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The Edinburgh practice of physic and surgery: preceded by an ...
Phrenitis vera, Sauv. fp. I. Boerb. 771. Phrenitis idiopathica, Junck. 63.
Cephalalgia inflatnmatoria, Sauv. Ip, 9. Cephalitis spontanea, Sauv. sp. 3.
Cephalitis siriasis, Sauv. fp. 4. ' □ Siriasis, fog. 34. Cqihalitis Littriana, Sauv. fp. 5.
Dr. Cullen ...
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
310. Sphacclismus, Lin. 32. Phrenitis vera, Saín: sp. I. BoerA. 771. Phrenitis
idiopathica, Juuck. 63. Ccphalalgia inflammatoria, Sain: sp. 9. Cephalitis
spontanea, Sain: sp. 3. Cephalitis siriasis, Sauv. sp. 4. • Siriasis, Fog. 34.
Cephalitis Littriana ...
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The Edinburgh Practice of Physic, Surgery, and Midwifery: ...
Junck. 63. Phrenifmus, Vog. 45. Cephalitis, Sauv. gen. 109. Sag. gen. 310.
Sphacelifmus, Lin, 32. Phrenitis vera, Sauv. fp. i. Boerb. 771. Phrenitis idiopathica
, Junck. 63. Cephalalgia inflammatoria, Sauv. fp. 9, . Cephalitis fpontanea, Sauv.
fp. 3.
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Three Treatises on the Nature of Science
Since this is the case, it is therefore necessary for the origin of the burning fever
and its accompanying symptoms to come first, after which phrenitis follows, then
comes the upward attraction of the regions of the cartilages and the phrenitis is ...
Galen, R. Walzer, M. Frede,
1985
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Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. ...
As the organs of sense are not frequently deranged in synocha, the foregoing
symptoms farther assist the diagnosis between this complaint and phrenitis. The
pulse is not always so much disturbed •t an early period, as we should expect
from ...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gilbert Gregory,
1813
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Handbook of Psychiatry: Volume 1, General Psychopathology
Galen's other principal diagnostic category was phrenitis, an acute, febrile
condition which involved agitation and delirium. Historians have found what they
believe to be meningitis, malaria, and typhoid among Galen's case histories of ...
M. Shepherd, O. L. Zangwill,
1983
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Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
As the organs of sense are not frequently deranged in synocha, the foregoing
symptoms farther assist the diagnosis between this complaint and phrenitis. The
pulse is not always so much disturbed at an early period, as we should expect
from ...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth,
1813
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Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
Case of apparently Idiopathic Phrenitis. By Robert Paley, M. D. Halifax.
Communicated to Dr Bateman. * My Dear Sir, You may probably recollect, whilst I
had the honour to be your colleague at the Public Dispensary, that I mentioned
having ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
Thus it is that phrenitis assumes so much the appearance of simple fever; but, on
a closer view, we still find an essential diiference between these diseases.
Phrenitis is, in every respect, except the universality of the symptoms produced
by the ...
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The London Medical Gazette
To distinguish it from phrenitis is more difficult; as inflammation of the brain,
however, generally appears sooner after labour than true mania, the period of the
attack will in some degree guide us. The delirium attendant on phrenitis is
preceded ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «PHRENITIS»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
phrenitis w wiadomościach.
The (Still) Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe
But though his death certificate listed the cause of death as phrenitis, or swelling of the brain, the mysterious circumstances surrounding his ... «Smithsonian, Paz 14»
Professor Probes Mental Disorders in the Ancient World
For example, the word “phrenitis” appears in ancient texts to describe illness characterized by delirium, fever and death. Today, some scholars ... «Record - Columbia News, Gru 13»
Ancient Greece and Mental Disorders
Continuing, he gave the example of the word “phrenitis” that was used to describe a state of delirium, fever and eventually death, or as we call it ... «Greek Reporter, Gru 13»
Candied Corpses, And 87 Other Ancient Innovations
(Like so much else, Greeks invented frenzy and its spinoff, frenetic; they come from phrenitis, "madness" or "delirium of the brain.") Born around ... «NPR, Sie 10»