The Veterinary Record, and Transactions of the Veterinary Medical Association, Volúmenes1-2Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1845 |
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... symptoms of disease . The beagle being known at the time to be hydrophobic , both dogs were destroyed on the following day , and both had access to the stable in which the pony was kept ; but neither of them was seen to bite the pony ...
... symptoms of disease . The beagle being known at the time to be hydrophobic , both dogs were destroyed on the following day , and both had access to the stable in which the pony was kept ; but neither of them was seen to bite the pony ...
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... symptoms , in conjunction with paralysis of the limbs on one side , warranted me , I think , in con- sidering it a case of hemiplegia , attacking the off or right side of the body . May not that peculiarity of the neck be occasioned by ...
... symptoms , in conjunction with paralysis of the limbs on one side , warranted me , I think , in con- sidering it a case of hemiplegia , attacking the off or right side of the body . May not that peculiarity of the neck be occasioned by ...
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... symptom of disease as diminution . Ple- thora and atrophy are alike symptomatic of derangement . Health is the ... symptoms that demand the serious attention of the practitioner . In the one case his efforts must be directed to ...
... symptom of disease as diminution . Ple- thora and atrophy are alike symptomatic of derangement . Health is the ... symptoms that demand the serious attention of the practitioner . In the one case his efforts must be directed to ...
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... symptoms became increased - he again fell , and was secured ; but no time was afforded us to adopt any further treatment , as in a very short time he died , exhibiting the most violent symptoms of phrenzy . The post - mortem examination ...
... symptoms became increased - he again fell , and was secured ; but no time was afforded us to adopt any further treatment , as in a very short time he died , exhibiting the most violent symptoms of phrenzy . The post - mortem examination ...
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... symptoms more intense , and the fore legs much abducted . Pulse 130 , and of the same character - counte- nance extremely dejected when disturbed - palpitation of the heart audible , and the spasmodic twitchings more confined to the mus ...
... symptoms more intense , and the fore legs much abducted . Pulse 130 , and of the same character - counte- nance extremely dejected when disturbed - palpitation of the heart audible , and the spasmodic twitchings more confined to the mus ...
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