10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ANAZOTURIA»
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anazoturia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW OF QUARTERLY JOURNAL ...
Of the discharge of urine which is characterized by a deficiency of urea,
Anazoturia. Sect. 3. Of the discharge of urine which is characterized by a
superabundance of urea, Azoturia." Now, had these terms " Hydruria, Anazoturia,
Azoturia," been ...
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British and Foreign Medical Review: Or Quarterly Journal of ...
Of the discharge of urine which is characterized by a deficiency of urea,
Anazoturia. Sect. 3. Of the discharge of urine which is characterized by a
superabundance of urea, Azoturia." Now, had these terms " Hydruria, Anazoturia,
Azoturia," been ...
3
On the diseases of the bladder and prostate gland
... 18 secreted by adult men, 24 adult women, 24 children, 24 old men, 24 small
quantity of, in anazoturia, l9 superabundance of, in azoturia, 20 vegetable diet as
affecting the proportion of, 24 Ure, Mr., on hippuric acid, 41 on solution of calculi,
...
4
Lectures on the Principles & Practice of Physic: Delivered ...
Dr. Willis has distinguished these three varieties of chronic diuresis by the terms
hydruria. anazoturia, and azoturia respectively. Although I am no friend to the
multiplication of technical names, I must tell you that the distinctions expressed by
...
5
The Composition of the urine
The term " anazoturia" was employed by Willis to express the deficiency in the
excretion of urea which occurs in this variety. The amounts of the other
ingredients — the uric, sulphuric, and phosphoric acids — have been determined
only in the ...
Edmund Alexander Parkes, 1860
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Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science : ...
ANAZOTURIA, see Urine. ANCHA, Haunch. ANCHILOPS, ^Egilops.
ANCHORALIS PROCESSUS, Coracoid. ANCHU'SA OFFICINALIS, Akdna,
Lingua Bovis, Buglos'sum sylvcs'tri, Offid'inal or Garden Al'kanet or Bugloss; Nat.
Ord. Boragi- ne« ...
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Lectures on the Principles and Practice of Physic: Delivered ...
Anazoturia we shall find to be often symptomatic of a peculiar organic disease of
the kidney, which I hope to describe in the next lecture. Azoturia, which is
accompanied by an unnaturally high specific gravity of the urine, is apt, on that
account ...
Sir Thomas Watson, David Francis Condie, 1850
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
ter,—a deficiency of urea,—or a superabundance of urea; and these are
characterized severally by the names of H ydruria, Anazoturia, and Azoturia. \
The first of these, Hydruria, can scarcely be called a disease, as it does not seem
to have ...
9
the medico-chirurgical review
Of the discharge of Urine which is characterized by a deficiency of Urea, —
Anazoturia. A copious discharge of urine, says Dr. Willis, characterised not
merely by a relative but by an absolute deficiency of urea, the peculiarly azotic
principle of ...
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The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
normal amount (anazoturia). Such are sometimes attended with the voiding of
very large quantities of urine, and, as may be readily imagined, of very low
specific gravity, l'OlO, or even lower. There is a marked contrast between the two
urines ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1864
