Oliver Sharpey lectures on the nature of flutter and fibrillation of the auricle
Oliver Sharpey lectures on the nature of flutter and fibrillation of the auricle
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10.1136/bmj.1.3147.590
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发表时间：
1921-01-01
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105.7
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Lewis, T
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Lewis, T
主席先生，请允许我首先感谢您和您授予我荣誉的学院任命我参加这次讲座，该讲座旨在通过观察和实验来促进生理知识的应用，并鼓励将生理学知识应用于疾病的预防和治疗。他是一位伟大的生理学家，由一位内科医生创立的，在这11年里，他受到了所有OFN的钦佩。我感激地接受了你和我的请求，他来得正是时候，对我来说，这是一个合适的时机。这篇讲课带着Y的责任，不是一件小事，不是一件小事。合身。一张示意图，说明一块肌肉的一部分可以占据环的一部分，它代表了更严重或更远的情况，即通过环观察它的进展，直到它打算焊接图形显示它的下沉。TOGETLEI-生理学和实验医学专业。我曾说过，这一时刻对我来说是适时的，因为它发生在我多年来一直非常感兴趣的观察的时候，我已经成长到了某种成熟的状态。The obh I.]~FIA，：Mo.从本质上讲，冲击波是一种生理性质的波；研究到了它在实践中的适用性不能长期存疑的时候。选择的主题是我唯一可以选择的主题--选集--关于伊夫利希和我自己的作品现在已经被刻画了很多年，一个关于图的主题。一张图表，用来说明我们所拥有的一切。环在其I几乎被E A和到B处被刺激，在A处被阻挡，但从B C到I，‘N#A处的难熔状态被传递
LECTURE I.-AURICULAR FLUTTER.: MR. PRESIDENT,-May I first tlhankl you, Sir, and the College which you r-epresent for the honour you do meI in appointing meto this lectureshiplectursipfounded to promote jiysib4gi&cal-aesearch by observation and experiment ana'to ehcourage tle application of physiological knowledge to the prevention and cure of disease; a lectureship f (1LI fcun. ded (tQ commenmorate\\II great physiologist, and founded by a physician whi'ose wQrk-in this very 11eXld-is8 kIo'wn to an'd admired by all ofns. The request which you: bave nade,'and wlhichbI have: gratefully accepted, hias come at a moment which to mna is opportune. This lecturesliip carries Y with it a responsibility of no little weliti no lec. FIt. I.-A diagram illustrating the a,-throegh a rintg ol muscle ars a resutI tireshiip could possess a portion of the ring represents thLe ref more serious or far-seeing its progress through the ring till it purpose tllanq tLle weldin'figutreshows its subsidence. togetlei-of Phlysiology and Experimental Medicine. I have said that for me the moment is opportune,, for it comes at a timTe w 11en observatiwons in whichl I have been deeply interested for many years M have grown to a state of\some matuLrity. The obh i.]~~~~~~ Fia,: Mo. 11-A secon servatiois of whbicl I shallitsIn tecodt s\1 tS~~~~~~~~~~ it is in tlie cond; ti (speak are essentially of a tirstwave is sesii physiological kind; the in-, vestigationls arc reaching a point'wheni their applicability to theprac-(I I23 tice of medicine cannot long remain in doubt. T'he subject chosen is the A only subject which I could choose for-theselectures--the work upon ivliich and myself havte G nOW been en1gaged for many years, a subject UPOn FIG. III.-A diagram to illustrate the cstah whiclh we have of iiuscle. The ring is stimulated in its I been almost e A and to B. At A it isblocked, btut frorn B C] tISIvely engaged arrives at I,'N# the refractory state at A is pas