Medical Inquirie
Medical Inquiries and Observations, Vol. 4 The Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged by the Author
作者：Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813
体例：段 章数：18
字数：368,034 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 18 段- In many cases, it appeared in the form of a remitting and in
- I observed the mercury to affect the mouth and throat in the
- The yellow fever of the year 1797 was succeeded by scarlatin
- The first mode of practice was the least successful. It succ
- The scarlatina continued to be the reigning disease. I saw o
- But few cases of it came under my care. Having perceived the
- 1. A diet, accommodated to the greater or less exposure of t
- The _intestinal_ state of our summer and autumnal disease re
- I have repeatedly asserted the yellow fever of the United St
- It is no objection to the truth of this remark, that maligna
- 1. We learn the reason why, in some instances, the fever doe
- 3. Great apparent weakness. This, in acute and violent fever
- 24. Against blood-letting it has been urged, that the Indian
- 6. Sizy blood, or blood covered with a buffy coat. The more
- 10. There are cases in which sizy blood should not warrant a
- [66] From the early knowledge this excellent physician and w
- Fevers, from all their causes, and in all their forms, with
- Faculty, moral, inquiry into the influence of physical cause