 | Michael Underwood, Marshall Hall - Children - 1835 - 572 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously, or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...cheeks cool or cold ; the eyelids are half closed, and the eyes are unfixed, and unattracted by any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the... | |
 | Medicine - 1848 - 752 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously, or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...eyelids are half closed ; the eyes are unfixed, and unat- • tracted by any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the approach of light ; the... | |
 | Medicine - 1841 - 748 pages
...the diarrhrea continue, either spontaneously, or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved ou the approach of light; the breathing, from being quick, becomes irregular and affected by sighs;... | |
 | Samuel Solly - Brain - 1847 - 778 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...or cold ; the eyelids are half closed, the eyes are fixed, and unattracted by any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the approach of light... | |
 | Moses L. Knapp - 1858 - 318 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...or cold ; the eyelids are half closed, the eyes are fixed, unattracted by any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the approach of light; the... | |
 | Moses L. Knapp - Epidemics - 1858 - 318 pages
...the diarrhcea continue, either spontaneously or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...or cold ; the eyelids are half closed, the eyes are fixed, unattracted by any object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the approach of light ;... | |
 | Fleetwood Churchill - 1858 - 818 pages
...snpervene, either spontanionsly or from the administration of medicine, the exhanstion which ensnes is apt to lead to a very different train of symptoms. The conntenance hecomes pale, and the cheeks cool or cold ; the eyelids are half closed ; the eyes are... | |
 | Charles West - 1868 - 700 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously, or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion -which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train...closed ; the eyes are unfixed, and unattracted by iiny object placed before them, the pupils unmoved on the approach of .light; the breathing, from being... | |
 | Charles West - Children - 1874 - 728 pages
...the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously, or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very different train of 1 Unpublished in his work On t.he Diseases and Derangements of the Nervous System, 8vo., chap, v, sect,... | |
 | Allan McLane Hamilton - Nervous system - 1878 - 558 pages
...continue either spontaneously or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is very apt to lead to a very different train of symptoms. The countenance becomes pale, the cheeks cool or cold ; the eyelids are half closed, the eyes are unfixed and unattracted by any... | |
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If, through an erroneous notion as to the nature of this affection, nourishment and cordials be not given ; or if the diarrhoea continue, either spontaneously or from the administration of medicine, the exhaustion which ensues is apt to lead to a very... 
