 | Hugo Ziemssen - 1878 - 996 페이지
...consciousness, the medulla oblongata and the spinal cord may all be involved in the action of this poison. Again, alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics...them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not always be recognizable by the minute anatomist, but they may be known... | |
 | 1882 - 1096 페이지
...of the habitual use of alcohol, is a difficult, or rather an impossible task. Boehm tells us that " alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which,...after long-continued use, -leave behind them permanent anil enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not be recognized by the minute anatomist,... | |
 | Frederick Lees - 1883 - 152 페이지
...consciousness, the medulla-oblongata, and the spinal-cord, may all be involved in the action of this poison. Alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which,...them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not always be recognisable by the minute anatomist, but they may be known... | |
 | 1884 - 744 페이지
...obvious than that results the most profound and enduring do follow its use. Boehin tells us that " alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which,...them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not be recognized by the minute anatomist, but they may be known very unequivocally... | |
 | 1884 - 692 페이지
...of the habitual use of alcohol, is a difficult, or rather an impossible task. Boehm tells us that " alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which,...them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not be recognized by the minute anatomist, but they may be known very unequivocally... | |
 | Frederic Richard Lees - 1884 - 290 페이지
...consciousness, the medulla-oblongata, and the spinal-cord, may all be involved in the action of this poison. " Alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which,...them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not always be recognizable by the minute anatomist, but they may be known... | |
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Alcohol must be ranked with those narcotics which, after long-continued use, leave behind them permanent and enduring changes in the bodily organs. These changes may not always be recognizable by the minute anatomist, but they may be known very unequivocally... 