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A practical inquiry into disordered respiration : distinguishing the species of convulsive asthma, their causes and indications of cure.

  • Bree, Robert, 1759-1839
Date:
1815
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Credit: A practical inquiry into disordered respiration : distinguishing the species of convulsive asthma, their causes and indications of cure. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    XVH. XXiy. xxvi.—Lizutraup Hist. Anat. Med. lib. ii. Corvisarr: sur les maladies et les le- sions du Ceeur, &c. 3 -Calculous and earthy concretions, as also bony substances, have been met with in the trachea, and in the substance of the lungs.—Bariurs’s morbid Anatomy, chap. iv.—Moreaenty, lib. ii, epist. xv. et inseq. epist. xxiv.— DIEMERBROECK anatom.. hb: ll. p. 443.—BARTHOLIN. anatom. reform. laid chax —KeErxKrInNGIvs, Obs. Anat. XXVIII. —Bonzt1 Sepulch. Anatom. tom. i. p. 485, 501, 502.—F apric. Hitpanus, cent. il, obmesyi 29.—Miscell. Curios. Anni 1671. observ. 181. In this latter instance there is the remarkable assertion that respiration was not affected. PLATERUS, Pract. lib. 1. sect. c. 4. —SctenxKius Obs. Med. rar. lib. il emma Preelect. in Institut. §835.—Monrtoy, Phthisiolog. lib. i. cap. 6. Bones, and other hard substances, have passed down the trachea, and created certain Asthma. Tour Obs. lib: li. cap. 7. tbvaedbale have been coughed up ee Sane pt kinds, so large as to create astonishment in the re- laters. KoEHLERUS* speaks of them as very * Commerc. Litter. A. 1741.