A third dissertation on fever. Part II. Containing an inquiry into the effects of the remedies, which have been employed with a view to carry off a regular continued fever without leaving it to pursue its ordinary course / [George Fordyce].

  • George Fordyce
Date:
1799
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Credit: A third dissertation on fever. Part II. Containing an inquiry into the effects of the remedies, which have been employed with a view to carry off a regular continued fever without leaving it to pursue its ordinary course / [George Fordyce]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ ‘104 |] | It has been before obférved, thatan inflam. mation arifing at the beginning of fever, par- ticularly in the firft paroxy{ms of the difeafe, not uncommonly carries off the fever alto- affection of the whole fyftem, which many point out, that every affection of the fyftem, an’ which there is frequency of the pulfe, and an increafed degree of -heat, is by no means fever. Such affections of the fyftem off alfo, while the caufe of-a fever ‘fel. dom. hath any effect upon it after having tnade its Art imprefiion, “If it is Latinetciis t always goes on; if it ter mains, the feveris rarely affected by it, but | ae sat the caine had been enti ees removed. =