| Charles Eucharist de Medicis Sajous - 1889 - 592 pages
...due to a rapid dissolution of the red corpuscles. 9. In pernicious anaemia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric nature, absorbed from the intestinal tract." This contribution of Hunter is... | |
| 1889 - 562 pages
...due to a rapid dissolution of the red corpuscles. 9. In pernicious antumia the scat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric nature, absorbed i'rom the intestinal tract: The ancient treatment of gonorrhoea... | |
| 1889 - 350 pages
...pernicious anaemia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially to that portion of it contained within the spleen and...effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric nature, absorbed from the intestinal tract. — Lancet, October 6, p. 658.... | |
| 1889 - 430 pages
...to the rapid dissolution of the red corpuscles. 9. In pernicious anaemia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...that portion of it contained within the spleen and liver, and the destruction is affected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric... | |
| 1889 - 540 pages
...due to a rapid dissolution of the red corpuscles. 9. In pernicious anasmia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially that portion of it contained withir the spleen and the liver, and the destruction is effected by the action of certain poisonous... | |
| 1891 - 830 pages
...essential characteristic to that produced by poisoning with toluylenediamine, is probably brought about by certain poisonous agents of a cadaveric nature absorbed from the intestinal tract. Special attention was, therefore, directed to the products of putrefaction in the urine. Estimation... | |
| 1891 - 816 pages
...essential characteristic to that produced by poisoning with toluylenediamine, is probably brought about by certain poisonous agents of a cadaveric nature absorbed from the intestinal tract. Special attention was, therefore, directed to the products of putrefaction in the urine. Estimation... | |
| 1893 - 1086 pages
...here to quote the last of his "summary of results:" " In pernicious anemia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...that portion of it contained within the spleen and liver, and the destruction is effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric... | |
| Pathological Society of Philadelphia - 1893 - 344 pages
...here to quote the last of his "summary of results:" "In pernicious ansemia the seat of disintegration is chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...that portion of it contained within the spleen and liver, and the destruction is effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric... | |
| Austin Flint - 1894 - 1180 pages
...Hunter's opinion, which is based upon the most careful experimentation, the seat of blood-destruction is '• chiefly the portal circulation, more especially...that portion of it contained within the spleen and liver, and the destruction is effected by the action of certain poisonous agents, probably of a cadaveric... | |
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