10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «ICTERODE»
Discover the use of
icterode in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
icterode and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Disputatio Medica Inauguralis de Typho
Icterode...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
2
The New York medical times
fever. The surface of the body had a deeply icterode hue, which was augmented
by a naturally dark complexion. The conjunctivae were deeply icterode and
injected, the corneie brilliant, but the eyes suffused and destitute of expression.
117 fever. Thfe surface of the body had a deeply icterode hue, which was
augmented by a naturally dark complexion. The conjunctivae were deeply
icterode and injected, the corneie brilliant, but the eyes suffused and destitute of
expression.
4
A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine
Lassitude, a feeling of weight, tension, and dull pain in the head ; depraved or
obliterated appetite; acid, or bitter eructations ; a sense of fulness and weight in
the stomach and right hypochondrium ; a sallow or icterode countenance; a
gloomly ...
5
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
The complexion and general surface of the body then become morbidly affected,
and there are pallor, icterode, and other hues, morbid states of each of the
textures composing the skin, and frequently oedema. These conditions of the ...
6
The Medico-chirurgical review
The complexion and general surface of the body then become morbidly affected,
and there are pallor, icterode, and other hues, morbid states of each of the
textures composing the skin, and frequently oedema. These conditions of the ...
7
Commentaries on some of the more important of the diseases ...
icterode hue, and with slight pallor of" the pro- labia and of the tongue, which
have had, in a slight degree, the appearances pourtrayed, Plate III. Figure 9. In
other instances there is the icterode hue with the dark ring occupying the eye-lids
, ...
8
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The patient's complex1011 at all times more or less icterus, was at times,
especially during the menstrual period, markedly icterOde. The face was spotted
here and there with brown plaques, always more pronounced on the forehead.
9
Western Medical Gazette
Dr. Hall observes, that this sallowness or icterode appearance of the
countenance, must not be confounded with the different shades of icterus, or
bilious tinge. In icterus or jaundice, that is, when the discoloration depends on the
deposition of ...
10
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
He did not have any chills, and his skin did not acquire an icterode hue. Iu these
respects his case differs from most other instances of pyaemia with secondary
foci which have come under my observation. Autopsy. — The lower end of the ...