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The study of medicine: with a physiological system of nosology
This desire returned with every returning ingravescence of the fever, which
adhered to no regular period ; and it continued as long as the ingravescence
lasted, which was usually ten or twelve hours. The disease extended with
numerous ...
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Oxford Textbook of Endocrinology and Diabetes
He described a stage of ingravescence, characterized by the development of
exoph— thalmos (by 0.5 mm monthly, up to an average extent of 2+5 mm) and
limitation of elevation; 4+5 degrees elevation is lost for each millimetre of
protrusion.
John A.H. Wass, Paul M. Stewart, 2011
periodic ingravescence and the menstrual cycle were observed in 139 cases. a)
First onset and sexual cycle. As shown in Table I, the onsets are rather frequent
in puerperal, postabortive, post-parturition and lactation periods, on the contrary,
...
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Acoustic Neuroma: Consensus on Systems for Reporting Results
Otolaryngologists diagnose the ingravescence of vestibular schwannoma (
acoustic neuroma) by the pathology in the internal auditory meatus based on
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computed tomography (CT) images. The
tumor ...
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A Treatise on the Nature, Cause, and Treatment of Contagious ...
... the development of the contagion ; for this may take place when the skin is
morbificly affected from the effects of a contagious impression, and when the
perspiration and absorption are either in a state of ingravescence or diminution.
All the ...
Johann Valentin von Hildenbrand, 1829
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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
When by slow ingravescence or a sudden invasion the disease has taken or the
character of a phlegmasia, an active treatment is imperatively demanded." “ The
treatment, in this stage of the disease, should be antiphlo istic, and when— ever ...
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... 176 inappetence, 176 incontinence, 176 incontinentia alvi, 176 incruental,176
indocible, 176 indocile, 177 inductile, 177 ingeminate, 177 ingravescence, 177
inhume, 177 insanable, 178 insomnia, 178 insomnolence, 178 insusurration, 178
...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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Current Concepts in Forensic Entomology
The long immobility in the bed served to increase pre-existing circulatory
problems in the inferior limbs (deep venous thrombosis) causing an
ingravescence foot deformation (equine foot with claw toes). Therefore, the
elderly woman required ...
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God the Grand Designer: Visit the Kingdom of God Via Jesus ...
As promised, God raised His representatives from Adamites. He made Noah His
chosen messenger to lead mankind. But human beings made this world a den of
iniquity, by defying the warnings Of Noah. The time of ingravescence went out of
...
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Spelldown: The Big-Time Dreams of a Small-Town Word Whiz
This morning I was thrilled I didn't get ingravescence like the boy from North
Carolina, who sobbed like his dog had died when the bell rang. “Genuflect" Mrs.
Harrison says, genuflecting. “Genuflect. G-e-n-u-f-l-e-c-t. Genuflect.” “
Rectitudinous" ...
