The Asclepiad. v. 4, 1887, Том 4Longmans, Green, 1887 |
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A. P. Watt acid action alcohol amongst anæsthetic anesthesia animal aqueous purpura Arbuthnott arcus senilis artistic ASCLEPIAD asphyxia atmosphere blood body Brown Brunonian called cardiac cause chamber character chloroform cholera colour condition death disease effect electrical epidemic essay ether evil exciting powers experience fact Fahr favour fibrine fluid followed genius hæmorrhage heart influence inhalation inquiry insane John Mayow John Snow kind labour living London lungs Mayow medicine ment mental mind mortality motion muscular narcotic natural nervous nitrous oxide observation occurred operation organic ozone palpitation passed patient period peritoneum persons phenomena physical physician physiological poison practice present produced pulse pure oxygen purpura remedy respiration scarlet fever scorbutic skin sleep Snow sphygmograph student substance suffered superphosphate symptoms temperaments temperature tion treatment vapour vascular Victorian Victorian era vital whole
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