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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CATARRHALLY»
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catarrhally nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
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1
Post-nasal catarrh and diseases of the nose causing deafness
From the remarks already made (vide Chapter II) respecting the initial fault in the
digestive functions of catarrhally disposed individuals, it is obvious that intelligent
effort should be directed to minimize this evil by careful supervision of their diet.
2
Bulletin of the Battle Creek Sanitarium and Hospital Clinic
In the middle meatus all edematous swelling had disappeared after the loss of
the polyps, a proof that, in the cases observed by me in this class, the origin of the
polyps is not to be sought in the middle meatus, but in the catarrhally inflamed ...
Battle Creek Sanitarium,
1928
3
Practical Treatise on the Diseases of Children
This circumstance seems to be sustained by the fact that the process is almost
always preceded by protracted diarrhoea, by which the overlapping portion is
probably catarrhally weakened, while the intruding portion has a normal mucous
...
Alfred Vogel, Henry Raphael,
1871
Some persons, catarrhally inclined, are always ijttting "new" colds. Every
exposure, every adverse wind or damp day, seems to renew or aggravate the
morbid condition. This is because they are in some manner obstructed, or
because when ...
Mr. Sills had, apparently, found his paper now, for he coughed sharply and
catarrhally. _ 'And I am sure,' the Senator continued, 'they will bow to the
inevitable and accept the position of the Association. I interpret these offers as a
token of a ...
6
The Excitement of Verbal Adventure: A Study of Vladimir ...
... 69) born caesareanally (E5, 257) dyspeptically cursing (§§, 272) recross
sinistrally (£5, 262) produCed intraoptically (g2, 190) funereally luxuriant (E, 104)
situated equidistantly (Q, 329) denunciatorily mystical [2, 334) catarrhally
confidential ...
... CATARACTOGENESES CATARACTOGENESIS CATARACTOUS
CATARACTS CATARRH CATARRHAL CATARRHALLY CATARRHINE
CATAPHORAS CATAPHORESES CATAPHORESIS CATAPHORETIC
CATAPHORIC CATAPHYLL ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013
8
Textbook of Homoeopathic Materia Medica
[Moreover it is probably taken up from granulating rounds and catarrhally
inflamed mucous membranes. I On the other hand fresh wounds transform these
com- | pounds into soluble forms and induce manifestations of (poisoning.
9
Little Storied from the Screen
And that evening, as he sat with his feet in a mustard bath, with a blanket
wrapped around the rest of him, the telephone rang — it was Louise inquiring if
he had taken cold — and he told her, catarrhally, " Do, dot a bit. I have dot
suffered ady ...
William Addison Lathrop,
2010
10
Latvian-English Dictionary
... disease) cataract 11616[11]611 [1] adv catarrhally 11616[11]615 [1] adj
catarrhal 11616[11]5 [1] nm catarrh katars I nm i katarrs katars II nm Cathar
katarse nf catharsis katastaze nf catastasis katastrofa nfl. catastrophe; 2. wreck,
crash kations ...