 | Medicine - 1808 - 554 pages
...appearances on dissection after death from hydrocephalus, are thus concisely stated: " We generally find within the cranium the veins, particularly those...with dark blood; sometimes considerable adhesions between thickening of the membranes, and minute and florid vessels upon the pia mater. The ventricles... | |
 | Medicine - 1808 - 562 pages
...appearances on dissection after death from hydrocephalus, are thus concisely stated ; " We generally find within the cranium the veins, particularly those...with dark blood ; sometimes considerable adhesions between thickening of the membranes, and minute and florid vessels upon the pia mater. The ventricles... | |
 | John Cheyne - Ascites - 1808 - 226 pages
...scrophula huic " effusion! ansam prabente." Vide Convulsio ab Hydrocspbalo Sauvages, T-1. p. 553membraneson the surface of the brain and lining of the ventricles,, gorged with dark-co. loured blood ; sometimes considerable adhesion between and thickening of the membranes, and... | |
 | 1809 - 576 pages
...brain and of tfie abdominal viscera: ' Upon dissection, we generally find within the cranium, tlie veins, particularly those of the membranes on the...brain and lining of the ventricles, gorged with dark coloured blood; sometimes considerable adhesion between and thickening of the membranes, and minute... | |
 | Medicine - 1811 - 574 pages
...appearances on dissection after death from hydrocephalus, are thus concisely stated; " We generally find within the cranium the veins, particularly those of the membranes on the surface of the brain and liningof the ventricles, gorged with dark blood; sometimes considerable adhesions between the thickening... | |
 | Robert Thomas - Diagnosis - 1828 - 1118 pages
...cases, where the quantity of water collected is uot great, the substance of the brain has appeared to be indurated, and in others softened. We frequently...with dark blood; sometimes considerable adhesions between thickening of the membranes and minute and florid vessels upon the pia mater; collections,... | |
 | Books - 1709 - 578 pages
...abdominal viscera : ' Upon dissection, we generally find within the cranium, tlie veins, T>articularly those of the membranes on the surface of the brain and lining of the ventÃleles, gorged with dark coloured blnod ; sometimes considerable adhesion between and thickening... | |
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to be indurated, and in others softened. We frequently find within the cranium the veins, particularly those of the membranes on the surface of the brain and lining of the ventricles, gorged with dark blood; sometimes considerable adhesions 