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Identifier: americanpract46loui (find matches)
Title: American practitioner
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: New York : American Practitioner Company
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
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• /U^. fori. 1* //^- Pt*U* aAv*A?t * tyfesUcf- jUffoJi** Fig. 18 Fig. 18. Phasic arrhythmia developing in a case of auricular fibrillation.This followed digalen m. x. q. 4 h. for one day, and digipuratum gr. iss t.i.d.for two days. Vu/SU.S CuCb*><V6.v Fig. 19_ Fig. 19. Pulsus alternans developing in a case of mitral and aortic insuffi-ciency with auricular fibrillation. Rate 150 to 160. The tracing was takenafter two days of digipuratum gr. iss t.i.d. (The smaller beats may beextrasystolic in type, but for want of an electrocardiogram we are unableto say whether or not they have a preventricular origin.) 622 The American Practitioner c;
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Original Articles 623 FUNCTIONAL AND ORGANIC DISEASES OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT. SOME POINTS IN THEIR DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT By John Dudley Dunham, A.B., M.D.Member American Gastro-cnterological Association, Columbus, Ohio The title of this paper perhaps needs a word of explanation: In the use of the term functional disturbances of the stomachand alimentary tract, I wish to include cases in which gastric symp-toms arise as a result of diseases in quite remote organs. A woman of thirty-two years who consulted me quite recently forliver and stomach trouble illustrates this latter class of cases.For six months she had a gradual loss of weight, frequent attacks ofvertigo, accompanied by nausea and a metallic cough with no expec-toration. She naturally ascribed the difficulty to stagnant liver anddisordered stomach. My first examination was made with thefluoroscopic screen, and revealed a pulsating tumor at the site of thearch of the aorta. This woman, who had been treated with chola-gogues

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