10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «MELANEMIA»
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1
O correio medico de Lisboa: publição quinzenal de medicina, ...
Cabral, os estudos modernos sobre a melanemia, provam que na infecção
paludosa com phenomenos ceplialicos, o pigmento apparece de preferencia nos
capillares do cerebro, e ás vezes em tão grande quantidade, que obstriie o lume
...
2
The Cincinnati Lancet and Observer
Let us recall in the first place, in a few words, the fundamental characteristics of
Melanemia and Addison's disease, and we shall thus be able more easily to
appreciate in its true light, the observation of M. Fauvet. Melanemia is formed by
the ...
3
Cincinnati Lancet and Observer
Let us recall in the first place, in a few words, the fundamental characteristics of
Melanemia and Addison's disease, and we shall thus be able more easily to
appreciate in its true light, the observation of M. Fauvet. Melanemia is formed by
the ...
4
Clinical Hematology: A Practical Guide to the Examination of ...
MELANEMIA. The occurrence in the circulating blood of minute particles of
melanin or pigment, derived usually from the hemoglobin of the red blood
corpuscles destroyed by blood parasites, is known as melanemia. These melanin
particles ...
John C. DaCosta (Jr.), 1902
5
The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Medical Science
In melanemia, the accumulation of pigment is not so constant in any organ as in
the spleen; next to the spleen, in order of frequency, comes the liver. The author
has only met with one case where the igment was present in the liver, while it
was ...
6
Nothnagel's Encyclopedia of practical medicine
Arnstein found that when death took place a long time after a paroxysm there was
no melanemia, even though there might be pigmentation of the spleen, liver, and
bone-marrow, and that melanemia was observed only when the death ...
7
Grande enciclopédia portuguesa e brasileira: Ilustrada com ...
Nalgumas espécies as anteras aparecem cheias de esporos do fungo Ustilago
anthe- rarum Fr. com uma coloração negro acastanhada. MELÂNEA, s. /.
Variedade de peixe. MELANEUTE, s. /. Espécie de resina fóssil. MELANEMIA, s.
/. PAT.
8
Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
(De melancónico) * *Melancrânide*, f. Gênero de plantas cyperáceas. * *
Melândria*, f.Gênero de insectos coleópteros heterómeros. (Dogr.melas + aner,
andros) * *Melanemia*,f.Med.Estado mórbido,em que osangue apresenta o
carácter de ...
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
9
The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
Frerichs' observations made more accurate diagnosis possible because, in
addition to the signs and symptoms observed in the clinic, a microscopic
examination of the blood could reveal melanemia in periodic fever patients. At
autopsy the ...
10
The Bulletin of the Chicago Medical Society
The urine of the patient was tested for melanin and was found free from it. There
was apparently, in this case, no melanemia which is frequnetly observed in
melanohlastoma. From the breaking down tumor tissue the melanin enters the
blood ...
