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Title: Barometric pressure : researches in experimental physiology
Identifier: barometricpressu00bert (find matches)
Year: 1943 (1940s)
Authors: Bert, Paul, 1833-1886; Hitchcock, Mary Alice; Hitchcock, Fred Andrews, 1889-
Subjects: Atmospheric pressure; Physiology, Comparative; Anoxemia; Altitude, Influence of
Publisher: Columbus, Ohio : College Book Company
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Fig. 9—The aerotherapeutic establishment of Dr. Carlo Fornanini, at Milan. Horizontal cylinder containing two chambers; the front wall of the chamber at the right has been removed. land, at Ben Rhydding; in England, at London; in Italy, at Milan. Figure 9 represents the apparatus which Dr. Fornanini has in- stalled in the last-mentioned city. The various directors of these establishments have different opinions as to the pressure which should be used or rather as to the degree at which they should begin. There are some who ap- prove of high pressures, 30 centimeters at least; in Paris, M. Leval- Piquechef prefers to begin very moderately, 10 centimeters at the most. It is not for me to discuss these different points in practice; nor shall I give any time to the therapeutic applications of the method, limiting myself to saying once for all that its efficacy has been considered very great in emphysematous asthma, chronic bronchitis, chloro-anemia, and passive hemorrhage; it seems to be both tonic and sedative, to use the language of the School.1 (of Medicine) Before listing the evidence collected by physiologists and phy- sicians, I think I should report, acccording to Jaeger,2 the account of a catastrophe which made a great stir at the time, and in which workmen and physicians maintained that compressed air increased

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  • booksubject:Atmospheric_pressure
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