 | American Philosophical Society - Electronic journals - 1789 - 448 pages
...on later, increafed more gradually, and was not conftant; but the patient would now and then etljoy an interval of an hour or two, in which he breathed with eafe, and then again a laborious breathing would enfue, during which he feemed incapable of filling... | |
 | New York Academy of Medicine - 1857 - 482 pages
...came on within twenty-four hours, especially in the time of sleep, and was often suddenly increased to so great a degree as to threaten immediate suffocation....filling his lungs, as if the air was drawn through a too narrow passage. " This stage of the disease was attended with a very great and sudden prostration... | |
 | John Ruhräh - Children - 1925 - 668 pages
...came on within twenty-four hours, especially in the time of sleep, and was often suddenly encreased to so great a degree as to threaten immediate suffocation....filling his lungs, as if the air was drawn through a too narrow passage. This stage of the disease was attended with a very great and sudden prostration... | |
 | Medicine - 1880 - 72 pages
...was often suddenly increased to so great a degree as to threaten immediate suffocation. In geneial, however, it came on later, increased more gradually,....with ease, and then again a laborious breathing would ensure, during which he seemed incapable of filling his lungs, as if the air was drawn through a too... | |
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... to so great a degree as to threaten immediate suffocation. In general, however, it came on later, increased more gradually, and was not constant, but the patient would now and then enjoy an interval of an hour or two, in which he breathed with ease,... 