Some clinical observations on blood pressure with special reference to the effect of prostatic massage / by David Murray Cowie.

  • Cowie, David Murray, 1872-1940.
Date:
[1910?]
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Credit: Some clinical observations on blood pressure with special reference to the effect of prostatic massage / by David Murray Cowie. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    following the massage suggested further observation on the time period of the re- action. Exp. 3. The manipulations produced a little pain. One minute after the pressure CHART 4. Case II. After prostatic massage practically no change is observed in the pressure although the initial rise and subsequent fall are indicated. had risen 25 millimeters, then gradually fell as is shown in the chart until five minutes when it reached a point 16 millimeters be- low the lying pressure. r |Mins. | O 5 0 fe) aces Ga oy a al HERR ERODES BERPERAGS ot BPSCeRSARAeAe a tupuieuauaen aaa wien tema ease 2RRSS BRR PSR BERS! PARR aaa eee BEER OSREBERE CERAM BRE RSeAe ees es PDR RESO RRR BREAN VAR Rees BS ERM eR CERES SSS RRS HCAs GEESE See Pees PRRs GROCERS epee BASSAS LS Eee Re Eee eee eee BSD RRR RODN sl SRA hee BE RPRDARRRES (BYE RiBERE SORES BERRA ESAER COREE E OGRE! AERA SERRA R ARERR AR: SRR SERRA eas PT Tere el TT re te Ta ea er LS te ae ey ee ae rT TET Téa TT TT TT RAT TT T leg Tey TT TT Ty EE SERSS SD SES UF? ORR ORO RMRL HERS SP Gh eaRaew At ep] Set ter f ttt Ed Rpt ad te po BERNER RPRRRRReeS BRESS eR? Reese Bl Sauibathee BEBMEDEDSSS A UBRES., 4ROReeROOnS HERES EC. Se Bees CBE EEE PITT TT errr er eg Tip oy TT eee tt tt | dea. oon aakow BRRRRARS GERRESRePe RON Ea SOR ERRROn GRRE BEERS RSS G! BS BRE ER SVEN BRR Bees! BPG Des ESR SRSG0GGGGn FLCOe Re /S0 GRRE RRRER oe a BSE0) BOL SR kL ERReRE ER ERE REE OOD aes HH CHEE scares Cenannsnaecanat seuaspeabatueataseas --> Pat ee 4—— RESESERSSEEB BEnae ERS! RBs ERR EEE EEE ee le Tre Has Saoeae ae is LJ a a mie ESEE ERR BPRS OSA Dees eee HR RRR RE@S NORE’ BIeweR Ei RRERO) HK PRh ARS RAE aR SB RUPSR RRR RRA eee eee DRG BS SRR RRR El ORES Reese Se 8 REDS S BARE PR Ree SSRs HRUEE SERIES Ne ORR Bese Hiei GREW See e el PRGA aSe Tit eo tee RRRKERH) DEERE ae aia BORNREA SORT RSS E DRAM | REE BES BERR SESH SANA PPR RRP SRR A ORR BES PARES BEA NOR ORR RSs RAE DOSER HS 2S RSE RE SSS BRR NR Ree PRA ARERR GR REee eh BSE PRES RES RRD BRR PRE PE e eee Ree eee eee eee ee Benes Sees! Sans eeeneeese Cds aN ae We aes ea BRS BER he RASH) HERR BEES BORER Sans EEE SRS0 Fi SERA Sear eMA POSR RR RE SR CREO BARE OARS BSN BERR OPEN eee fA Re Gee Oe ee —- — —o wp pe ty RE FG SF RP AS Si OT A SOO Oe ee | TIA TT HESRANGSIE OR BANS BA BR RRR Pee” Bee GEhGR SINSG Stee BRP PR REPRO RRR G RRR ARAAG! aR ae BARGE Sowa oe ee BAe eR eee C0008 CERES CERES BERES EE 188 RERES SSS SESRaes) eeeEe aa SRDS RRA E POSES BES PSR A ER ER SORE IWR aa EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE EEE aa itty pet pet Eph ed ep tt te Lt He ETE aa ieee hees ered Shane me bere tel tL = (allnepestes eles ita] ati sib ged belereth at) ied sae aE from prostatic massage, there is however a tendency to an initial rise and a sub- sequent fall in the pressure. Prostate negative. . Cask III. Prostate slightly enlarged, groove not obliterated, lobes distinct. Cen- tripital massage reduces it quickly almost to flatness with slight clear urethral dis- charge. The initial rise is well marked and sustained for two minutes, followed by a distinct fall at 5 minutes, back to the lying pressure in seven minutes. ‘There was a corresponding rise in the pulse fol- lowing the manipulation. The immediate effect of prostatic massage is to cause first a rise in pressure followed by a fall which in some instances is quite remarkable, with a return to normal not later than ten minutes after the manipula- the Faradic current, and tions. Stimulation of schneiderian membrane with the the vagina, and rectum by manual stimula- tion have been shown to induce marked lowering of pressure. Pain increases blood pressure. The impression has gained ground that arteriosclerosis is always associated with III.
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