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... left chest was more severe, resembling that of pleurisy; the pulse Avas full and frequent; the tongue ... on the following day he was attacked with pleurisy in the right side. Alay 1st, well-marked ...

... rise to the suppressed cough so characteristic of pleurisy. The temperature rarely goes above 102°, except in ... normal eases the pulse rarely rises above 110. Pleurisy is either dry or moist; in the latter ...

... the right lung and an extensive tu- berculous pleurisy on the opposite side. Germs were abundant in ... that an attack of influenza, measles, whooping-cough, pleurisy, pneumonia, or a “bad cold” is so frequently ...

... sore throat. In the graver inflammations, as pneumonia, pleurisy, etc., the effects are equally manifest though less ... tionate dose every hour; useful in ton- sillitis, pleurisy, orchitis, bronchitis, puerperal peritonitis, inflammation of breast, whitlow, ...

... Baryta carbonica, characteristics of, 829 Bastard or spurious pleurisy (see Pleurisy), 394 Batavian endemic fever, 610 Bath, remarks and ... Characteristics of the individual, 7 distinctive, of bastard pleurisy, 394 of various forms of spitting of blood, ...

... Devoid of expectoration. An epithet given to certain pleurisies, in which there U no expectoration.—Hippocr. APYETOS, ... mentioned by Marsden, whose seeds are given in pleurisy. Jussieu considers it to be the Mimo'sa. ...

... in thirteen cases there was evidence of' recent pleurisy; in fifteen cases the inflammation was found to ... of pleuritis likewise was presented, °nce when the pleurisy was single, and no less than three times ...

... all the forms of pneumonia, pleuro-pneumonia, and pleurisy, it occupies a conspicuous place among our the- ... slightly moist. It is a valuable remedy in pleurisy, pneumonia, bronchitis, and other pulmonary diseases, if given ...

... throat. In the graver in- flammations, as pneumonia, pleurisy, &c, the effects are equally manifest though less ... lesser proportionate dose every hour ; useful in tonsillitis, pleurisy, orchitis, bronchitis, puerperal peritonitis, in- flammation of breast, ...

... exhaustion. Complications some- times prove fatal earlier,—pneumonia, pleurisy, peritonitis, dropsy, diarrhoea, etc. In favorable cases, symptoms ... in- creased by the supervention of acute bronchitis, pleurisy, or pneumonia. Convalescence rapid; usually begins on 13th ...