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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CHOREAL»
Découvrez l'usage de
choreal dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
choreal et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Contributions relating to the causation and prevention of ...
CHOREAL AFFECTIOXS. 415 at length In the papers above referred to. We
considered it then, as I still do now, a condition of temporary paralysis from
peripheral lesion. In fact, there may be every variety as to persistence, severity,
and extent ...
2
Sanitary memoirs of the war of the rebellion
CHOREAL AFFECTIONS. 415 at length in the papers above referred to. We
considered it then, as I still do now, a condition of temporary paralysis from
peripheral lesion. In fact, there may be every variety as to persistence, severity,
and extent ...
United States Sanitary Commission, 1867
3
Transactions of the Clinical Society of London
On September 29 pain and swelling had supervened in other joints, together with
sleeplessness, great restlessness, and marked increase of choreal movements.
State on Admission. — Her intelligence was unimpaired and she answered ...
4
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
On this point, I cannot resist quoting from M. Trousseau his earnest utterances in
the behalf of tartar emetic as a means of subduing the violence of choreal
agitation :— “ Unfortunately,” says that learned physician, “there are cases in
which the ...
5
Drug-Induced Movement Disorders
He went on to claim that: ''In my entire, intensive and extensive experience I have
never seen 'choreal' disturbances which belong to schizophrenia. The reason
why Wernicke's school assumes the presence of such disturbances, can only be
...
6
The Medical Times and Gazette
CASE IN WHICH CHOREAL MOVEMENTS HAD BEEN PRESENT FROM
INFANCY TO MANHOOD. (Under the caro of Dr. BROWN-8EQUARD.) James D.,
aged 20, was admitted under the care of Dr. Brown- SGquard on August 20, for
chorea ...
7
THE MEDICAL TIME AND GAZETTE
CASE IN WHICH CHOREAL MOVEMENTS HAD BKEN PRESENT FROM
INFANCY TO MANHOOD. (Under the caro of Dr. BROWN-SEQUARD.) James D.,
aged 20, was admitted under the care of Dr. Brown- Sequard on August 20, for
chorea ...
Mr A. has two brothers and three sisters; the two brothers have themselves never
had choreal symptoms, but one of them has two children in whom well defined
chorea has existed for manyyears; ofthe three sisters, two have had chorea for
the ...
Gillian Bates, Sarah J. Tabrizi, Sarah Tabrizi, 2014
9
Medico-Chirurgical Review. New Series Volume Four.
more of the choreal than the epileptic character. After a series of ever - changing
phenomena, among which were the loss of sight in one eye And the loss of
hearing in one ear, she was put on a course of argentum nitratum, having been
first ...
10
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Mr. Robert Hunter— Dr. Thomas Jeffreys. Ed. Journal, April, 1825. Mr. Hunter's
patient was also a young female, whose choreal 1825] C/iorta. 563.
