A strong man; hydrothorax and swelled legs; in other respects not unhealthful.
Hydrothorax and anasarca; his breath so short that he could not lie down.
At the date of this, when he first consulted me, the symptoms of hydrothorax were pretty obvious.
Its stem is erect, from six to eighteen inches high; and the leaves are sessile, opposite, lanceolate, and coarsely toothed.
The latter is much less common than the former, but is very widely distributed.
The umbels are usually terminal, and droop before the flowers are open.
As long as the hydrothorax continued no anasarca was observed, but as it declined anasarca appeared.
Ascites andhydrothorax may follow, but not necessarily any considerable oedema of the peripheral parts of the body.
Those cases of hydrothorax accompanying renal and cardiac diseases are readily enough associated with their original cause.
It is probable, that the two diseases commonly arise in patients of opposite physical constitutions; the hydrothorax in subjects of a weak relaxed fibre; the organic diseases of the heart in a rigid and robust habit.
It seems probable, therefore, that those who have thought this collection of blood an appearance belonging to idiopathic hydrothorax, have mistaken for it the secondary hydrothorax produced by diseases of the heart.
May not primary hydrothorax be much less frequent, than has commonly been imagined?
The following case of hydrothorax will shew, that water may exist in the chest without the symptoms, which we have attributed to organic diseases of the heart.
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