 | Silvester Palmer - 360 pages
...extension ! In the second experiment, the rod was applied to the phrenic nerve in the neck, when laborious breathing instantly commenced; the chest heaved and fell ; the belly was protruded and collapsed, with the relaxing and retiring diaphragm; and it is thought, that but from the complete... | |
 | John Linnaeus Edward Whitridge Shecut - 1819 - 282 pages
...In '' the second experiment, the rod was applied to the " phrenic nerve in the neck, when laborious breathing " instantly commenced, the chest heaved and fell; the " belly was protruded and collapsed, with the relaxing " and retiring diaphragm ; and it is thought, that but " from the complete... | |
 | Sigismund Ehrenreich graf von Redern - 1819 - 240 pages
...extension ! In the second experiment, the rod was applied to the phrenic nerve in the neck, when laborious breathing instantly commenced ,' the chest heaved and fell ; the belly was protruded and collapsed with the relaxing and retiring diaphragm ; and it is thought, that but from the complete... | |
 | Walter Whiter - 1819 - 544 pages
...belly was pro" trudcd, and again collapsed with the re" relaxed and retiring diaphragm. The pro" cess was continued without interruption, as " long as I continued the electric discharges." Our author on this extraordinary experiment,which comes so directly home to the purpose of these discus*ions,observes,... | |
 | 1820 - 442 pages
...extension ! In the second experiment, the rod was applied to the phrenic nerve in the neck, when laborious breathing instantly commenced; the chest heaved and fell ; the belly was protruded and collapsed, with the relaxing arid retiring diaphragm ; and it is thought, that but from the complete... | |
 | 1820 - 464 pages
...had immediately recourse to this method. The success of it was truly wonderful. Full, nay, laborious breathing, instantly commenced. The chest heaved, and fell ; the belly was protruded, and JL2 again collapsed, with the relaxing and retiring diaphragm. This process was continued, without... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1821 - 512 pages
...nay, laborious breathing, instantly commenced. The chest heaved, and fell; the belly was protiudcd, and again collapsed, with the relaxing and retiring...process was continued, without interruption, as long as 1 continued the electric discharges. In the judgment of many scientific gentlemen who witnessed the... | |
 | Andrew Ure - 1827 - 904 pages
...had immediate recourse to this method. The success of it was truly wonderful. Full, nay, laborious breathing, instantly commenced. The chest heaved,...interruption, as long as I continued the electric discharges. sentations of a Kuscli or a Kan. riod several of the spectators were tono, leave the apartment from... | |
 | George Warren (surgeon.) - 1828 - 170 pages
...than was expected. By a different mode of application of the Galvanic influence, full and laborious breathing instantly commenced; the chest heaved and...collapsed with the relaxing and retiring diaphragm. The supra-orbital nerve was laid bare in the forehead ; one conducting rod being applied to it and... | |
 | Thomas Curtis - 1829 - 834 pages
...I had immediate recourse to this method. The success of it was truly wonderful. Full, nay laborious breathing instantly commenced. The chest heaved, and...interruption, as long as I continued the electric discharges. 255. 'In the judgment of many scientific gentlemen who witnessed the scene, this respiratory experiment... | |
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... top of the plates in the last trough of either pole, the other wire being steadily immersed in the last cell of the opposite pole, I had immediate recourse to this method. The success of it was truly wonderful. Full, nay, laborious breathing instantly... 
