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Definition of Diureses
1. diuresis [n] - See also: diuresis
Lexicographical Neighbors of Diureses
Literary usage of Diureses
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Transactions of the Association of American Physicians by Association of American Physicians (1920)
"Water ingested in large quantities instead of giving diureses might give oliguria;
at times it might produce diminished water content of the body. ..."
2. Clinical treatises on the pathology and therapy of disorders of metabolism by Karl Harko von Noorden (1903)
"... as the saying is, of exciting diuresis; because exciting diureses is synonymous
with irritating and consequently harming the diseased kidneys. ..."
3. The Chicago Medical Journal (1872)
"... confined bowels, and scanty urine : or again, the profuse perspiration,
diarrhoea, the copious diureses and the vast array of neuralgic manifestations. ..."
4. High Frequency Electric Currents in Medicine and Dentistry: Their Nature and by Samuel Howard Monell (1910)
"The results were: An improvement in diureses and in the elimination of excrementitious
waste. A considerable increase in the process of organic combustion. ..."
5. Philadelphia Hospital Reports by Philadelphia Hospital (Philadelphia, Pa.) (1905)
"... or td To overcome disagreeable effects without lessening diureses; this
combination seems also to favor action on the bowels. ..."
6. Consumption: Its Cause and Nature by Rollin R. Gregg, Henry C. Allen (1889)
"... left causes the too watery blood of all consumptives; and in consequence
thereof, leads to the diureses, night sweats, and dropsies of such subjects. ..."
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