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1
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery
... of the limb, but not before the extension of the gangrene has ceased, and the
mr'scltic is bounded by an inflammatory has. —(SQP arm. thr. Mil. t. 3, p. 65—71)
_ 1n the article amputation, notice has been taken of a. MORTIFIC. ATION. 187.
Samuel COOPER (Senior Surgeon to University College Hospital.), 1845
2
A Treatise on the Theory and Management of Ulcers. 3. Ed. - ...
Of MoRTIFIc'AT'IoN. 5 I. Gen'eral Remark: on Gangrene. H E termination of
inflammation, both by Resolution and Suppuration, having now been fully treated
of, we come next in order to the consideration of Gangrene or Mortification.
3
Cecilia Or Memoirs of an Heiress... Fanny Burnet
Delvile then grew'more urgent, and represented so strongly the various. mortific'
ations which must follow so tardy a renunciation of their intentions, that terrified
and perplexed , and fearing the breach a: their union would now be more
injurious ...
4
The Adventures and Vagaries of Twm Shon Catti, Descriptive ...
... was generally warmed and served up three or four succeeding days: and when
Twm and his fellow servant (a half idiot lou't,) vainly hoped that this species of
drenching was over, they had the mortific'ation to find a TWM snon CATTI. 79.
Thomas Jeffrey Llewelyn Prichard, 1828
5
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
On attempting to pass it, he felt severe spasms in the perinagum, and 'I was
obiged to 'desist, having had the mortific'a't'ion of adding much to voL. xm. N0- 51
. x his sufferings by my interference. I directed anen'ema to be. 1a {7. Mr
Douglas's ...
6
A Commentarie Vpon the Epistle of Saint Paul to the Romanes
Butif by* the ipirite yet mortific til-.agent MWWZWZWZWOW hee Laufende WW-
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WSL deutet-WWW net the leite hee* xomiieth lifehnto vs,fo that we iii-die to ...
7
Notes on the settlement and Indian wars of the western parts ...
It was with difficulty that the part to which the poultiee was applied Was saved
from mortific-ation, so' that the remedy was far worse than the disease. Cupping,
sucking the wound and making deep incisions which were filled with salt and gun
...
8
Proceedings of the Massachusetts Historical Society
Disappointm' & Mortific? as to his children here. Bristol Chh was gathered May 3.
1687. Mr Lee left it & returned to Europe, 1691. Aged widow Treby tells me she
remembers him, tho' she was small, yet she has often seen him, & particularly ...
Massachusetts Historical Society, 1866
9
Domestic Medicine: or, a Treatise on the prevention and cure ...
G _ Gangrene, \Mortific-a'tion- _ *' - -' Gstm'matah Gaztglia. X , . Gymnq/Iit.
Exercise taken'with a view to preserve or re: ss fiore health.-,-Th_e meith
Physisxciane reckoned this an important branch of medicine. * *' HeEZz'pf'g-pez'.
slow ...
William BUCHAN (M.D.), 1798
10
A Complete Treatise on Gangrene and Sphacelus with a New ...
... of blood: bothitheseisymptoms attend mortific'satioffii'proceedihg fromsia
cansicerous case: in which bleeding is not indicatectd. But wliere'infiammation,
pain and fever, soon -, _ " - follow follow a-zflight- hunt,-:,-orz amompanyxiit, there
, and ...
Sylvester O'Halloran, 1765
