First lines of veterinary physiology and pathology / by James Clark.

  • Clark, James, 1732-1808
Date:
1806
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Credit: First lines of veterinary physiology and pathology / by James Clark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    vuBpkn artificial metaftafis,--i^fe'9?e']^'6fe fituation to another more favourable IRir our purpofe of curing it. Thus for in- > fiance, in an inflammation of the lungs,, we ^ G^ni raife a very adtive inflammation exter- , nally on the fides of the cheft, or breaft, by the application of irritating fubfliances, as bliftcrs, rowels, or even the actual cautery, if neceffaryj by , which means the original inflammation is transferred from one of the mofl efl!ential organs to life to others of lefs importance. Upon the fame principles, and by the fame means, we can transfer violent inflam- mations from the head, eyes, and throat, by raifmg adive inflammation externally on the breafl: or brifket. With refpedl to the cure of inflamma- tory difeafes, efpecially thofe on the exter- nal furface of the body, where large or weighty