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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «DERMALGIA»
Scopri l'uso di
dermalgia nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
dermalgia e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
2. Tratamento. Reflexo. A pesquisa das dermalgias reflexas é feita pelo método
de palpar-enrolar. O ponto preciso da dermalgia assinala-se por um
espessamento do tecido hipodérmico e por uma dor estranha. A dermalgia
desaparece em ...
PHILIPPE-EMMANUEL SOUCHARD, 1989
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Cadeias Anteros-laterais
1 Tais dermalgias podem ser silenciosas, ativas ou espontâneas. Quando são ati
- vas ou espontâneas correspondem, mais provavelmente, a um problema
agudo. A dermalgia provocada pelo palpar-rolar corresponde, mais
frequentemente, ...
3
Teaching Atlas of Acupuncture: Channels and Points
The reflex dermalgia or pain consists of an area of skin that, if examined using
the "palper- rouler" method (pinching a fold of skin with both hands and rolling it
up and down), will be found to be edematous and less supple than the
surrounding ...
Piero Ettore Quirico, Tiziana Pedrali, 2007
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The Neuroses of the Skin: Their Pathology and Treatment
of the sensory apparatus in the skin. The sensation of the skin not only appears to
be increased in dermalgia, but there seems to be a veritable multiplication in the
points endowed with tactile sensibility.* At least, points, that were but little or not ...
Howard Franklin DAMON, 1868
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The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery: Being a ...
Next morning, found her much prostrated, had vomited several times during the
night, but was perfectly rational. She gradually recovered. American Journal of
Medical Science, Oct. 1841, p. 516. 32.—ON RHEUMATIC DERMALGIA By
J. H. S. ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1842
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The Retrospect of Medicine
The first disease treated of is " Dermalgia," manifested in the form of tenderness,
or increased sensibility to touch, and is generally confined to a limited portion of
the skin. Sometimes, however, it involves the integument of one side of the body
...
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THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MEDICAL REVIEW
On Rheumatic Dermalgia, or Rheumatism of the Skin. By J. H. S. Beau, Physician
to the Central Bureau of the Hospitals of Paris. Neuralgia of the skin has hitherto
been usually confounded with pains of the nervous trunks, muscles, &c.
JOHN FORBES M.D. F.R.S. F.G.S, 1842
16th Septemher, 24 days after the operation, the patient left her hed, and on the
29th left the hospital, perfectly recovered. — Organ fur die gesammte HeiU kunde
Sfc., and Gazette Medicale. OH RHEUMATIC DERMALGIA, OR RHEUMATISM ...
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
By J. S. Beau, M. D. P.—Neuralgia of the skin has hitherto been usually
confounded with pains of the nervous trunks, muscles, 8th. M. Piorry was the first
who referred it to a separate head under the name of dermalgia. lt frequently
coexists with ...
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the dublin quarterly journal of medical science vol xlvii
There is a rheumatic form of dermalgia which is confined to a limited portion of
the skin, and which is encountered frequently in practice. It consists in an
excessive tenderness to the touch, and sometimes pain. When the latter symptom
is ...
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «DERMALGIA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
dermalgia nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
La más linda de la casa
médula espinal, después circula por las fibras nerviosas anteriores y llega a la zona cutánea (refleja) produciendo una dermalgia. En esta zona de tensión, ... «Oh!, ott 14»
