An inquiry concerning that disturbed state of the vital functions usually denominated constitutional irritation / by Benjamin Travers.

  • Travers, Benjamin, 1783-1858.
Date:
1826
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    CHAPTER V. Theory of irritation. Section I. Reciprocal relation of the vital functions.. 279 Section II. Derangements of the nervous system, phy- sical and functional 290 CHAPTER VI. On the pathology and treatment of direct constitutional irrita- tion. Section I. Of the state of prostration without re-action 304 With excitement and excessive re-action 319 Section II. Of constitutional irritation from injuries and operations 323 Section III. Of constitutional irritation from inflamma- tion 331 Section IV. Of constitutional irritation from exhaustion 337 Section V. Of constitutional irritation from the absorp- tion of animal poison— 342 Appendix , 367