A Compend of Diseases of Children: Especially Adapted for the Use of Medical Students ...P. Blakiston, 1890 - 185 pages |
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... Birth , Disturbances of Nutrition , Infectious Diseases , 19 51 77 Typhoid Group , 98 Endemic Contagions , 108 Brain and Membranes , 114 Spinal Cord and Membranes , 125 Neuroses of Motility , 127 Mouth and Pharynx , 14I Alimentary Canal ...
... Birth , Disturbances of Nutrition , Infectious Diseases , 19 51 77 Typhoid Group , 98 Endemic Contagions , 108 Brain and Membranes , 114 Spinal Cord and Membranes , 125 Neuroses of Motility , 127 Mouth and Pharynx , 14I Alimentary Canal ...
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... birth are as follows : - ( a ) Disuse of the ductus arteriosus , owing to the expansion of the lungs , bending and thus obstructing this duct and relieving aortic pressure , with coincident closure of the foramen ovale . Neither the ...
... birth are as follows : - ( a ) Disuse of the ductus arteriosus , owing to the expansion of the lungs , bending and thus obstructing this duct and relieving aortic pressure , with coincident closure of the foramen ovale . Neither the ...
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... birth . The kidneys are relatively large at birth , and often show a peculiar reddish discoloration of their papillæ , produced by a deposit of uric acid crystals and urates , especially well marked in those children whose supply of ...
... birth . The kidneys are relatively large at birth , and often show a peculiar reddish discoloration of their papillæ , produced by a deposit of uric acid crystals and urates , especially well marked in those children whose supply of ...
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... birth . If such children are not given water freely , there is insufficient fluid passing through the kidneys to dissolve these urates , which consequently appear as reddish - brown streaks or a brick - dust deposit in the tubuli ...
... birth . If such children are not given water freely , there is insufficient fluid passing through the kidneys to dissolve these urates , which consequently appear as reddish - brown streaks or a brick - dust deposit in the tubuli ...
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... birth gradually falls out and is succeeded by an after growth . 11. The Sudoriferous Glands secrete but little during the first weeks of life . The mammary glands of the newborn are not infrequently found in a state of congestion and ...
... birth gradually falls out and is succeeded by an after growth . 11. The Sudoriferous Glands secrete but little during the first weeks of life . The mammary glands of the newborn are not infrequently found in a state of congestion and ...
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