 | 1845 - 600 sayfa
...will have been accomplished; whether such investigation tend to confirm or to refute the proposition, that, inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis." II. CASES IN MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, WITH REMAKES. By Alfred S. Taylor. Whatever is calculated to improve... | |
 | 1845 - 684 sayfa
...will have been accomplished ; whether such investigation tend to confirm or to refute the proposition, that, inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisit." Appended to this memoir, there are five plates of admirably-coloured lithographed drawings... | |
 | Thomas Addison - 1868 - 326 sayfa
...will have been accomplished, whether such investigation tend to confirm or to refute the proposition, that inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phlhixit. Fig. ISections of a portion of lung, representing one form of gangrenous or sloughing pneumonia.... | |
 | Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London - 1869 - 484 sayfa
...acute and chronic catarrhal or lobular pneumonia, so well described by the late Dr. Thomas Addison, 1 whose teaching " that inflammation constitutes the...destruction in every form of phthisis," was for a long time either ignored, or regarded as erroneous, by most of his contemporaries, as well in this country as... | |
 | Felix von Niemeyer - 1870 - 178 sayfa
...disciples, and which forms the keynote of these lectures, namely that, to use Addison's own words, " inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis." The other chief point of Professor Niemeyer's teaching, namely the theory first brought forward by... | |
 | Sir John Russell Reynolds - 1871 - 1272 sayfa
...found when the disease has existed for a few months ; and it appears to me that Dr. Addison's dictum that " inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis " is true in this instance. Tubercle appears to play a very secondary part, if any part at all. As... | |
 | 1871 - 578 sayfa
...which forms the keynote of these lectures (on consumption), namely, that, to use Addison's own words, " inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis." The other chief point of Niemeyer's teaching is, the relationship between miliary tubercle and cheesy... | |
 | 1871 - 666 sayfa
...more generally associated with tubercles, produce nevertheless their lethal effect unaided by them. " Inflammation constitutes the gre,at instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis." (Addison.) Pneumonia, then, as a principal cause, deserves our first consideration. What are the stages... | |
 | 1871 - 588 sayfa
...which forms the keynote of these lectures (on consumption), namely, that, to use Addison's own words, " inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis." The other chief point of Niemeyer's teaching is, the relationship between miliary tubercle and cheesy... | |
 | William Aitken - 1872 - 1020 sayfa
...years has been established by the observations of Keichardt, Dr. Andrew Clark, Virchow, and Niemeyer, that "inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis;" while, on the other hand, the formation of iniliary tubercles in the lungs, and their relation to cheese-like... | |
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whose teaching, that inflammation constitutes the great instrument of destruction in every form of phthisis, was for a long time either ignored, or regarded as erroneous, by most of his contemporaries. 
