British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volume 24J. Churchill., 1859 |
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... Origin , Habits , Symptoms , and Pathology : to which is ap- pended a brief Account of the Reappearance of Typhus in Boston in the Winter of 1857-58 . By J. UPHAM , M.D. , & c . . • 2. An Essay upon the Relation of Bilious and Yellow ...
... Origin , Habits , Symptoms , and Pathology : to which is ap- pended a brief Account of the Reappearance of Typhus in Boston in the Winter of 1857-58 . By J. UPHAM , M.D. , & c . . • 2. An Essay upon the Relation of Bilious and Yellow ...
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... the cord was diseased , but in which the disease was found after death to involve only the posterior columns . * Mémoires de la Société de Biologie . 1855 . oblongata ( shown to be such by the origins of 14 [ July , Reviews .
... the cord was diseased , but in which the disease was found after death to involve only the posterior columns . * Mémoires de la Société de Biologie . 1855 . oblongata ( shown to be such by the origins of 14 [ July , Reviews .
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oblongata ( shown to be such by the origins of sensory nerves ) passes on in close apposition with the motor in the crura cerebri , that led Sir C. Bell to modify his original idea of the sensory function of those columns . III . Of all ...
oblongata ( shown to be such by the origins of sensory nerves ) passes on in close apposition with the motor in the crura cerebri , that led Sir C. Bell to modify his original idea of the sensory function of those columns . III . Of all ...
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... origin to the nerves of the posterior limbs , and when the two separated halves have been themselves but little injured , the very striking result is obtained of the entire extinction of sensibility in both limbs , without any ...
... origin to the nerves of the posterior limbs , and when the two separated halves have been themselves but little injured , the very striking result is obtained of the entire extinction of sensibility in both limbs , without any ...
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... the last cervical and first and second dorsal nerves ; but their place of real origin he believes to be partly the upper part of the spinal cord , but chiefly the medulla oblongata and the neighbouring parts of 26 . [ July , Reviews .
... the last cervical and first and second dorsal nerves ; but their place of real origin he believes to be partly the upper part of the spinal cord , but chiefly the medulla oblongata and the neighbouring parts of 26 . [ July , Reviews .
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