 | R. H. Andrews - 1899 - 422 pages
...the iris; irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the upper lids, indicate a cerebral affection. A marked degree of emaciation, which progresses gradually,...subacute or chronic affection of a grave character. The absence of tears in children four months old or more suggests a form of disease which will usually... | |
 | 1886 - 494 pages
...febrile reaction, oscilliation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the upper lips, indicates a cerebral affection. 3. A marked degree...the fingers and curving of the nails are signs of cyanosis. 5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portions of the bones indicates rachitis. 6. The presence between... | |
 | 1887 - 588 pages
...affection. (3) A marked degree of emaciation, which progresses gradally, indicate some xob-arute or rkrnnir affection of a grave character. (4) Bulbar hypertrophy...(5) Hypertrophy of the spongy portions of the bones indicate rachitis. (o) The presence between the eyelids of a thick and purulent secretion from the... | |
 | 1887 - 938 pages
...the face, ears, and forehead of short duration, strabismus, with febrile reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the...Hypertrophy of the spongy portions of the bones indicates rachitit. (6) The presence between the eyelids of a thick and purulent secretion from the Meibomian... | |
 | 1887 - 812 pages
...face, ears, and forehead, of short duration ; strabismus, witn febrile reaction ; oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the...the fingers and curving of the nails, are signs of cyanosis. 5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portions of the bones indicates rachitis. 6. The presence between... | |
 | 1887 - 450 pages
...febrile reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the upper lip, indicates a cerebral affection. 3. A marked degree...the fingers and curving of the nails are signs of cyanosis. 5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portions of the bones indicates rachitis. 6. The presence between... | |
 | 1886 - 520 pages
...the face, ears, and forehead, of short duration, strabismus with febrile reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the...4. Bulbar hypertrophy of the fingers, and curving o( the nails are signs of cyanosis. 5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portion of the bones indicates rachitis.... | |
 | 1887 - 392 pages
...the face, ears, and forehead of short duration, strabismus, with febrile reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the...of a grave character. 4. Bulbar hypertrophy of the lingers and •curving of the nails are signs of interference, in the normal functions of the circulatory... | |
 | 1886 - 618 pages
...reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the upper lips, indicate a cerebral affection. 3. A marked degree of emaciation...the fingers, and curving of the nails are signs of cyanosis. 5. Hypertrophy of the spongy portion of the bones indicates rachitis. 6. The presence between... | |
 | 1887 - 40 pages
...the face, ears, and forehead of short duration, strabismus, with febrile reaction, oscillation of the iris, irregularity of the pupil, with falling of the...indicates some subacute or chronic affection of a grave affection. 4. Bulbar hypertrophy of the fingers and curving of the nails are signs of interference... | |
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... indicates a cerebral affection. (3) A marked degree of emaciation, which progresses gradually, indicates some sub-acute or chronic affection of a grave character. (4) Bulbar hypertrophy of the fingers and curving of the nails are signs of interference... 
