The Medical Chronicle: A Monthly Record of the Progress of Medical Schince, Volume 12Sherratt & Hughes, 1890 |
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abdominal acid action acute affected albuminuria alcoholic anæmia animals anthrax aortic regurgitation appeared aristol arteries atropine attack bacilli bladder blood cancer cardiac catarrh cause cavity cells cent cervix chloral hydrate chloralamide chloroform chronic clinical colour condition cord cowpox death diabetes diagnosis dilatation disease doses drug erysipelas examination experiments fatal fever fibres fingers fluid given glands grains growth hæmorrhage healthy heart Hospital incision increased inhalation injection inoculation intestine iodoform kidney labour later legs lesion liver lung Manchester Manchester Royal Infirmary Medical method mitral months mucous membrane murmur muscles nephrectomy nerve nervous normal observed obtained occurred operation pain pancreas paralysis patient peritoneum peritonitis posterior present pressure produced pulse R. T. WILLIAMSON removed renal respiration skin solution spinal stage stained stomach suffered suppuration sutures symptoms syphilis temperature tension tion tissue treatment tumour ulcer urine uterus WILLIAM THORBURN wound
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Page 175 - ... discussed at the meetings of the respective Sections. | An International Medical and Scientific Exhibition will also be held by the Congress. We have the honor to inform you of the above decisions, and at the same time cordially to invite your attendance at the Congress. We should esteem it a favor if you would kindly extend this invitation to your friends in medical circles, as way may offer.
Page 174 - INVITATION TO THE TENTH INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL CONGRESS; — In accordance with the decision of the Ninth Congress at Washington, the Tenth International Medical Congress will be held at Berlin from the 4th to the 9th of August, 1890.
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Page 86 - A stage of inflammatory change in the tunica adventitia with excessive nuclear proliferation, profound changes in the vascular channels and trophic changes induced in the tissues around. (2) A stage of extraordinary development of the lymph connective system of the brain, with a parallel degeneration and disappearance of nerve elements, and the axis cylinders of which are denuded. (3) A stage of general fibrillation, with shrinking and extreme atrophy of the parts around.
Page 175 - The Congress shall consist of legally qualified medical men who have inscribed themselves as members and have paid for their card of membership. Other men of science who interest themselves in the work of the Congress may be admitted as extraordinary...