A practical inquiry into disordered respiration; distinguishing the species of convulsive asthma, their causes and indications of cure / [Robert Bree].

  • Bree, Robert, 1759-1839
Date:
1810
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    PART I. SECTION. I. ASTHMA, a general name for disordered respiration, page 1.—, Definition, 2.—Violent muscular action indicates irritation ; as in the stomach, gail duct, bowels, 3.—Irritation in the lungs, 5.—Difficultas spirandi explained, 6—A more precise. idea of the instruments of excessive respiration, 12.— Analogy of the perceptions of irritation in the lungs, and in the rectum and bladder, 13.—Motus. Medicati of Gaubius, 14.——The respi- ratory muscles sérve three functions, 15. ‘ SECT. I. ‘The natute of the Irritating Cause in Asthma, frequently ma- nifest; sometimes obscure, 17.—The Continued Asthma» of ¥loyer from manifest Irritation, 17.—-General proposition, 17. Cases of irritation producing Asthma, assented to by medi- cal authorities from their evident offence, 18.-—Inference from these cases, 37. 5)