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Definicja słowa venisection w słowniku
Definicja venisection w słowniku jest cięcie żyły, aby uzyskać krew dla celów diagnostycznych lub do celów leczenia, na przykład w leczeniu przeciążenia żelaza we krwi. Zwany także upuszczaniem krwi.
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The surgical anatomy of the arteries, and descriptive ...
The aneurismal varix, and varicose aneurism form two other varieties of
aneurismal tumours resulting from a wound of the artery during venisection,
these two have been already considered ; the student will, however, do well to
recollect that in ...
Valentine Flood, John Hatch Power,
1850
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A Dictionary of practical medicine
to recent cases and plethoric habits, and prefers cupping on the scalp to
venisection ; the quantity of blood to be taken, varying from eight to sixteen
ounces, and the operation being repeated as circumstances may require. 452.
On the other ...
3
The Medical and Physical Journal
There was then no resource, but either to puncture the bladder or try the effects of
copious venisection, as the symptoms were urgent and alarming. I determined to
adopt the latter practice, and that the end might be more fully answered, I got ...
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The London Medical and Physical Journal
In such a complication, other reme dies appeared to be thrown away ; diuretics
would not act, and purgatives did not afford any relief, until after venisection had
been practised. " After the removal of congestion or of inflammation, should either
...
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Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Practical Medicine
... foil value of which M, Louis, and, per- perhaps the majority of French
physicians, have hot yet fully estimated. This remedy is no other but venisection ;
but venisection " a haute dose," and not " a petite dose, comme -on le fait
ordinairement.
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A dictionary of practical medicine: Comprising general ...
If the patient be delicate, or enfeebled hy previous disease, or if the haemorrhage
has continued so long as to render venisection a hazardous measure, or if blood-
letting has been already resorted to, or repeated, cupping should be ...
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The Medical and Physical Journal
... success in St. Domingo 1 69 , small-pox after 1?4 Vegetables, on the diseases
of 37T Venereal disease cured without mercury 517 Venisection, cases of
wounded artery fa i31 3 z Venisection, preference of local bleeding to 36-1
Vertebrae, ...
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On the diseases of women
If at any period of pregnancy the vomiting he so excessive as to call for onr
interference, and the patient he of a plethoric habit, there can be no qnestion of
the propriety of venisection ; bnt in most cases this can ouly be done at an early
period ...
Fleetwood Churchill,
1857
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The Principles and practise of operative surgery
CHAPTER X. VENISECTION AND ARTERIOTOMY. rESESECTlON — RELATIVE
ANATOMY OF PARTS AT THE BEND OF THE ARJI OPERATION OF
VENISECTION — THROMBUS — LESS RARELT THAN FORMERLY
RESORTED TO ...
Frederic Carpenter Skey,
1858
10
The Medico-chirurgical Review
Accordingly, some blood was taken by cupping over the right lung, and a
venisection was ordered to be practised in the evening, if the inflammatory
symptoms became more decided. The following mixture was also prescribed: —
R. Infusi ...
Henry James Johnson,
1845