Dissertatio medica inauguralis, de apoplexia ... / eruditorum examini subjicit Daniel Haliday.

  • Haliday, Daniel.
Date:
1819
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    sicut in statu sano. Calor tandem imminutus, ad excitandam commotionem cerebri, si quid va- leat electricitas longe est praestantissima. Aliquando nostrum clima tristia damna e fui- mine sanis incolis procreat, et homines et peco- ra attoniti intereunt a coelo tacti. Fulgura eleo* tricitatis, si mittuntur in partes ad vitam valde necessarias et eas et totum corpus depravant. Nulla quandoque in dissectis cadaveribus eorum qui vel repente vel paulo post ictum receptum apoplectici decesserant alicujus organi laesio in- / venta est. Qua in atmospheria vitam inchoa- vimus tria fluida elastica esse scimus, quorum congrua commixtio si desit nocet. Is aer at- mosphericus e gas oxygenio, azotico et gas aci- do carbonico constat. Oxygenium id solum gas est quod ad conservandam vitam valde necessa- rium novimus, et idcirco ab antiquis pabulum vitae dictum. Inter se conveniunt medici, quod si gas oxygenium homo per pulmones hauriat purum, paulo post perbene se non habebit. Re- liqua gas genera nisi sint oxygenio commixta lethalia, scilicet nitrogenium et carbonicum.