Tentamen medicum inaugurale de apoplexiae varietatibus entonica atque atonica ... / eruditorum examini subjicit Thomas Lee Brodbelt.

  • Brodbelt, Thomas Lee.
Date:
1824
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Credit: Tentamen medicum inaugurale de apoplexiae varietatibus entonica atque atonica ... / eruditorum examini subjicit Thomas Lee Brodbelt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Multas praeterea causas proponere licet; cujus- modi sunt subitae tempestatis vicissitudines, morbi retrocedentes, velut podagra et rheumatismus at- que erysipelas, necnon abdominis uterive irrita- tio. Nonnullae quoque causae, ut quibusdam visum est, mobilitatem generis nervosi proxime afficiunt, ideoque cerebri functiones delent * *: qualia sunt venena in ventriculum sumpta, alco- hol, oleum amygdalorum volatile, aconiti succus, tabaci oleum, et fortasse opium. His accedunt gas acidum carbonicum dilutum, hydrargyri va- pores, cerussa aliave metallica, concussio, electri- ci tas, animi que motus. DE RATIONE SYMPTOMATUM. Principia satis stabilita sunt in Pathologia congestionem et haemorrhagiam fieri, neque pro directa ratione proclivitatis in parte affecta, ne- _ * “ 3dly, There is reason to believe that the poisons, which, in tbese experiments, were applied internaliy, produce their effeets through the medium of the nerves, without being absorbed into the circulation.”—Brodie, Phil. Trans. 1811.