Is nervous dyspepsia a disease sui generis? / by Achilles Rose.

  • Rose, Achilles, 1839-1916.
Date:
1906
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    but a blind experimentation with unknown quan- tities. I beg to refer to my numerous writings on the relation of atonia gastrica to different nosological and pathological conditions.* 1 In all these publica- tions the abdominal belt for the relief of gastroptosia and the mode of its application are fully described. The adhesive plaster belt, if properly applied, and with proper selection of the kind of plaster used will be borne by most patients comfortably for about five weeks. Not only is there no complaint, but great enthusiasm of the beneficial effect pronounced by the patients. Those whose skin is so exceedingly sensitive that the plaster becomes intolerable are rare exceptions. 126 East Twenty-ninth Street. Gastrica and a New Method of Treat- ncnh w d ork Medical Journal. May 11. 1901. > nml iP0!’,ert C- Kemp, Alonia Gastrica. New loiK . hunk & Waenalls Company. Atonia Gastrici in Relation to Chololithiasls. 1 lie Postgraduate, June, 190(5. 3