Volume 1

Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases. Established by antient observation, and explain'd by the best modern discoveries / [J. H (James Harvey)].

  • J. H. (James Harvey)
Date:
1720
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Credit: Praesagium medicum: or, the prognostick signs of acute diseases. Established by antient observation, and explain'd by the best modern discoveries / [J. H (James Harvey)]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    VE BET AS BE Wyss. Of Prognofticks taken from the Pulles: | Of the Stratture of the Heart, and its Ufe, Pp. 47. .Of the Pulfation of the Artériés, and Caufes of it, p. 48. The Pulfation farther accounted for, p. 49: Of the Pal- fotion of the Arteries in 4 natural State, p-50,51. Ina State of Sickue/s,p 52. The moft remarkable Differences of the Pulfes, and which come under the cognizaice of the Phyfician, confidered, p. 52, 53. What's Signified by a ftrong and quick Palfe, p- 54. The Pulfe in malignant Fevers confider’d , diftinguifhed and explained, . -p. 55. What's portended by a weak and “gaick Pulfe, p.56. In what cafes an in- termitting Pulfe is mortal, ibid. The Caufes of an intermitting Pulfe, Pp. 57. What's portended by a ftrong and brandifh- ing es and to what it is owing, p. 58, 59. Of a weak and flow Pulfe, and what's portended by it, ibid. The Pulfe of thofe that are Scorbatick, how inconfifent, ibid. The Caufes of a bard Pulfe, and tobat it fienifies, p.60. Cautions offered pine y . a2 COR