10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «APEPSIA»
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The Thin Woman: Feminism, Post-structuralism and the Social ...
THE NOSOLOGY OF 'ANOREXIA NERVOSA' AND THE POLITICS OF '
DISCOVERY' Lasegue's article was shortly succeeded by a paper entitled '
Anorexia hysterica (apepsia hysterica)' by Sir William Gull which he read at the
October ...
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
*Apepinar*, v. t. Chul. Ridiculizar; escarnecer de. *Apepsia*,f. Dificuldade
habitual em digerir. (Gr. apepsia) * *Apequenado*,adj.Um tanto pequeno ou
baixo.Cf. Júlio Dinís, Serões, 158. * *Apequenar*, v. t. Tornar pequeno. Cf.
Camillo, Quéda ...
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
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Zoonomia; Or The Laws of Organic Life
... which is exerted on the cutaneous and pul- monary capillaries, so- as to excite
them intoincreased action for many weeks, and yet no such exuberance of
sensorial power produces fever in winter-sleeping animals, or in chlorosis, or
apepsia, ...
Erasmus Darwin, Samuel Latham Mitchill,
1818
... which is exerted on the cutaneous and pulmonary capillaries, so as to excite
them into increased action for many weeks, and yet no such exuberance of
sensorial power produces fever in winter-sleeping animals, or in chlorosis, or
apepsia, ...
In apepsia no diagnosis is possible without test-meals and chemical examination
of gastric contents. It is an importantsymptomcomplex. A number of eminent
clinicians have emriched our knowledge of apepsia and made it possible for us, ...
Assim, somente na segunda metade do século XIX, numa conferência ocorrida
em Oxford em 1868, é que o médico inglês William Withey Gull utilizou pela
primeira vez a expressão anorexia histérica/apepsia histérica37, caracterizando-
a ...
From dyspepsia into apepsia. ARGAN. Doctor Purgeon! DR PURGEON. From
apepsia into diarrhoea. ARGAN. Doctor! DR PURGEON. From diarrhoea into
dysentery. ARGAN. Doctor! DR PURGEON. From dysentry into dropsy. ARGAN.
Molière, Martin Sorrell,
1994
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Comic Theaters: Studies in Performance and Audience Response
Argan: Monsieur Purgon! MONSIEUR PURGON: From bradypepsia to dyspepsia
. . . ARGAN: Monsieur Purgon! MONSIEUR PURGON: From dyspepsia to
apepsia . . . ARGAN: Monsieur Purgon! Monsieur Purgon: From apepsia to
lientery .
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Galen: On Diseases and Symptoms
Complete failure of digestion. Part of the symptom range, apepsia, bradypepsia,
dyspepsia (VII.66K). poplhx©a (apoplexy∗∗, paralysis). Listed as a primary
dyscrasia of cold (VI.850K). See Mettler, pp. 490 ff. for a discussion of this and
related ...
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The etymological encyclopædia of technical words and phrases
Apepsia, s. [Gr. apepsia ; a, not, and pepto, to boil or digest.] Want of natural
concoction ; vulgarly, a heart-burn. Aperient, adj. [L. aperiens, part. of aperio, to
open.] Gently purgative. Aperture, s. [L. apertura, from aperio ^to open.] An
opening.
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