 | William Cullen - Internal medicine - 1805 - 598 pages
...may come to affect these parts from the Cynanche tonsillaris or maligna spreading into them. 319.] In either way it has been a rare occurrence, and few...of it have been marked and recorded by physicians. It is to be known by a peculiar ringing sound of the voice, by difficult respiration, with a sense... | |
 | William Cullen - 1808 - 516 pages
...tonsillaris, or maligna spreading intft them. ~r 319. In either way it has been a rare oecuiv rence ; and few instances of it have been marked and recorded by physicians. It is to be known by a peculiar ringing sound of the voice, by difficult respiration, with a sense... | |
 | Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1823 - 876 pages
...come to affect these parts from the cynaucbe tonsillaris, or maligna, spreading into them. In cither way it has been a rare occurrence, and few instances...of it have been marked and recorded by physicians. It is to be known by a peculiar croaking sound of the voice, by difficult respiration, with a sense... | |
 | Robert Hunter Semple - Diphtheria - 1879 - 120 pages
...affection, and it must be remembered that Bretonneau held the same opinion in reference to diphthdrite. Dr. Cullen goes on to say that ' in either way it...frequent disease even in the present day. Dr. Cullen then proceeds to detail the symptoms of the disease, as described by Dr. Home, and among many other circumstances... | |
 | New Hampshire. State Department of Health - New Hampshire - 1893 - 312 pages
...or it may come to affect these parts, from the cynanche tonsillaris or maligna spreading into them. In either way it has been a rare occurrence, and few...of it have been marked and recorded by physicians. It is to be known by a peculiar ringing sound of the voice, by difficult respiration, with a sense... | |
 | New Hampshire - New Hampshire - 1893 - 1134 pages
...or it may come to affect these parts, from the cynanche tonsillaria or maligna spreading into them. In either way it has been a rare occurrence, and few...of it have been marked and recorded by physicians. It is to be known by a peculiar ringing sound of the voice, by difficult respiration, with a sense... | |
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... glottis, larynx, or upper part of the trachea whether it affect the membranes of these parts, or the muscles adjoining. It may arise first in these parts, and continue to subsist in them alone ; or it may come to affect these parts from the Cynanche... 