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The Retrospect of Medicine
displacement of the heart's dulness, there is often no upward extension of it at all
; nay, that it will not extend as high as usual. The fact is, that with the dyspnoeal
chest-distension there is dyspnoeal lung-inflation, the inflated left lung overlaps ...
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The Retrospect of Medicine
The fact is, that with the dyspnoeal chest-distension there is dyspnoeal lung-
inflation, the inflated left lung overlaps the heart in an excessive degree above
and to the left, and thus we get, to a certain extent, the same state of things as in ...
William Braithwaite, 1862
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On Bronchial Asthma: Its Pathology and Treatment
Accordingly, where those defects are strongly marked, the dyspnoeal paroxysms
manifest themselves already during childhood, and are then the sequels of acute
inflammations of the air-passages and of the lungs in connexion with ...
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London: Containing ...
The respiration is for a time dyspnoeal, the thorax expands but imperfectly, a
prolonged pause in inspiration is usual. Respiration may become strident, and
when this is the case dyspnoeal spasms may occur. The pupils are dilated.
Paresis is ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1905
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A handbook of physical diagnosis comprising the throat, ...
It consists in a regularly-occurring pause, lasting 4 — 1 minute, during which
respiration is completely suspended, and which is preceded by the following
characteristic train of dyspnoeal phenomena : inspiration, which is at first short
and ...
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Even now, after having taken this dose for a great number of times, for the relief of
an habitual dyspnoeal cough, it seems to be full as much as I can bear, without
the production of disagreeable symptoms. The first two or three doses that I ever
...
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The American Journal of Science and Arts
now, after having taken this dose for a great number of times, for the relief of an
habitual Dyspnoeal cough, it seems to be full as much as I can bear, without the
production of disagreeable symptoms. The first two or three doses that I ever took
...
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American Journal of Science: The First Scientific Journal in ...
now, after having taken this dose for a great number of times, for the relief of an
habitual Dyspnoeal cough, it seems to be full as much as I can bear, without the
production of disagreeable symptoms. The first two or three doses that I ever took
...
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... MURTCATED PEDUNCLED REMARQUED SURPLTCED TRESSURED
UNDERAGED WHEYFACED AVTFAUNAL CALVARIAL CONFERVAL
DYSPNOEAL EPTCEDTAL HEPATTCAL MESOGLEAL PENUMBRAL
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
Also spelt dyspnea. Also called breathlessness. Compare hyperpnoea. —
dyspnoeal, dyspnoeic, adj. dyspraxia /disprak'sé-a/ [Gk, dys + prassein, to do],
difficulty with controlling and coordinating learned patterns of movement, where
there is ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
