 | 1857 - 592 pagine
...grammatically. In p. 339, in the chapter On Diabetes, occurs a passage which is thus translated by Dr. Adams : " Hence, the disease appears to me to have got the name of diabetes, as if from the Greek word вш/3|}п}г (which signifies a siphon), because the fluid docs not remain in the body, but uses the... | |
 | William Morgan (M.D.) - 1877 - 208 pagine
...the abdomen is shrivelled, the veins protuberant, general emaciation, when the quantity of urine and thirst have already increased; and when, at the same...got the name of DIABETES, as if from the Greek word Si a /3f,Ti, f (which signifies a siphon), because the fluid does not remain in the body, but uses... | |
 | William Morgan (M.D.) - 1877 - 210 pagine
...the abdomen is shrivelled, the veins protuberant, general emaciation, when the quantity of urine and thirst have already increased ; and when, at the same...got the name of DIABETES, as if from the Greek word Sta^t (which signifies a siphon), because the fluid does not remain in the body, but uses the man's... | |
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of urine and the thirst have already increased; and when, at the same time, the sensation appears at the extremity of the member, the patients immediately make water. Hence, the disease appears to me to have got the name of diabetes, as if from the Greek... 