... refutation of numerous errors of Galen, especially the theory of the formation of blood by the liver. The fact that the lumen of the vena ... of the heart is greater than at the liver, was for him a sufficient reason to return to Aristotle’s theory of the forma- tion of the blood by ...

... of circulation, which occasions engorge- ment of the liver. M. Valleix objects to this theory as being opposed by the experience of Billard, ...

... organs (Schmorl). This has given rise to the theory that a pla- centotoxin is developed that produces the nephritis of pregnancy and necrotic lesions in the liver. Weichardt asserts that, by digesting placenta in vitro ...

... that diabetes depends upon a disease of the liver has gained ground, although the theory is not supported either by pathological or clinical observation. Claude Bernard himself thinks that the diabetes induced ... the nervous derangement of the liver to which the operation gives rise. As a ...

... that diabetes depends upon a disease of the liver has gained ground, although the theory is not supported either by pathological or clinical observation. Claude Bernard himself thinks that the diabetes induced ... the nervous derangement of the liver to which the operation gives rise. As a ...

... purpura, 8 Coal pigment in lungs, 129 Cod-liver oil in rickets, 106 Cohnheim's theory of the origin of tumors, 1118 Cold, injuries ... 788 Eek's fistula, 32 Eclampsia, 314 changes in liver in, 223, 314, 314, 315 ... side-chain theory, 168 Elastic tissue, calcification of, 109, 114 of ...

... espitaxis in, iv. 151 in cancer of the liver, ix. 404 in etiology of hemorrhagic pleuritis, iv. 614 Diblastic theory of diseases, xviii. 26 Dichroism of blood-stained ...

... toxins are is not known. They affect the liver and kidneys of the mother. The theories of toxins from the thyroid, parathyroid, suprarenal bodies ... the jaundice has nothing to do with the liver, but is due to the breaking down ... is hematog- enous. This theory has not yet been proved. In any case, ...

... it to illustrate the connec- tion between the theory and the practice of medicine. You detect an enlarged liver; you are called to cure the dis- ease : — ...

... liver oil. Its use was suggested by the theory of Buckheim that the beneficial action of cod-liver oil was due to the fatty acids it ... action of malt, but it puts the entire theory of the therapeutic action of emulsions ... of malt, cod-liver and petroleum oils, as well as other remedies ...