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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «STETHOSCOPIST»
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stethoscopist nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
stethoscopist e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
The Young
Stethoscopist: 1846
Auskultation.
Henry I. Bowditch, Saul Jarcho,
1964
In such a case the stethoscopist has greatly the advantage; for if he do his duty,
he will pretty certainly detect the pneumonia by physical examination ; whereas
the non-stethoscopist is very likely to remain in ignorance of its existence to the ...
Guy's Hospital, George Hilaro Barlow, James P.. Babington,
1845
3
Dr. Thomas Addison 1795-1860: Agitating the Whole Medical World
They continued: “Although many of the 'fallacies' therein described have become
familiar to, and consequently avoided by, the experienced stethoscopist, [
Addison's] axioms must be ever useful, not only to the student, as a 'systematic
code of ...
Margaret R. O’Leary, MD,
2013
4
The London Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Cotteran states that he has treated cases of phlhisis successfull by means of the
chlorine inhalation, and e professes himself to be a stethoscopist. If a. man who is
not a stethoscopist states that he has cured phthisis, the question is then less as ...
5
Dunglison's American medical library
The experienced stethoscopist will in such cases be aware of the exact site and
nature of the affection, where the mere symptomatic practitioner would be unable
to acquire any thing more than a loose and undefined notion of ...
6
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The Young Stethoscopist. — We understand that Dr. Bowditch, of this city, has in
press a new work, under the above title, on the Physical Signs of Diseases of the
Chest. It is intended as an aid to students, and to physicians resident in the ...
7
A Treatise on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of the ...
It need hardly be observed, however, that to the experienced stethoscopist the
mere character of the sound sufiices to prevent error. General- flcute
Development of Tubercle.—Hitherto, we have studied the signs of solidification in
their ...
8
The New England Journal of Medicine
Cotteran states that he has treated cases of phthisis successfully by means of the
chlorine inhalation, and he professes himselfto be a stethoscopist. If a man who
is not a stethoscopist states that be has cured phthisis, the question is then less ...
9
Address delivered at the opening of the medical session in ...
He looks at this again and again, but he finds nothing altogether answering to the
description he has heard, and his difiiculties are rather increased than removed.
If the physician be a stethoscopist,“ (if the physician be a stethoscopist !) ...
10
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
He was pronounced by the stethoscopist to be labouring under acute laryngitis.
After the operation the man expressed great relief; he appeared as well as any
person I ever saw after an operation, and yet in the course of three days he died.