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" During all this time the patient continued to converse quietly with the operator, and did not exhibit the slightest sign of sensibility. There was no motion of the limbs or of the features, no change in the respiration nor in the voice, no emotion even... "
The London Medical and Surgical Journal - Page 551
1833
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Report of the Experiments on Animal Magnetism: Made by a Committee of the ...

Académie nationale de médecine (France) - 1833 - 272 lehte
...from beneath, and was continued until it met the first: The swelled ganglions (ganglions engorges) were dissected with precaution on account of their...automatic indifference and impassibility, in which she 1 was some minutes before the operation. There was no occasion to hold, but only to support her. A...
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Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, 40. köide

1833 - 524 lehte
...exhibit the slightest sign of sensibility. There was no motion of the limbs or of the features, no in the respiration nor in the voice, no emotion even...The patient continued in the same state of automatic inilitTcrence and impassibility, in which she was some minutes before the operation. There was no occasion...
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First Lines of Physiology: Designed for the Use of Students of Medicine

Daniel Oliver - 1835 - 540 lehte
...this time, the patient continued to converse quietly with the operator, and did not exhibit the least sign of sensibility. There was no motion of the limbs...of the features, no change in the respiration nor voice, and no alteration in the pulse. There was no occasion of confining*the patient, but only of...
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An Introduction to the Study of Animal Magnetism

Jules baron Du Potet de Sennevoy - 1838 - 412 lehte
...conversing tranquilly with the operator, and did not give the slightest indication of sensibility ; no motion of the limbs, or of the features; no change in the respiration, or the voice ; no alterap tion even in the pulse could be perceived : the patient never ceased to be...
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London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine, 21. köide

1838 - 1114 lehte
...converging tranquilly with the operator, and did not give the slightest indication of sensibility; no motion of the limbs, or of the features — no change in the respiration, or of the voice — no emotion even in the pulse, could be perceived : the patient never ceased to...
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An Introduction to the Study of Animal Magnetism: With an Appendix ...

J. Baron DU POTET DE SENNEVOY, Jules Dupotet - 1838 - 418 lehte
...conversing tranquilly with the operator, and did not give the slightest indication of sensibility ; no motion of the limbs, or of the features ; no change in the respiration, or the voice ; no alteraF tion even in the pulse could be perceived : the patient never ceased to be...
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The Dublin Review, 4. köide

Nicholas Patrick Wiseman - 1838 - 606 lehte
...conversing tranquilly with the operator, and did not give the slightest indication of sensibility ; no motion of the limbs or of the features, — no change in the respiration, or of the voice, — no emotion even in the pulse could be perceived. The patient never ceased to be...
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The Penny Cyclop¿dia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ..., 22. köide

1842 - 526 lehte
...deliberately performed the operation, which lasted from ten to twelve minutes, and the tumour was extirpated. During all this time the patient continued to converse...continued in the same state of automatic indifference and itnpassibility in which she had been some minutes before the operation. There was no occasion to hold,...
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A Practical Manual of Animal Magnetism: Containing an Exposition of the ...

Alphonse Teste - 1844 - 354 lehte
...tranquilly with the operator and gave not the least sign of sensibility : no movement in the limbs or in the features, no change in the respiration nor in the voice, no emotion, even in the pulse, were observed. The patient continued- in the state of indifference and of automatic impassibility,...
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The World and Its Inhabitants

Samuel Griswold Goodrich - 1845 - 344 lehte
...deliberately performed the operation, which lasted from ten to twelve minutes, and the tumor was extirpated. During all this time, the patient continued to converse...automatic indifference and impassibility in which she had been some minutes before the operation. There was no occasion to hold, but only to support her....
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