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Identifier: transactions12provuoft (find matches)
Title: Transactions
Year: 1837 (1830s)
Authors: Provincial Medical and Surgical Association
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Publisher: London
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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xample willbe set of healthy natural training? Tight lacing does not altogether obliterate theoutline marks on the surface of the internal organs:the depression is still marked over the lower boun-daries of the lungs and heart, and the eye canusually define those boundaries; but by no meanswith the precision with which they may be observedin girlhood. About the age of 12 or 13 the femalefigure is changed by lacing-; at that time the alter-ation is very rapid ; and by the age of 15 the formhas received the current stamp of the day. Effects of Abdominal Distension.—Abdominal dis-tension, from whatever cause, while it thrusts up thediaphragm, and compresses the lungs and heartupwards, (see pp. 342-6,) modifies the form of thewhole body. The extreme effect of distension is shown indiagram L. 3. The diaphragm is pushed up. The 398 ON CHANGES IN THE SITUATION L. 3.—EXCESSIVE ABDOMINAL DISTENSION. Frederick Green, aged 43, Patient of Dr. Storer; Disease orHeart and Aortic Valve; Ascites.
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2. Lower margins of the lungs pushed up by abdominal distension, p. 344.— 3. Hearts superficial dulness ; seat of impulse shown in fourth intercostal space 4. Boundaries of the hearts deep-seated dulness.—5. Upper deep boundary of theliver pushed up by abdominal distension 5. Liver. The figures at the sides denote the measurements on each sides, from the spineto the centre in front, under the axilla, over the lower margins of the lungs, andover the lowest edge of the ribs and their cartilages. For a general description of this case see pp. 397-99- OF THE INTERNAL ORGANS. 399 lower ribs, and sixth, seventh, and eighth costalcartilages, are pushed outwards to a great extent.The angle between the opposed sixth, seventh, andeighth ribs is greatly increased, being very obtuse.The sixth and seventh costal cartilages projectforwards; and there is a depression at the fifth rib,coinciding with the lower boundaries of the rightlung and the heart, and the upper bound of abdo-minal distension

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  • bookcontributor:Gerstein___University_of_Toronto
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