On the presence of air in the organs of circulation ... / by John Rose Cormack.

Date:
1837
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Credit: On the presence of air in the organs of circulation ... / by John Rose Cormack. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    CONTENTS. Introduction, 8j CHAPTER I. Examination of the Physiological Changes which take place in those Cases in which Death is the almost immediate result of the Admission of Air, 3 CHAPTER II, Circumstances which Modify the Effects. Observations on Cases in which Death did not take place, or was a secondary result, 22 CHAPTER III. On the Cause of the Entrance of Air into Veins divided during operations ; with some Considerations on the Means most likely to Avert Death in such cases ■ 32 CHAPTER IV. Remarks upon the Generation of Air in the Living Body especially in the Blood Vessels, with Observations on the Consequences which may result from its presence there,... 40