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Physiological Researches on Life and Death

Xavier Bichat · Health_and_Medicine · 14 章

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III. Consequences resulting from the difference of exterior form in the organs of the two lives.IV. Of habit in the organic life.IV. Of the relation which exists between the sensibility of each organ, and foreign bodies.VIII. Recapitulation of the properties of living bodies.FOOTNOTES:II. Development of the organic life after birth.II. In what way does the cessation of the functions of the black-blooded heart interrupt the functions of the brain?CHAPTER V. OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEATH OF THE HEART AS TO THE PRODUCTION OF GENERAL DEATH.II. Why does the heart cease to act, when the chemical functions of the lungs are interrupted?II. The blood which has been blackened in consequence of the interruption of the chemical functions of the lungs penetrates into the organs, and circulates for some time in the vascular system of the red blood.II. In the greater number of diseases, death commences in the lungs.II. In case of lesion of the brain, is the death of the heart occasioned by that of any intermediate organ?CHAPTER XIII. OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE DEATH OF THE BRAIN OVER THAT OF THE BODY IN GENERAL.THE FULL PROJECT GUTENBERG™ LICENSE