10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TENESMIC»
Discover the use of
tenesmic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tenesmic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Females and Their Diseases: A Series of Letters to His Class
The attempt to press the organ upwards, was resisted by two causes; 1st, the
fixed state of the mass extending quite across the pelvis, and, 2d, the bearing-
down, or tenesmic effort, which was excited by the pressure of the fingers. A
person ...
Charles Delucena Meigs, 1848
2
Obstetrics, the science and the art
The urine and stool are generally expelled pretty soon after the commencement
of the tenesmic pains of labor; but in some patients, the first signs of labor
coincide with a disposition to go to the close stool. In addition to the signs derived
from ...
Charles Delucena Meigs, 1867
3
Woman: her diseases and remedies: a series of letters to his ...
I have heard him highly recommend the lancet as a means of subduing the
tenesmic resistance that is awakened by the hand of the surgeon, disturbing the
tumor. But having found the position above recommended amply powerful for the
...
Charles Delucena Meigs, 1859
4
The Richmond Medical Journal
I was tempted to essay its reposition, while I had the patient in attitude ; but
reuiemberiug I had no appropriate means with me, and deciding it to be
desirable all rectal irritation should subside, in order to escape the inconvenience
of tenesmic ...
... sternum resting on the same plane as the knees, cannot bear down. The
tenesmic power is either wholly annulled, or so weakened that it is nearly
nullified by that attitude. Dr. Hunter's patient was placed in Littfk XYII.]
KETBOVERSIO UTERI.
Charles Delucena Meigs, 1859
6
The New England medical gazette
She had had four discharges during the day, with pain of an intense tenesmic
character in the rectum, — only after a discharge, — also steady, dull pain and
tenderness in the left lumbar region. I gave Ign.M iM in water, a teaspoonful to be
...
7
The Practice of Medicine and Surgery: Applied to the ...
it is constant and aching in the region of the uterus, or ovaria, or both; sometimes
cramping, and compared to colic, with intervals of ease, and again of a terrible
tenesmic character. The cramping and tenesmic pains_would indicate
obstruction, ...
William Heath Byford, Henry Turman Byford, 1865
8
Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... to stretch], persistent, ineffectual spasms of the rectum or bladder, or ineffectual
straining to evacuate the bowel or bladder.—tenesmic,adj. tenia/tē′nē·/, 1. any
anatomic bandlike structure such as a band of muscle fibers. 2. a bandage or ...
9
Do I Dare Disturb the Universe?: A Memorial to W.R. Bion
... Bion'sacrostic thinking by saying it isstrange, unpredictable, cockeyed or even
schizophrenic: a defence againstthe emergence of a catastrophic reaction which,
in this case, neverarrivesat exploding but always remains painfully tenesmic.
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