Dublin Hospital. Reports and Communications in Medicine and Surgery, 1818-1830, المجلد 31822 |
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abdomen admitted aneurism aneurismal aorta appearance applied artery attack bile bilious blood bowels calomel cause cavity coagula coat cold colon colour commencement complains conjunctiva considerable countenance cure death debility diet discharge disease dissection doses Dublin dysentery dyspnoea effects Enema epigastrium excited external extreme fluid frequent gland hæmorrhage Hirudines horis Hospital ileum iliac inches inflammation instances intestines jaundice labour leeches less ligature limb liver lower orders lying-in lymph matter mercury morbid morning mucous membrane muscles natural o'clock observed operation Opii opium ounces pain paroxysms patient peculiar perspiration pressure produced puerperal fever pulsation pulse Pulv purgative pyrexia quantity rectum relief remarkable remedy removed salt food scarcely seems side skin sleep stomach stools sufferings surface Surgeon swelling symptoms temperature tenderness tenesmus Tetanus thickened thigh thirst Tinct tion tongue tormina treatment tumor turpentine ulcerated urine vascular vessels vomiting wards wound yesterday
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الصفحة 155 - ... and not only is the skin cool with clammy exudation, but the muscles, to the impression of the finger, feel soft and flaccid, as if deprived of their vis insita by the influence of the contagion. Indeed, there is such prostration of muscular strength and depression of vital principle, from the very...
الصفحة 11 - Several years ago, when the disease raged violently in the old barracks, (now the depot for convicts,) the care of the sick was, in the absence of the regimental surgeon, entrusted to the late Mr. Bell, surgeon, in Cork. At the period in question the troops were supplied with water from the river Lee, which, in passing through the city, is rendered unfit for drinking by the influx of the contents of the sewers from the houses, and likewise is brackish from the tide, which ascends into their channels....
الصفحة 155 - ... concentrated, and in both moderately quick. The eye, instead of being suffused with a reddish or yellow tint, as in the others, is here generally pellucid, with dilated pupil. The countenance, instead of being flushed as in the others, is here pale and shrunk, with an indescribable expression of anxiety ; an expression altogether so peculiar, that the disease could, on many occasions, be pronounced or inferred 86 Analytical Reviews. [June from the countenance alone. The surface of the body, instead...
الصفحة 418 - The diseased gland was found, on examination, much larger than a walnut ; it presented on the surface which had been turned towards the eye three considerable eminences, or lobes, with deep fissures between them ; it was almost as firm as, but more elastic than cartilage. A section of the gland exposed several small cartilaginous cysts, which contained a glairy fluid, and the interspaces consisted of a firm fatty substance, traversed by a few membranous bands.
الصفحة 469 - ... the extremities of my fore-fingers, which I had introduced into the wound, nearly in the same manner as when compressing the artery, and the needle being held by an assistant, one end of the ligature was drawn out anteriorly, and the needle was removed. " The artery then lay upon the ligature ; and I requested that my assistants, and such other professional gentlemen as could conveniently approach the table, should convince themselves of this fact, by making the most accurate examination. The...
الصفحة 44 - Were the same cases again to be placed under my care, I would not hesitate to prescribe opium in doses of four or five grains, as it was the opium chiefly which seemed to me to arrest the progress of the inflammation, and whatever in such a case procured respite for the patient from agony, sometimes proved of permanent benefit.
الصفحة 159 - The contagious puerperal fever of Dublin is, I venture to pronounce, neither more nor less than a malignant fever of a typhoid character, accompanied with an erysipelatous inflammation of the peritoneal coverings of the stomach, intestines, and other abdominal viscera.
الصفحة 201 - The cellular membrane on the external surface of the larynx and pharynx contained that amber-coloured fluid, resembling melted jelly, which is so often met with in such as have been carried off by this disease.
الصفحة 2 - ... are, without any great difficulty, cured of it. But they that let the looseness take its course, do commonly, after some days, get the bleeding with it, whereby the disease doth not only grow much more troublesome and painful, but a great deal harder to be cured ; and, at last, it useth to turn to the bloody flux, the which, in some persons, having...
الصفحة 11 - Barry afftrms that the troops were frequently liable to dysentery, while they occupied the old barracks at Cork ; but he has heard that it has been of rare occurrence in the new barracks. Several years ago, when the disease raged violently in the old barracks, (now the depot for convicts,) the care of the sick was, in the absence of the regimental surgeon, intrusted to the late Mr.