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Transactions of the Minnesota State Medical Association ...
Perineuritic sciatica which probably always includes cases of neuralgia of the
sciatic nerve, can be relieved usually, by proper treatment in from three to six
months, but is very apt to recur. Sciatic myositis or myalgia under the proper
treatment ...
Minnesota State Medical Association,
1900
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Medical Electricity, Röntgen Rays and Radium: With a ...
In the referred pain sciaticas counterirritation by the faradic brush or the static
breeze is of signal service, but is useless in the severe perineuritic cases. Heavy
constant currents are valuable for their sedative effects. Large electrodes should
be ...
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Transactions of the Minnesota State Medical Society
Perineuritic sciatica which probably always includes cases of neuralgia of the
sciatic nerve, can be relieved usually by proper treatment in from three to six
months, but is very apt to recur. Sciatic myositis or myalgia under the proper
treatment ...
Minnesota State Medical Society,
1900
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Edinburgh Clinical and Pathological Journal
Sometime subsequently the patient died of some pulmonary complication, and
on post-mortem examination it was found that all the perineuritic swellings had
disappeared. The spinal ganglia and spinal cord were perfectly healthy. Another
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
perineuritic, and the others not recorded. In eight cases of the direct, rapidly
disappearing neuroses came on, and once or twice neuritis. The indirect (
perineuritic) was followed in hut two cases by nerve symptoms. In Case I, both
the direct and ...
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
perineuritic. of the stele immediately within the endoder- perifolliculitis (per'i-fo-lik
-u-li'tis), n. [NL., The Japanese, quick-witted as they are, soon perceived mis.
Jackson, Glossary. < Gr. *tpi, around, + NL. folliculus, follicle, '„" W? European ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
perineuritic. of the stele immediately within the endoder- perifolliculitis (per'i-fo-lik
-u-li'tis), n. [NL., The Japanese, quick-witted as they are, soon perceived mis.
Jackson, Glossary. < Gr. Kepi, around, + NL. folliculus, follicle, '"*.!□ £uropean ...
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Clinical Lectures on Subjects Connected with Medicine, ...
... blood-corpuscles, as well as masses of free blood-corpuscles," were to be
seen, at this spot the perineuritic process had no physiological point of attack at
which to produce pain by pressure, because the nerve-fibres were here
degenerated, ...
Richard von Volkmann,
1877
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Clinical Lectures on Subjects Connected with Medicine, ...
... where " between the fibrillae of connective tissue, numerous vessels distended
with blood- corpuscles, as well as masses of free blood-corpuscles," were to be
seen, at this spot the perineuritic process had no physiological point of attack at ...
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Pacific Medical Journal
The shorter periods of relief of pain were obtained in those cases in which the
infection was perineuritic , not into the substance of the nerve, as proved by the
absence of any detectable anaesthesia. Such perineuritic injection of the deep ...