 That in a weak organ, acting because of its weakness with great rapidity, it will reduce the number of its contractions, and, as it were, strengthen or tone them down. To strengthen and quicken the action of a weak, slowly-acting heart, and to reduce...  Chicago Medical Examiner - Pàgina 2461866Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
 | George Henry Napheys - 1882 - 636 pàgines
...prove dangerous. 3. That in a weak organ, acting, on account of its weakness, with great rapidi'v, it will reduce the number of its contractions, and,...and to reduce the number of the rapid strokes of a full heart, is, according to ANBTIE, to do tire work of a true stimulant; bringing action up to the... | |
 | 1865 - 682 pàgines
...reduce the pulse either in frequency or strength, and in such cases will prove dangerous. 3rd. — That in a weak organ, acting because of its weakness...down. To strengthen and quicken the action of a weak slowly acting heart, and to reduce the number of the rapid strokes of a feeble heart is, according... | |
 | George Henry Napheys - 1885 - 684 pàgines
...or strength, and in such cases, will prove dangerous. 8. That in a weak organ, acting, on account ol its weakness, with great rapidity, it will reduce...contractions, and, as it were, strengthen or tone then down. To strengthen and quicken the action of a weak, slowly-acting heart, and to reduce the number... | |
 | Edward John Waring - 1886 - 756 pàgines
...will fail to reduce the pulse in frequency or strength, and in such cases will prove dangerous. 3. That in a weak organ, acting, because of its weakness,...down. To strengthen and quicken the action of a weak, slowly acting heart, and to reduce the number of the rapid strokes of a feeble heart, is, according... | |
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