 | 1865 - 400 sider
...have I yet seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light ; the sensibility...deadened that a finger may be passed with impunity on the surface of the eyeball without producing winking ; hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it... | |
 | Armand Trousseau - 1867 - 738 sider
...have I yet seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light ; the sensibility...deadened that a finger may be passed with impunity on the surface of the eyeball without producing winking. Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it... | |
 | Armand Trousseau - 1867 - 738 sider
...have I yet seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light; the sensibility of the conjunctiva is so deadened that a finger may bo passed with impunity on the surface of the eyeball without producing winking. Hearing loses its... | |
 | 1869 - 622 sider
...have I seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light ; the sensibility...may be passed with impunity over the surface of the eye-bull without producing winking. Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it is ouly by speaking in... | |
 | 1871 - 604 sider
...has he seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are .dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light. The sensibility of...may be passed with impunity over the surface of the eyelids without producing winking. Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it is only by speaking in... | |
 | Edwin Moses Hale - 1873 - 572 sider
...vision, with greatly contracted pupils. Diminution of sensibility in the ocular conjunctiva, so that the finger may be passed with impunity over the surface of the eyeball without causing winking. — [.Tnrnbull^\ Weak sight, •n'/th intoxication and deafness. — [StiUe.] Dilated... | |
 | Edwin Moses Hale - 1875 - 702 sider
...vision, with greatly contracted pupils. Diminution of sensibility in the occular conjunctiva, so that the finger may be passed with impunity over the surface of the eyeball without causing winking. (Turnbull.) Weak sight, ivith intoxication and deafness. (Stille.) Dilated pupils,... | |
 | Richard Hughes - 1876 - 870 sider
...and contract * See his translation of Trousseau's Clinical Lectures, vol. i. very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light ; the sensibility...deadened that a finger may be passed with impunity on the surface of the eyeball without producing winking. Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it... | |
 | Timothy Field Allen - 1877 - 654 sider
...Hearing became disturbed,53. — Hearing weakened (after three days),31. — Hardness of hearing,54. — Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it is only...loud voice that the patient can be roused from his stupor,25. — The ears do not hear (after toxic doses),'8. — At night in bed, had roaring in the... | |
 | Timothy Field Allen - 1877 - 648 sider
...Hearing became disturbed,25. — Hearing weakened (after three days),21. — Hardness of hearing,24. — Hearing loses its usual acuteness, and it is only by speaking in a very lond voice that the patient can be roused from his stupor,26. — The ears do not hear (after toxic... | |
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I yet seen delirium or hallucinations. The pupils are dilated, and contract very sluggishly under the influence of a strong light ; the sensibility of the conjunctiva is so deadened that a finger may be passed with impunity... 
