A medical commentary on fixed air ... / By Matthew Dobson.

  • Matthew Dobson
Date:
1787
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    relate their own cafes, to be actually formed; and there is almoft a certainty of the exifts ence of one in Cafe II. But although in the others we have no affurances of any large ftone being generated, yet many fa- bulous concretions of no inconfiderable fize have been voided ;. and-the pain, and other fymptoms, appear to have been as fevere as can well be imagined. a It muft be a eomfortable’ sefinb ions to thofe thus afflicted, to find, from the above Cafes, that See may’ be expected before any confiderable diffolution of the calculus could” be fuppofed to take place, and even whilft we know that it is really fubfifting. « Eafe was obtained in Cafes II. THs? VII. VHI. “XI. X1V. XV. foon after ‘the commencement of the ufe of the remedy ; which we can only attribute — to: the change it produces in ‘the urine itfel | It is obferved of this difcharge, «that in calculous paroxy{ms, efpecially if accom- panied with great pain, it is almoft always bg. and irritating, like other fluids. fee mI creted