10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TUBERCULISATION»
Discover the use of
tuberculisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tuberculisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
If tuberculisation, even in the smallest degree, be going on, the first and most
urgent need is to supply fats. Olein should be given for absorption by the portal
system, and thus to afford, so fur as it is able, materials 'for combustion. But above
all ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1866
2
Migrants, Minorities & Health: Historical and Contemporary ...
He went furthest in suggesting that the tuberculisation of the population was both
an inevitable and desirable consequence of modern civilisation.19 But if
tuberculisation was a marker of civilisation, where did that leave the anti-
tuberculosis ...
Lara Marks, Michael Worboys, 2002
3
Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Physic
... in connection with the physical signs of the more prominent varieties of the
disease. The following cases may be enumerated : — 1st. Acute inflammatory
tuberculisation of the lung without suppuration. 2d. Acute suppurative
tuberculisation.
William Stokes, John Bell, 1842
4
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Acute suppurative tuberculisation. 3d. Chronic progressive tubercle, with signs of
local and general irritation; pulmonary ulceration. 4th. Chronic progressive
ulceration succeeding to an unresolved pneumonia. 5th. Tuberculous ulceration
...
5
The Medico-Chirurgical Review
The tuberculisation of internal organs exhibits in its development the same
phenomena as tubercles which are outwardly situated — there is no pain, and
nothing of mechanical derangements." In a subsequent part of the same lecture,
...
James Johnson, M.D. and Henry James Johnson, Esq., 1841
6
Pulmonary Consumption: Its Etiology, Pathology and ...
Stage and Extent of Disease Excavation and Tuberculisation in both lungs
Phthisis III, active. Cavities in right lung. Tuberculisation. Intestinal Ulceration
Phthisis III, active. Cavities in both lungs. Tuberculisation Phthisis III, active.
Cavities in ...
Charles James Blasius Williams, Charles Theodore Williams, 1887
7
Dunglison's American medical library
intestines, and the mesentery present signs of tuberculisation, we should still say
that the patient had laryngeal phthisis. You may say, if you choose, that he had
laryngeal phthisis, then pulmonary phthisis, then tubercular enteritis, then ...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Sometimes however pulmonary tuberculisation seems to disappear about the
period of puberty, and, ceasing for a number of years, it does not again develop
itself perhaps until the 40th or 50th year of life." M. Lugol subsequently alludes to
...
9
A treatise on the diseases of the chest, tr. by J. Forbes
I cannot here detail the facts, more or less questionable, upon which this very
specious theory of tuberculisation rests, which, by the way, is fundamentally a
mere paraphrase of that of M. Broussais. I will only remark, that if we reject the ...
René Théophile H. Laënnec, 1834
10
On Loss of Weight, Blood Spitting, and Lung Disease
Essentials of a Diet capable of maintaining Heat, Mechanical Force and
Hist0genesis.—Emaciation in Different Stages of Consumption explained.—The
Relations between Loss of W¢ight and Tuberculisation, and the Order of
Precedence in ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUBERCULISATION»
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tuberculisation is used in the context of the following news items.
De la nymphomanie et du satyriasis
La tuberculisation au début, dans le cours ou au déclin, ne leur cède guère ; l'hystérie, l'hypochondrie, la manie elle-même sont communes encore avec le ... «Psychanalyse-paris.com, May 07»
De la toux hystérique
Les prodromes de la tuberculisation sont, il est vrai, annoncés quelquefois par des troubles étranges de la santé, qu'à la rigueur on classerait parmi les ... «Psychanalyse-paris.com, Jan 07»
