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... Asthma , its specific Causes , and proper Indi- cations of Cure . By Robert Bree , M. D. 8vo . pp . 420. 6s . Boards ... asthma : but discussions of this kind appear to us of a very subordinate nature , since all arrangements of diseases ...
... Asthma , its specific Causes , and proper Indi- cations of Cure . By Robert Bree , M. D. 8vo . pp . 420. 6s . Boards ... asthma : but discussions of this kind appear to us of a very subordinate nature , since all arrangements of diseases ...
Page 69
... asthma , cannot be doubted ; and the discharge of such a fluid by ex- pectoration is certainly followed by relief of the symptoms : but the morbid state which occasions this effusion is surely the most important object of consideration ...
... asthma , cannot be doubted ; and the discharge of such a fluid by ex- pectoration is certainly followed by relief of the symptoms : but the morbid state which occasions this effusion is surely the most important object of consideration ...
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... asthma continued and periodic . • Continued Asthma cannot properly be said to be free from con- vulsive contractions of the respiratory muscles , but these are carried on without regular paroxysms . They are more permanent but less ...
... asthma continued and periodic . • Continued Asthma cannot properly be said to be free from con- vulsive contractions of the respiratory muscles , but these are carried on without regular paroxysms . They are more permanent but less ...
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