succusses a vial of water, this
will contain ...
Derek Clements-Croome, 2004
7
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
On Auscultation as applied to Cardiac Diseases. 299 the ventricular diastole, a
similar, though slighter and more sudden, vibratory succussion is observed,
attending the systole of the aorta. In very lean persons, these two succussions
are ...
8
The Complete Homeopathic Resource for Common Illnesses
Core to this process are the steps of dilution and succussion. Both must be
present for the remedy to work. The following is a simple example of the steps
that have been used since Hahnemann's time to produce remedies. Today the
process is ...
9
High Dilution Effects: Physical and Biochemical Basis: ...
According to Barnard (1965), polymers of water appear during the process of
succussion. These polymers are thought to assume specific configuration in a
potency depending on the chemical nature of the concerned drug. Callinan (
1986) ...
Nirmal C. Sukul, Anirban Sukul, 2006
STRUCTURAL CHANGES IN SOLVENT AFTER SUCCUSSION OF LOW &
MEDIUM POTENCY HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES Succussion causes the
breaking up of old water crystal structures and the establishment of new
hydration ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUCCUSSION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
succussion is used in the context of the following news items.
'Unhealthy nonsense'
It is all completely absurd. Want another absurdity? The principle of homeopathic “succussion” states that the remedy only becomes really effective if you hit it ... «Mmegi Online, Jul 15»
Encore une petite goutte
... loi des similitudes selon laquelle la substance qui donne le mal peut aussi le combattre, traitement individualisé, dilution et succussion des molécules actives ... «Libération, May 15»
Malignant Gastric Outlet Obstruction
When examining a patient with GOO, they may have a “succussion splash” which occurs when you auscultate the patient's epigastric/left upper quadrant and ... «Cancer Therapy Advisor, May 15»
'Magic' vs science: Matter of choice
Homeopaths perform serial dilutions with water or alcohol combined with succussion (vigorous shaking) to produce some of their remedies. These solutions are ... «Mail & Guardian Online, May 15»
FDA To Hold Public Hearing On Homeopathy Products
In fact, homeopaths claim that a substance becomes more potent the more it becomes diluted by intense shaking, a process they call succussion. Medical bottles ... «Forbes, Apr 15»
Huge Meta-Study Finds Homeopathy Ineffective in Health Treatment
That process is theoretically achieved using a process of dilution of the substance and subsequent shaking, known as succussion. When diluted, its users claim, ... «Gizmodo, Mar 15»
Alternative medicine: Homoeopathy courses being funded by …
The Law of Succussion: While transporting his remedies on a horse-drawn carriage, Hahnemann decided vigorous shaking of a homeopathic remedy would ... «The Daily Telegraph, Dec 14»
Watch out for these Ebola-related scams
Other scam-medicine buzzwords you should know to look out for: “quantum,” “harmonics” or “harmony,” “vibrations,” “frequencies,” “succussion,” “homeopathic,” ... «ConsumerAffairs, Oct 14»
Common sense doesn't support homeopathic medicine
This physical manipulation (called succussion) allegedly releases into the diluent an energy imprint of the original substance, which is then responsible for its ... «Great Falls Tribune, Aug 14»
Priest Peter Searson found guilty of child sex abuse in Catholic …
The Doveton parish, regarded as one of the most disadvantaged in Melbourne, endured a terrifying succussion of paedophile priests between 1972 and 1997, ... «The Age, Aug 14»
