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A treatise on the diseases of the heart and great vessels, comprising a new view of the physiology of the heart's action, according to which the physical signs are explained / [James Hope].

  • Hope, James, 1801-1841
Date:
1832]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A treatise on the diseases of the heart and great vessels, comprising a new view of the physiology of the heart's action, according to which the physical signs are explained / [James Hope]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Page Sect. IJ.—Anatomical Characters of Chronic Arteritis, and Diseases of the Coats of Arteries connected WATT It s7e ah ee wie A Rote cerca Oe cee a a ene oe 155 Sect. III.—Symptoms, Diagnosis, Prognosis and Treat- ment of -Arteritis@s2 Vise esters tahehs.ge wee ce ee ote 168 PART III. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS OF THE HEART AND GREAT VESSELS. Cuap. ].—Hypertrophy of the Heart ............... 176 Sect. ].—Anatomical Characters with Classification and Nomenclature of Hypertrophy ............. 176 Sect. [].—Mode of Formation with the predisposing and exciting Causes of Hypertrophy.........-.. 187 Sect. I1].—Order of Succession in which the several Compartments of the Heart are rendered Hypertro- phous by an Obstacle before them in the Course of the. Circulation..« 22> ise ess om Ce 195 Sect. 1V.—Pathological Effects of Hypertrophy, and Mode-Of theirziroductionrerns «Ae cece eae ned 201 Sect. V.—Signs and Diagnosis of Hypertrophy. .... 212 Sect. VI.—Progress, Terminations and Prognosis of Hypertrophy; saawieee s- big<s029 pops ss 6 os oe ses 231 Sect. VII.—Treatment of Hypertrophy... ears 238 Cuap. I].—Dilatation of the Heart ................ 248 Sect. I.—Anatomical Characters with Classification and Nomenclature of Dilatation ............... 248 Sect. I1I].—Mode of Formation, with the predisposing and exciting Causes of Dilatation .............. 254 Sect. III].—Pathological Effects of Dilatation and Modevof their Production’? 0 92. ieee, . 258 Sect. [V.—Signs and Diagnosis of Dilatation Sect. V.—Progress, Terminations and Prognosis of PIMA TATION AE Wi ehechctaNl terete borat ove o)dicke ectaik ORDA ge 277