Thoughts on cholera asphyxia / [Robert Bree].

  • Robert Bree
Date:
1832
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Credit: Thoughts on cholera asphyxia / [Robert Bree]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    explain the indications of others. In the class of those affections called Asthmatic, more certainly, it is probable, than in others, the relative diseases are all sympathetic, or may be expected to become so; and to know one well, may be justly supposed to lead on to a competent experience in others, dependant on similar causes. If I venture to speak personally of a practice that I pursued in time that has passed, I desire to offer, with deference, a frank explanation of some reasons that now induce me to obtrude my Observations on the public, and still more on the attention of my indulgent friends in our profession. Having passed a considerable period in the practice of medicine, and been par¬ ticularly called upon, during more than thirty years of this course, to examine cases of Asthma, or so denominated, I have found it my duty to give a more close
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