 | 1831 - 638 páginas
...treat.ment to believe confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....little more serum than is usual in the ventricles.-" 361 . Our author concljjjdqs that the heaviness of the head and drowsiness, which were attributed to... | |
 | 1829 - 590 páginas
...treatment to believe confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....little more serum than is usual in the ventricles." The inferences drawn by Dr. Gooch are, that the symptoms depended on " a deficiency of nervous energy,"... | |
 | Robert Gooch - 1829 - 506 páginas
...treatment to believe confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....little more serum than is usual in the ventricles. If the reader has perused the foregoing case attentively, and has reflected on it, he will of course... | |
 | 1830 - 610 páginas
...treatment to helieve confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....symptoms of exhaustion, not with those of oppressed hrain. The head was opened hy a surgeon accustomed to anatomical examinations, and nothing was found... | |
 | Nathan Ryno Smith - 1830 - 490 páginas
...treatment to believe confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....expected; a full week, and then died with the symptoms of exhaustation, not with those of oppressed brain. The head was opened by a surgeon accustomed to anatomical... | |
 | 1832 - 640 páginas
...treatment to believe confidently that she would recover, and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her, she would follow it with her eyes....found but a little more serum than is usual in the venticles. If the reader has perused the foregoing case attentively, and has reflected on it, he will... | |
 | Sir William Lawrence - 1833 - 766 páginas
...so as to induce an expectation of recovery ; and that she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her, she would follow it with her eyes.* This transitory effect of diminished circulation on the functions of the retina or sensorium must however... | |
 | Marshall Hall - 1841 - 456 páginas
...to believe confidently that she would recover ; and she clearly regained her sight ; for, if a watch was held up to her, she would follow it with her eyes....little more serum than is usual in the ventricles. 784. " If the reader has perused the foregoing case attentively, and has reflected on it, he will,... | |
 | Samuel Solly - 1847 - 778 páginas
...to believe confidently that she would recover ; and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes....little more serum than is usual in the ventricles. " If the reader has perused the foregoing case attentively, and has reflected on it, he will, of course,... | |
 | Moses L. Knapp - 1858 - 318 páginas
...treatment to believe confidently that she would recover; and she clearly regained her sight, for if a watch was held up to her she would follow it with her eyes. She lived longer than I expected—a full week, and then died with the symptoms of exhaustion, not those of oppressed brain.... | |
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... tremulous, and sometimes scarcely to be felt. Under this regimen, and in this way, she continued to go on for several days. At times she revived a little, so as to induce those who prescribed this treatment to believe confidently that she would recover,... 
