The science of surgery. Or the principles of pathology made the basis of medical and surgical practice: by which the healing art is considerably simplified - established upon three morbid conditions of the system. Vol. I / [W.W. Sleigh].

  • William Willcocks Sleigh
Date:
1825
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Credit: The science of surgery. Or the principles of pathology made the basis of medical and surgical practice: by which the healing art is considerably simplified - established upon three morbid conditions of the system. Vol. I / [W.W. Sleigh]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Paragraph. 29 The effects of opening a joint 30 The uses of organic sensibility and contractility 31 How the animal secretions are produced 33 The true characteristic of muscle 34 Pain and pleasure 35 No part of the body insensible 36 Various stimuli. 37 Each part has its peculiar stimulus 38 The stimulus of the blood, &c. &c. 39 Sensibility proportioned to various circumstances 40 Sympathy 41 Various opinions respecting the cause of sympathy 42 Haller and Wyatt’s opinions 43 The human body a great machine 44 All parts in the animal linked together 45 The doctrine of sympathies of great importance 46 The effect of their being linked together 47 The doctrine of Hippocrates, Hunter, &c. 48 Counter-irritation 49 Four temperaments 50 The characteristics of the sanguineous 51 .of the choleric 52 .... ., of the melancholic 53 .of the phlegmatic 54 Health 55 The requisites for health 56 The conditions of the system, Nosocoilia, Debility, and Inflammation 57 All diseases referrable to these heads 59 Digestion 60 Digestive apparatus 61 Herbivorous animals 62 Man omnivorous 63 Digestion in early life 64 Six stages in the process of digestion 65 Digestion, a vital, mechanical, and chemical process 66 Mastication 67 The saliva 68 Deglutition 69 A harbinger of death
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