Elements of the practice of physic / By John Gregory ... for the use of students.

  • John Gregory
Date:
1774
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Credit: Elements of the practice of physic / By John Gregory ... for the use of students. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    at leaft, without any that are remarkable ancl regular. 3. Remittents $ where there is a diftincft remiffion of the fymptoms at regular periods, though without any perfect apyrexia. 4. Fevers attended with a cutaneous erup* tjon ; Exanthematous. 5. Fevers diftinguilhed by topical affect tion, particularly pain, and proceeding frapi topical inflammation ; Phlegmafiae. 13. A fudden favourable termination of a fever, ufually called a Crifis, happens mofl frequently in confequence of fome fenfibje evacuation, cutaneous eruption, or fuppura- tion. Sometimes the fever gradually abates, without any fuch fenfible crifis, fometime$ changes into another difeafe. 14. The crifes of fevers have been often pbferved to happen on particular days, (rec¬ koning from the invafion of the fever) j fhence called. Critical days. 15- Tb®
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