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A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles

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Autor principal: Blake, Andrew
Formato: Online Artículo Texto
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: J. Souter 1832
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5688294/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30495743
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spelling pubmed-56882942018-11-29 A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles Blake, Andrew Lond Med Phys J Original Papers J. Souter 1832-12 /pmc/articles/PMC5688294/ /pubmed/30495743 Text en http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/ This work is free of known copyright restrictions. For more information, please see PMC Back Issue Digitization (//www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/about/scanning/) .
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A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title_full A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title_fullStr A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title_full_unstemmed A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title_short A Dissertation on the Effects of Malaria, and Other Malign Atmospherical Influences, in the Production of Febrile Diseases of Various Types and Degrees of Intensity; with Particular Reference to the Important and Specific Functions of the Ganglionic Nerves in the Phenomena of These Disorders: The Whole Being Intended to Illustrate Their Treatment on Physiological Principles
title_sort dissertation on the effects of malaria, and other malign atmospherical influences, in the production of febrile diseases of various types and degrees of intensity; with particular reference to the important and specific functions of the ganglionic nerves in the phenomena of these disorders: the whole being intended to illustrate their treatment on physiological principles
topic Original Papers
url https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5688294/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30495743
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