Medical precepts and cautions / Translated from the Latin, under the author's inspection, by Thomas Stack.

  • Richard Mead
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1751
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Credit: Medical precepts and cautions / Translated from the Latin, under the author's inspection, by Thomas Stack. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    perform their office too fparingly : hence the. bile, . which mixes with it. in the intef- tines, is not fufficiently diluted ; and the chyle being too thick paffes with difficulty oil, which ‘is colleéted in its cellüles, in mi order to be conveyed to the liver, and there |^ tei be mixed. with the blood brouglit thither. than ufual: whereby the blood in the ve na portarum is not rendered:.thin and fluid: enough. In fine, the confequence of the mefentery being affected is, that through the obftruction “of its &lands; and. the fub- chyle ; ; this liquor becomes too thick, and defy proper: for, nutrition. / Fence it mani- | gne rendered: unfit for their refpective mo- y. tions, and: the ufes of life. | | ® ; D , Tats iind fo various in appearance, the. humors: are rendered too .flugeifh-in theit motions 3. and by the latter'the blood at
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