A practical treatise on haemoptysis or spitting of blood : shewing the safety and efficacy of emetics.

  • Rees, George, 1776-1846.
Date:
1813
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Credit: A practical treatise on haemoptysis or spitting of blood : shewing the safety and efficacy of emetics. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Hcemoptysis, frequency of. 1 Remedies usually employed o Theory of Haemoptysis incorrect ibid. Haemoptysis not an active haemorrhage „ 4 Description of Hcemoptysis 5 The quickness of the pulse under Haemoptysis, the effect, not the cause of it , 8 Of the cause of Hcemoptysis, and the modus operandi of Remedies 10 Purging and blistering, how differ in their effect on the constitution from bleeding, lb.—The effect of Carbon in the blood, illustrated by the poison of the Viper, 17.—Erroneous opinion with respect to the determination of blood to the head ; and making blood fast, 18. Of the Medical Treatment of Hcemoptysis and the Effects of Emetics 20 Pain in the left side, though violent, no proof of the expediency of Blood-Letting, 21.—Effect of bleed- ing in prolonging the Disease, 22.—Vomiting, not Nausea, the effect which the Author intends to pro- duce by administering Emetic Remedies, 23.—What Epietic most eligible, 24.—Dr. Cullen’s question re- lative