10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UROSCOPIC»
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Handlist III - Manuscripts in the Digby Collection, Bodleian ...
A uroscopic treatise based on the colors of urine; the English is limited to a few
words or phrases, usually a translation of a Latin phrase; T-K 1097. [A6] Digby 29
, f. 129 Rufus color vrine as colour of gold burneschid subrufus color vrine as
gold ...
2
Mending Bodies, Saving Souls : A History of Hospitals: A ...
Uroscopic skill was a key to a practitioner's reputation. The story was told, for
example, of Notker II that he was called to the court of Henry I of Bavaria, who
sought to test the monk-practitioner's highly touted abilities by offering him a flask
of his ...
Department of the History of Health Sciences Department University of California Guenter B. Risse Professor and Chairman, San Francisco, 1999
3
The Production of Books in England 1350-1500
Its principal contents are five substantial collections of Middle English medical
recipes, but there is also a great deal of diagnostic material, including uroscopic
texts and a lunary, and various useful items such as an explanation of weights
and ...
Alexandra Gillespie, Daniel Wakelin, 2011
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Medicine in the English Middle Ages
Such a feat of uroscopic virtuosity could not have failed to impress: his chronicler
referred to John as an “outstanding physician, and an incomparable judge of
urines.” John apologized to his brothers for his sins, kissed them goodbye, was ...
5
History of Nephrology 2: Reports from the First Congress of ...
The above-mentioned were the most eminent Greek authors of uroscopic
treatises before the Byzantine era. The nucleus of all their theories was that the
substances from food were absorbed from the stomach (first digestion) and were
...
International Association for the History of Nephrology. Congress, Garabed Eknoyan, 1997
6
International Abstract of Surgery
By uroscopic study of the prostatic urethra, the author has divided the prostate
into three portions, two lateral lobes and a median lobe that serves as a bridge
between the two lateral lobes. The author then divides the evolution of prostatic ...
7
Heller's Pathological Chemistry of the Urine: With Short and ...
At the close of the stages of effusion and in the stage of absorption we most
frequently find even some increase. As its quantity in normal urine is but small,
and as in the diseases in which it is diminished we have better positive uroscopic
signs, ...
Ludvig Vilhelm Dahl, Johann Florian Heller, 1855
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The practice of medicine: a treatise on special pathology ...
... oxalic acid, and occasionally, but more rarely, of benzoic acid. It must be borne
in mind, however, in our uroscopic examinations, that the urine of children
naturally contains a smaller proportion of urea and of SCROPHULOUS
CACHEXIA.
By the Middle Ages, doctors had worked out very detailed uroscopic diagnosis
methods, with special glass collection jars and charts. It was believed that the
colour of the urine could help doctors to decide what illnesses their patients "
suffered ...
... URORHYTHMOGRAPHY UROSACCHAROMETRIES
UROSACCHAROMETRY UROSCOPIC UROSCOPIES UROSCOPY
UROSTALAGMOMETRIES UROSTALAGMOMETRY UROSTYLE UROSTYLES
URP URPED URPING URPS URSA ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UROSCOPIC»
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uroscopic is used in the context of the following news items.
Look at the urine, doctor urges
Dr Carole Foot, an intensive care specialist at Queensland's Prince Charles Hospital, publishes a paper on what she calls the 'uroscopic rainbow' in the ... «ABC Science Online, Mar 06»
