 edited by Howard Marsh, p. 197 : ' Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of real disease, are equally so of the mimicry — a fact not easy to account for. It may be due to mental association, perhaps unconsciously,...  Clinical lectures and essays - Side 199af Sir James Paget - 1875 - 428 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
 | 1874 - 640 sider
...is very little the matter with the case. In thus lecture he gives us some capital hints on joints.] Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of real disease, aro equally so of the mimicry : a fact not easy to account for. It may be due to mental association,... | |
 | John Hilton - 1877 - 536 sider
...Sir B. Brodie, speaks as follows in his Clin. Leek and Essays, edited by Howard Marsh, p. 197 : — " Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which...account for. It may be due to mental association, a probable interpretation of that frequency. I have here constructed a diagram intended to represent... | |
 | John Hilton - 1879 - 324 sider
...B. Brodie, speaks as follows in his Clin. Leot. and Essays, edited by Howard Marsh, p. 197 : — " Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which...weakness in the joint or joints most weak in progenitors. " —[Bo.] 9 I think we may find a probable interpretation of that frequency. I have here constructed... | |
 | John Hilton - 1879 - 328 sider
...his Clin. Lect. and Essays, edited by Howard Marsh, p. 197 : — " Among all the joints, the hip nnd the knee, which are the most frequent seats of real...constitution and of relative weakness in the joint or joints uaost weak in progenitors. " -[ED.] I think we may find a probable interpretation of that frequency.... | |
 | John Hilton - 1880 - 560 sider
...B. Brodie.spenks aa follows in his Clin. Ltct. and Essays, edited by Howard Morall, p. 197 : — " Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which are the mnet frequent seats of real disease, are equally so of the mimicry — A fact not easy to account for.... | |
 | Daniel Hack Tuke - 1884 - 460 sider
...hospital patients, in and out, the proportion of nervous joints has been less than one-fifth. He finds the hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of real disease, to be equally so in the mimicked cases; next in order, but rarely, the tarsal and carpal joints, or... | |
 | Daniel Hack Tuke - 1884 - 530 sider
...hospital patients, in and out, the proportion of nervous joints has been less than one-fifth. He finds the hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of real disease, to be equally so in the mimicked cases; next in order, but rarely, the tarsal and carpal joints, or... | |
 | Timothy J. McGillicuddy - 1896 - 414 sider
...Brodie, speaks as follows in his ' Clinical Lectures and Essays, ' edited by Howard Marsh, p. 197 : ' Among all the joints, the hip and the knee, which...in the joint or joints most weak in progenitors.' By tracing these two nerves, I think we may find a probable interpretation of that frequency. I have... | |
 | James Joseph Walsh - 1912 - 834 sider
...hospital cases and the poor as well as the rich, he found less than one-fifth suffering from neurotic joints. The hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of genuine pathological conditions, are also most frequently the subject of neuroses. Next in order, but... | |
 | James Joseph Walsh - 1912 - 838 sider
...hospital cases and the poor as well as the rich, he found less than one-fifth suffering from neurotic joints. The hip and the knee, which are the most frequent seats of genuine pathological conditions, are also most frequently the subject of neuroses. Next in order, but... | |
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