A commentary on apoplectic and paralytic affections : and on diseases connected with the subject.

  • Kirkland, Thomas, 1721-1798.
Date:
1792
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Credit: A commentary on apoplectic and paralytic affections : and on diseases connected with the subject. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    fatal termination would be the con Se- quence ; but a difcharge of fix /tones, fome of which were of a large fize, re- - moved the fymptoms that threatened im- mediate danger. Previous to this in. my abfence a con- fultation was propofed, and late one night I was defired to meet two more phyficians in confultation next morning; but being engaged a great way from home, I did not know any thing of the appointment till the time was over, and one phyficiart only attended, who took the patient into his own hands ; but he was fo well re- covered upon tthe palling of the ftones, that he recommended a journey, more than an hundred miles, to Bath, which was to take place the beginning of the following week, after he had feen him, and prefcribed for him again. But the directions given were not attended with an happy illue, his journey being pre- vented by a return of the palfy j and, <» ■ I am