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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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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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    SYNOPTICAL TABLE OF REFERENCE TO THE CASES. Boy} : : 3 pes eh Pulmonary. Right Ventricle. Right Auricle. Left Ventricle. Left Auricle. |Tricuspid|Pulmonic} iyjtmal Valve. | Aortic Valves. hers Adhesion of |Hydro-| Hydro- Flaceidity of | Pulse. (Edema. Uypertrop.) Dilatation.| Hypertrop.| Dilatation.| Hypertrophy.| Dilatation.|Hypertrop.| Dilatation. Valve. Valve. Pericard. |pericar.| thorax. Heart. © 1 Apoplexy-| im physema. j is |Consider-| Dilata- Dilata- oe , P.100,fulland ant, Robert, able. tion. Immense. | “tion, Ziv 3ij Si eed Emphysema. Pir. Simple hy- Giclee Osseous, con- P. full, str. be- ndrews, Mary pertrophy. artuaginous. tracted. hind vent. syst. Rather | Rather j Great, a | : Til. To 3 of an : ; Rather pale and] P. bounding, (Edema of herd inch thick.) “me” OV | soft, Mottled. |full, vibrating. lungs. | To half Diseased and di- P.116, str. reg. Emphysema mly. Natural, | To half Toe tach larger lated in one part full: for last and oedema ; Keith, David about. | larger. ‘|than natu- and contracted fortnt. unequal hepatization of F ral, in another. and 98. lower lobes. ip eens Ab TES Pe ne, US TS ean ed) | 2 lye la Alls PR a ers Sere a| SOUR eee eee es pe A | ee ee iy. Old lymph Pale and flaccid, Emphysema ‘ Natural. |To twice. 3 inch thick./To twice but not ad- Zxii_|not lacerable ; li-|Pulse 84, full. and oedema ; Green, John herent. ning crimson. hepatization. Less than|Less than Enorm. ; Universal by pate Bie: on left | on left lLinch. | largest D Fas ; thin dense gees ioe Copas, John side. side, orange. ea ek lymph. oie ake About na- Nat. }inch: P. 110. ‘irreg’. Vil. tural, or |Less than a polypus |Consider- Ziij Hd not coinciding Snowden, John rather left. contain- able. bloody se with first or se- thin. ing pus. cond sound. Natural P. 80 to 120 VIII. To Natural or | Nearly pees : 3 : Great flaccidity. }ureg’. and ver Gillan, Patrick ee double. rather thin.| double. reat flaccidity mee : fern a Win wae Slight. |Doubtful.|Doubtful.|Thin rather. Doubtful,|Doubtful. 6 Beattie X Five ]j eee Extreme | Enorm. Right P.70,weak and Duleon alae ‘thi eae coe ae Dilated. | Dilated. | attenuation} 3 or 4 | Dilated. | Dilated. Slightly dilated. pleura sometimes very ie ae Lambert, William| thick. | on left. one line. | times. full. intermittent. |°POP'°*Y: en a OU at tlimeay) Soe dT heel bees | Honea telepiinaee®) —fonthald) O° 1 leaketicwao le (ue XI. . Half s inehitht Half Cartilaginous | Dilated with : ? : 3 thick. . full, tense, str. ‘McEarl, Henry Slight larger. dorsi Wak larger. but flexible. | great asperity. reat Gan : : Corp. ses. size . 01 ae 96, full and ae Dilated. Due ve Dilated. of apea. Os- Diseased. scale hy ver i iN tolerably firm. Porter, Richard eet ee sified, denuded. R cf cane bloody.| © 'Y Regular. emesis PHP Abovetincn| = | ibe | ae Sh oss be a a XIII. ake though’ only Gontznatedst? Zij | xij Elen re 1 ° ] BD) ’ Hedgley, William é se aa ee Si and irregular. eer “aa (linen) les Veena. ||US) | Ditated beget aval 2 FV capathh P-caampety | /S5 92) ha ane Se Hyper- . Pulse 90, full XIV. : ; MN gaer : . and after its p ’| Lung condensed, bron- Storer: Richard Dilated. Dilated. ope Dilated. Dilated. precen oo ene, aud dhisliituaioes . : ous patches. } on oe A te eels aaa ail 1 Rugged with vege- |) kh i ara ‘ tations, not closing XV. f j f Dilated to ; 4 : 1% Pulse small | Pulmon. Dilated. Dilated. Dilated. Aonble: accurately. Supe Very contracted. 13 4nd very weatalapeplexy. Dolan, John rior pillar across, aortic orifice. Murmurs,. Loud rasping murmur. W hizzing in aorta. Not explored. Murmur from aorta. Bruit de rape very loud. Bruit de scie from aortic valves. Bellows-mur- mur. Loud. Soft, Nobackstroeke.