An inaugural dissertation on angina pectoris / [Henry Bogart].

  • Bogart, Henry, -1817.
Date:
1813
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Credit: An inaugural dissertation on angina pectoris / [Henry Bogart]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Dr. Parry lias adduced to prove the truth of his opinions, many preternatural appearances were also observed; such as accumulations of fat and of serum, ossification of the valves, 2dly. In a number of well distinguished cases of the complaint, as furnished us by Doctors Heberden, Wall, Fothergill, Morgagni, Percival, and James Johnstone, the corona¬ ry vessels were found in their natural state. To this argument Dr. Parry replies, by ob¬ serving, that in these they were probably not examined ; that it is hardly possible to disco¬ ver them without cutting down to them, or attempting to introduce some substance into their cavities. This, however, was done by Dr. Hosack, in a case which not long since occurred in his practice ; the result of which. # Vide Inquiry into the symptoms and causes of the syn¬ cope anginosa.