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THE MEDICAL QUARTERLY REVIEW - Page 345
In this stage, too, occur the small vesicles called suda- mina; ulcerations on the surface of the body, and an almost total loss of the contractile power of the muscles. This debility of the muscles sometimes extends to those which are employed in ...
The Medical Quarterly Review VOL.II, 1834
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Modern improvements in the practice of physic - Page 13
First, in cafes attended with profuse sweat, there is a kind of rath, called suda- mina, that goes off as soon as the body is exposed to the air. Secondly, there are pimples that come out after coction in many fevers, that contain matter, and form ...
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Manual of diseases of the skin, from the French of mm. ... - Page 60
These authors also attribute the appearance of suda- mina, in cases of puerperal and typhoid fevers, to the hot stimulating treatment to which the patients were subjected. The miliary fever of Sydenham, and the miliary sweat of other writers,' ...
Pierre Louis Alphée Cazenave, Thomas Henry Burgess, Henry Edward Schedel, 1842
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A Handbook of Diseases of Skin - Page 40
Under the clavicle, of suda mina. Region of the nipple, of scabies and Paget's disease. The side of chest, of zoster. The elbows and knees, of psoriasis. The interdigits and front of wrists, of scabies. Back of the hands, of lichen and eczema.
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The New London Medical and Surgical Dictionary, Etc - Page 816
SUDA'MINA. (Sudamen, from .mdor, sweat). Vesicles in form and magnitude resembling millet-seeds,whicb appear suddenly, without fever, especially in the summer~time after much labour and sweating. SUDA'Tio. (From nulor, swe A ...
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Observations on the Epidemical Diseases in Minorca from ... - Page 238
The cutaneous Eruption which we call the Rash, or prickly Heat, is the Suda- mina or Papulœ Sudoris of the Romans , and the iSpw* of Hippocrates*, who justly places it amongthe Summer Diseases; it being so frequent in warm Countries, ...
George Cleghorn, T. Cadell ((Londres)), G. Robinson ((Londres)), 1779
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The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
408; Salmttth Observationes, cent. iii. obs. 6. See also Mcmoircs de I'Academie de Chirurgie, iii. 9. SUDA'MINA, (from sudor). HEAT PIMPLES, 01' an eruption of pustules, which succeed violent sweats. Also a kind of symptomatic miliary fever.
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Medical Clinic ... - Volume 2 - Page 167
Abdomen covered with a number of small pimples scarcely the size of a pin's head, white, semi-transparent, more sensible to touch than to sight (suda- mina). Thirty leeches more applied to the anus. 8th. Countenance expressive of anxiety ...
Gabriel Andral, Daniel Spillan, 1843
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Observations on the Changes of the Air and the Concomitant ... - Page 4
... which arise from the same Cause, often come out all over the rest of the Body, called ISqua by the Greeks, EJJ'era by the Arabians, Suda- mina by the Romans, and the Prickly-heat 4 by by the English, which cause great Itching and Pricking, ...
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A Treatise on Tropical Diseases: On Military Operations; ... - Page 23
Bontius has accurately described the Prickly Heat of Java, and fays, that the eruptions are the fame that Celsus calls Papula, Pliny Suda- mina, and the people of Holland Rootvont ; but they certainly are not. Besides the Prickly Heat, there are, ...
