The anatomy of the humane body / By W. Cheselden.

  • William Cheselden
Date:
1768
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Credit: The anatomy of the humane body / By W. Cheselden. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Catara6t, why the patient does not difcern though fenfible of light and colours Cerebellum — — — --its wounds caufe Hidden death Cerebrum its wounds not mortal Chorion — — Choroides ocnli —- — Circulation, the complete revolution — --— in fmall veffels, and in living animals Cldvicula Clitoris Colon — Conception Conjunctiva ocnli Cornea cculi a great refradfor of light 3°° 2 2 3] 2:24 222 224 2 78 2 9 3' 217 204:, 29 2 72 269 / 156' 2 7 €■ / 29 f ibid. 2 Couching, not fo much refradlion in the eye after the operation — — ibid, hiftory of a young gentleman 500 Cowper, Mr. his operation on the antrum Cramp, occasioning firft amputation, and then death Cranium, why compofed of feveral bones Cryftalline humour *—■ — --——y—a lens for refradribn Cuti cula 297, 208. 19 207' 12 297' 99 its difeafes 3 3% ibid. Cutis — ~ ——• fmall painful tumors under it Ghylification — — rm 13 m 216 Deafnefs edit fed by redundant cerumen 305 — in forne cafes, perhaps, might be cured by per¬ forating the membrana tympani 306 — in three cafes, probably, prevented by blirfbering: - immediately after birth — ibid. catifed by the polypus of the nofe comprefTmg the Euftachian tube 30b Dentes,
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