Category: Science - Biology
The works of no medical writer deserve a more attentive perusal than those of the illustrious BICHAT. Erudite, observant, and industrious, he, at an early age, reared a monument of science, which will perpetuate his name and matchless talents. From the rich treasures he has le...
The works of no medical writer deserve a more attentive perusal than those of the illustrious BICHAT. Erudite, observant, and industrious, he, at an early age, reared a monument...
3. Part 350. (1) Whilst the stomach is in a state of repletion its vessels are more apparent on its exterior surface than during its vacuity; its mucous surface at this time has no highe...
2. Part 227. We distinguish only a kind of gelatinous juice intermediate to the corps papillaire and epidermis, and most commonly it is not even apparent; I have never been able to obser...
4. Part 473. I think, that from what occurs in the intestines we cannot infer what takes place in the pituitary and palatine membranes, &c.; because, although analogous, their organizati...