MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «JUGULATION»
jugulation
jugulation
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jugulātus
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jugulāre
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «JUGULATION»
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The vital depression due to the inhalation of disease miasmas he combated with
arsenates and alkaloids; and upon this he based his doctrine of the jugulation of
fevers. “This doctrine is much con'troverted, not because its rationality can be ...
THE JUGULATION OF INFECTIOUS MALADIES.* BY DR. MARTY. WHERE WE
STAND. women out of a hundred respectively, feel better after a physic, and act
upon this principle. We thus find a professional man with professional instincts ...
3
American Medical Journal
JUGULATION OF TYPHOID FEVER.» BY K. BENKENDORF, M.D., ST. LOUIS. In
the October number of the American Medical Journal. Dr. Younkin published an
article on "Jugulation of Typhoid Fever." He ascribes the introduction of the term ...
Treatment Of Pneumonia In the near past much has been written about the
jugulation of disease, and this is especially true in cases of pneumonia. Our best
medical authors agree that pneumonia is a selflimited disease and runs its
course ...
For upwards of 50 years I have corn- batted what is now termed jugulation.
Experience and observation have hitherto taught me that typhoid fever and
pneumonia cannot be aborted, that they have a certain course to run and that
there is a ...
6
The Medical Times and Register
When treatment is begun at a later stage, and degenerative changes are well
advanced, and pathological lesions well under way, the jugulation is less rapid,
more time being necessary to restore the normal equilibrium. In some diseases ...
7
The Medical Summary: A Monthly Journal of Practical ...
For upwards of 50 years I have com- batted what is now termed jugulation.
Experience and observation have hitherto taught me that typhoid fever and
pneumonia cannot be aborted, that they have a certain course to run and that
there is a ...
8
High frequency practice for practitioners and students
Since the advent of high- frequency currents much has been accomplished in the
jugulation of pneumonia when applied during the congestive stage. Even after
hepitization has occurred much may be done toward relieving the dyspnea, ...
Burton Baker Grover, 1922
9
American alkalometry; a digest of clinic teachings
This natural course becomes an impossibility under the influence of alkaloidal
medication. During the dynamic period of an acute disease jugulation can be
attained without fear of untoward results. There will never be any failure in
obtaining ...
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The Practice of Medicine with Especial Reference to the Use ...
JUGULATION Burggraeve considered the future of the medical art to lie in the
question of the jugulation of acute maladies. The disease he looked upon as an
accident; the danger lay in the fever. There may be fevers without localization, ...
William Francis Waugh, Wallace C. Abbott, 1912
