10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHLEBOLITE»
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phlebolite dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
phlebolite et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
... spongy appearance of erectile tissue. The integument was laid down and kept
in its place by one point of suture, and lint dipped in cold water applied. No
vessels required ligature. A phlebolite was found in one of the large venous
trunks on ...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
If it were arteries we bad to deal with, such reasoning might gain some support
from the fact of their coats so often being found ossified, a state easily met with in
the coats of veins, yet a phlebolite in the former vessels has never been met with.
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The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
In those lesa completely developed the phlebolite consists of an altered
coagulum, in the centre of which is c.irthy matter, surrounded by white fibrinous
concentric layers. Cloquet has described one, which was not fully formed, in
which the ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
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Our domestic animals in health and disease. Div
395 119. Phlebolite, ...... i. 443 120. Phlebolite, ...... L 443 121. Phlebolite, I. 443
122. Phlebolite, I. 443 123. Antero-Posterior Section of the Head, showing the
entire Mouth, Pharynx, and Nasal Cavities, I. 451 124. The Vomer ..... L 408 125.
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Our Domestic Animals in Health and Disease
Diagram of the Circulation, i. 338 115. Cardiac Polypus, ..... i. 377 116. Cardiac
Polypus, ..... i. 380 117. Vascular Tumour in Heart of Horse, L 383 118.
Thickening of the Endocardium, as the result of inflammation, ...... I. 395 119.
Phlebolite ...
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The cyclopaedia of anatomy and physiology
In those less completely developed the phlebolite consists of an altered
coagulum, in the centre of which is earthy matter, surrounded by white fibrinous
concentric layers. Cloquet has described one, which was not fully formed, in
which the ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
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Monthly Retrospect of the Medical Sciences
Analysis of a Phlebolite. — I received from staff-physician Dr Klein, a true
phlebolite, the size of a bean, which he bad himself removed from the body of a
young man, aged twenty-two years, ia whose right vena vesicalis the concretion
lay quite ...
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A manual of pathological anatomy
The nucleus which is formed from the coagulum then shrivels, assumes a rusty
brown or dull yellow colour as it dries, and leaves a cavity in the centre of the
phlebolite varying according to its previous volume; or it undergoes cretefaction,
and ...
Karl Rokitansky (Freiherr von), 1852
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The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
... from the facts already noticed respecting the consequences of phlebitis. It must,
however, be admitted that at the part where the phlebolite is formed there is in
general no perceptible alteration of structure in the surrounding coats of the ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1867
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Midline Medical Dictionary
Phlebolite. See Phlebolith. Phlebolith. A vein-stone; calcareous concretion in a
vein; phlebolite. RuisnO; f^Rl *f feft y=r>i< ^t T^rff ^TTT Phlebolithiasis. The
formation of venous phleboliths. Phlebology. The science of veins.
Phlebosclerosis.
