 | 1836 - 1204 sidor
...diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound, only with too great frequency. What could it be? There reached the car from every part of the chest to which it was applied a loud... | |
 | 1836 - 646 sidor
...diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound, only with too great frequency. What could it be ? There reached the ear from every part of the chest to which it was applied a loud... | |
 | Peter Mere Latham - 1836 - 344 sidor
...diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound, only with too great frequency. What could it be ? There reached the ear from every part of the chest to which it was applied a loud... | |
 | 1836 - 564 sidor
...diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound, only with too great frequency. What could it be ? There reached the ear from every part of the chest to which it was applied n loud... | |
 | Alfred Beaumont Maddock - 1847 - 88 sidor
...presenting all the qualities of phthisical sputa: hectic fever prevailed to an extreme degree, and was attended with great emaciation and profuse night perspirations;...with excess of acid, and a little solution of the acetate of morphine; nutritious and generous diet, with a small quantity of the stimulus he had been... | |
 | Peter Mere Latham - 1878 - 628 sidor
...diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound, only with too great frequency. What could it be ? There reached the ear from every part of the chest to which it was applied a loud... | |
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Such severe dyspnoea, so long continued, without expectoration, would probably have determined his diagnosis to hydrothorax. But what was the disease ? Every part of the chest sounded well to percussion. The heart beat regularly, and with a natural sound,... 