A practical inquiry into disordered respiration; distinguishing the species of convulsive asthma, their causes and indications of cure / [Robert Bree].

  • Robert Bree
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1810
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    anatomy, chap. iv.—Moreaenr, lib. ii. epist. xy. et inseq. epist. xxiv—DirmerBrorcK anatom lib. ut. p. 443.—BartHouin. anatom. reform. |. 1. ¢.1X.—KERKRINGIUS, Obs. Anat. xxvii —BonrTI Sepulch. Anafom. tom. 1. p. 483, 501, 502— Fapric. Hinpanus, cent. ii. observ. 29.— Miscell. Curios. Anni 167]. observ. ISI. In this latter instance there is the remarkable assertion that respiration was not affected. Pxiaterus, Pract. lib. 1, sect. 2. c. 4.—Scuenkivus Obs. Med. rar. lib. it.— Boernaave Prelect. in Institut. § 83).—Morron, Phthisiolog. lib. i. cap. 6. Bones, and other hard substances, have passed down the trachea, and created certain Asthma. Tuten Obs, lib. i. cap. 7, Concretions have been coughed up of different kinds, so large as to create astonishment in the re- laters. Korn.erus * speaks of them as very large. Moreaeni saw one expelled by cough as big as a peach stone. Citrnzus f describes one as large as a walnut, coughed up by a girl of fourteen. Carcinomatous tumours have been dissected from the trachea. Boner. Sepulc. Anat. tom. 1. p. 485. enna eee eae eee ae * Commerc. Litter. A. 1741. ¢ Vide Scuenxgius ad loc. cit.
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