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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «STRYCHNINISM»
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1
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
2: to poison by strychnine. strychnine poisoning, strychnic poisoning;
strychninism. strychninism (chronic strychnic poisoning; chronic strychnine
poisoning). a toxic condition due to the misuse of strychnine. Early signs are
apprehension, ...
2
Stedman's Medical dictionary 1918 : 5th ed
sV~iV (0.001-0.003). t. cit'rate, a constituent of the official fern* et strychninae
citras. strychninism (strik'ngn-izm). Chronic strychnine poisoning. strychninize (
strik'n6n-Iz). To bring under the influence of strychnine. strychnmomania ...
3
Clinical Lectures on Diseases of the Nervous System ...
“strychninism,” and which is capable of explaining the exaltation of the patellar
reflexes especially on the right side. But at the level of origin of the branches of
tho sacral plexus the alteration of the ganglionic elements is more profound; ...
J-M. Charcot, Fellow and Tutor in Modern History Ruth Harris, Ruth Harris,
2013
4
Schirmer's Complete Rhyming Dictionary
Sikhism skepticism socialism solecism solipsism somnambulism sophism
specialism spoonerism Stalinism Strychninism surrealism syllogism symbolism
synchronism synergism Taoism tarantism teetotalism terrorism theism tokenism ...
5
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... reflejo (m) de Strumpell StrumpeII-Marie disease — enfermedad (f) de
Strumpell-Made StrumpelI—Westphal disease — enfermedad (f) de
StrumpellWestphal strychnine n — estricnina (f) strychninism n — estricninismo (
m) STS (short—term ...
6
The North American Journal of Homeopathy
... irregular, the latter tonic and regular. Strychnine spasms extend to all muscles ;
carbol- spasms are limited to separate groups of muscles, or even to different
divisions of one and the same muscle. (10.) Carbolism and strychninism also
differ ...
7
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
strychnine. estricnismo (m., Med.) strychninism. estricno (m.) a genus (Slrychnos)
of poison nuts. estridencia (/.) stridency. estridente (adj.) strident, shrill; noisy;
jarring; raucous; grating. estridor (m.) harsh, grating sound; stridor. estridulacuo (/
.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin,
1970
8
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol
A moderate strychninism must be achieved, however, in order to obtain favorable
results; for not only does strychnine ... manifestations of strychninism have a
favorable psychotherapeutic effect on the patient in helping to prevent too early a
...
Howard Wilcox Haggard,
1948
9
THE LONDON MEDICAL RECORD. A REVIEW OF THE PROGRESS OF ...
The favourable influence of chloral in acute strychninism cannot be explained by
a direct action upon the parts of the central nervous system which the strychnia
has placed in a state of exaggerated excitability. It may be attributed in great part
...
ERNEST HART, EDITOR,
1882
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The Medical Gazette: A Weekly Journal of Medicine, Surgery, ...
The favorable influence of chloral in acute strychninism cannot be explained by a
direct action upon the parts of the central nervous system ' which the strychnia
has placed in a state of exaggerated excitability. It may be attributed in great part
...