10 LIBRI IN RUMENO ASSOCIATI CON «SPASMÓS»
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A Dictionary of Practical Medicine: Comprising General ...
HAUsT. cont RA SPAs Mos. (1.) R Aquae Menthae Virid. 5.j.; Liq. Ammon. Acet. 5 ij.; Spirit. Ammon. Arom., Spirit. Æther. Sulph. Co., Spirit. Lavand. Co., aā 3 ss.; Tinct. Opii XX. M. Fiat Haustus, statim sumendus, et prore nata repetendus. Form.
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Diccionario etimológico de Medicina: - Pagina 277
3695 antiespasmódico (< gr. antí, “contra" + spasmódès < spasmós, “convulsión"), m., fármaco empleado para combatir la contractura dolorosa, o espasmo, de la fibra muscular lisa de varios órganos internos. 3696 arteriospasmo (< gr. artëría ...
Santiago Segura Munguía,
2014
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Medical Meanings: A Glossary of Word Origins - Pagina 223
The word is taken from Spa, the name of a resort town in eastern Belgium, celebrated since the 16th century for its purportedly therapeutic mineral springs. spasm is a near borrowing of the Greek spas- mos, “a convulsion.” Hippocrates used ...
William S. Haubrich,
2003
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Etymologisches Wörterbuch der Naturwissenschaften und ...
Spasmophilie [med: N e i gun g z u K rä mp fen] gr. spasmós Krampf, philía Zuneigung. » Spásmus [med: K r am p f] latin. von gr. spasmós Krampf. Spata'ngus [pal : Gttg. der Выпивши] gr. spátangos Seeigelart. Spätha [bot: Blüten s c h e i d e] ...
Carl Walter Schmidt,
1923
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J. Z. Platneri ... Ars medendi singulis morbis ... - Pagina 156
seOrfi-m dicendum e-st. y Saepisfime zz spafljça contractíone'vte'ri non fincerus, 'fed dílutior- sanguis 'et pallid'lls profluita1 vb¡ adhibenda, quae spas ' mos atque horum_ cauflàs tollunt. Non paucís proficiunt balneà,, fomenta- genítalibus'- ...
Johann Zacharias PLATNER, Friedrich PLATNER,
1765
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections: Abridged ...
Cum igitur musculorum, turn qui laryngi & Capiti rum qui manibus & pedibus dicantur, eadem omnino sit vis, eadem ad spas- mos aptitudo, quicquid novi & prodigiosi in puellis hisce reperiri vi- deatur, id non tarn a symptomatis ingenio quam a ...
Royal society of London,
1721
... is etymologically a sudden'stretching'of a muscle (although in fact physiologically spasms are contractions ofmuscletissue). The wordcomes via Old French spasme andLatinspasmus fromGreek spasmós,a derivative oftheverb span 'pull'.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the Latin Tongue, etc - Pagina 653
SPARus, i, m. a kind of fish, Plin. 9, 51. 5*Artilus, i, m. a fish of small value, Mart. 3, 50. SPAs Mos v. us, i, m. a spasm, a convulsion, a violent or immoderate contraction of the sinews, i.e. the cramp SeasTicus, a. afflicted with the cramp, Plin.
Alexander ADAM (LL.D.),
1814
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Medicine /: in eight books - Pagina 46
Cold causes sometimes convulsions, and sometimes a tetanus, the Greek name for the first is spas- , mos J, and for the other tetanos )| : it produces black- c Droffieal disorders. Aqua inter cutem.] This is a term used °by but author, to signify a ...
Aulus Cornelius Celsus,
1756
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A New Derivative Spelling-Book, in which not only the ... - Pagina 71
anti, against, and nömös, the law. One who holds that faith alone is necessary to salvation, against the law which requires good works. Pronounced, " am' fe-the"-à-tär; fan'-te:ff0-gis"-tics. An'-ti-spas-mod”-ics, s, from anti, against, and spasmós, ...