Dr. Gregory's conspectus medicinae theoreticae : embracing pathology and physiology / with the original text, an ordo verborum, and literal translation. By John Steggall.

  • James Gregory
Date:
1855
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    flammatio vesica, et gan- grana, aut Ictceratio; primo, gravis irritatio universi cor- poris,deinde nausea,vomitus, vertigo, generalls stupor, in- undatio totius masses sangui- nis, humore instar urines, qui demxim effunditur in varia cava corporis, et capi- tis ipsi'us, inducturus sopo- rem, tremores, convulsiones, et brevi mortem. 741. Urina redditur eegre et cum dolore, ab iisdem, sed minus violentis, causis, scilicet, Omni insolild irri- tatione, inflammatione, ul- cere, callo, calculo, vesicas, muco ejus abraso, aut facto morbido, quibusdam acribus medicamentis; morbis vici- narum parlium ; quod genus mali vocaturDysuria. Urina, quoque, seeps redditur rubra] nigra, sanguinolenta, puru- lenta, mucosa, sabulosa; ra- tio omnium quarum rei'um est baud obscura. 742. Frequentissimumvi- inflammatio vesicse, et gangraeua aut laceratio; universi corporis gravis primo irritatio, deinde nau- sea, vomitus, vertigo, stupor geue- ralis, inundatio totius massse san- guinis humore instar urinse (52.o, 526, 540) qui demum in varia cava corporis et capitis ipsius effun- diter, soporem, tremores, convul- siones, et mortem brevi induc- turus, ^41. Ab iisdem causis, sed mi- nus violentis, omni scilicet irrita- tione insolita, inflammatione, ul- cere, callo, calculo, vesicae, muco ejus abiaso, aut morbido facto, acribus quibusdam medicamentis, morbis vicinarum partium, urina segre et cum dolore redditur; quod mali genus Dysuria vocatur, Urina quoque saepe rubra, nigra, sanguinolenta, purulenta, mucosa, sabulosa, redditur : quarum rerum omnium hand obscura est ratio. 742. Frequentissimum mingen- gangrene, or laceration; at first, severe irritation of the whole bodv general stupor, inundation of the I nto ‘I’ urine, which at length is poured out into the different cavities of the body, and of the head itself about * convulsions, and quickly death. ; The urine IS voided with ditficulty and with pain, from the Sn ulce^ rliU^^’ T'f’ unusual irrhation, inflam- oi 1 A eellus, calculus of the bladder, the mucus of it beimr of confi acrid medicines! by diseasef i &UOUS parts; wdiich kind of disorder is called Dysuria. The the reason of bloody, purulent, imicous, sandv: tne reason of all which Ihings is not obscure. 742. A very frequent disorder of making water, happens when a