... circulating fluids, particularly when it occurs in the advanced course of malignant diseases. The delirium, also, which is caused by ... depletion unnecessary. 81. In erysipelas supervening in the advanced stages of low or malignant fevers, incisions should be made with great caution, ...

... went off as the suppuration of the gland advanced, with- out any malignant or other bad symptoms, and they soon recovered. ...

... other associated affections. 2. In a not very advanced stage of cirrhosis, as also of malignant disease, the liver may be enlarged, and its ... the earlier stages, before fixation and ulceration have advanced, error is ... to find non- malignant alterations of the cervix which have been mistaken ...

... and discharge. The tumour is not of a malignant nature in general, and even in its advanced stages is not inclined to contaminate the parts in its neighbourhood ; if thoroughly removed, it does not return. A soft tumour ... for the malignant; fortunately the latter is rare." (pp. 255, 56.) ...

... and stronger, and the appetite returns. Even in advanced convalescence, however, ... or malignant type. In these cases the anginose affection, though ...

... in circumstances in which the sensorial power has Thecoma not recovered its regularity of current, or stability ... it as a result of low atonic or malignant fevers, rather than of phlogotic action. With M. ...

... becomes much tumefied, and remains pale. In the advanced period of the ... a highly malignant or pu- trid character—more especially the confluent ...

... Verhalten. Deut. tierarztl. Wschr., 1936,44:550-3. --- Thecoma. Collins, C. G., Varino, G., & Weed, J. C. ... J. P., & Greenblatt, R. B. Status of the thecoma and its relationship to the granu- losa cell ...

... could discover no depression of bone, and yet thecoma, stertor, hemiplegia, and other evidences of compression, resisted ... the capsular ligament, seldom happens but at an advanced period of life; and the reason of the ...

... qually undergo'onefate,as toftand or fall by thecoma fc" in on e'en fu res, judgments ... and Nature, and fuch life things, hath much advanced thefe foolifo and impious opinions. r V;" r~ ...