Scirrhous

In particular I became aware of an increasing callousness or defect of sensibility in the stomach, and this I imagined might imply a scirrhous state of that organ, either formed or forming. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Glandular enlargements not of scirrhous character, and excrescent growths not poisonous, may often be reduced, and perhaps sometimes cured, under the positive pole. ❋ Daniel Clark (N/A)

Also it respecteth very much the hard scirrhous and cancarous tumours, and the grievous soares, and dangerous ulcers of the matrix. ❋ Edmund Deane (N/A)

The bruised leaves have successfully resolved tumours of hard (scirrhous) cancer when cicuta, and mercury had failed. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)

In particular I became aware of an increasing callousness or defect of sensibility in the stomach, and this I imagined might imply a scirrhous state of that organ either formed or forming. ❋ Horace B. Day (N/A)

The sweet Marjoram has also been successfully employed externally for healing scirrhous tumours of the breast. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)

On opening the body after death, the walls of the whole of the right extremity of the stomach were found in a scirrhous and cancerous condition, and thickened to the extent of about two inches. ❋ American Tract Society (N/A)

In this state, the walls of the organ are sometimes increased in thickness to the extent of ten or twelve lines, and are sometimes found also in a scirrhous or cancerous condition. ❋ American Tract Society (N/A)

This has been applied externally with benefit for scirrhous cancer, and to ease the pain of nervous gout. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)

_Enlarged or scirrhous cords_ follow infection of the wound, usually with spores of a certain fungus (_Botryomyces_). ❋ R. A. Craig (N/A)

After evidence of Hélène's physical condition, by a doctor who had seen her in prison (she had a scirrhous tumour on her left breast), the speech for the defence was made. ❋ Unknown (1935)

Normand 15.38 speaks of an ovary degenerating into a scirrhous mass weighing 55 pounds. ❋ Unknown (1896)

Normand speaks of an ovary degenerating into a scirrhous mass weighing 55 pounds. ❋ Unknown (1896)

Sooner or later retraction and destruction of the nipple, followed by gradual scirrhous involvement of the whole breast, takes place. ❋ Henry Weightman Stelwagon (1886)

I have repeatedly found the mucous lining of the prepuce thickened, hardened, ulcerated, and nodulated; at other times converted into a fibrous or even into cartilaginous tissue of excessive thickness; in others, still, in which it had assumed a scirrhous and cancerous nature. ❋ Peter Charles Remondino (1886)

The juice is said to be sufficiently caustic to destroy warts and scirrhous excrescences. ❋ Unknown (1863)

Individuals have oftentimes a predisposition to cancer in little scirrhous intumescencies, which, if kept easy and free from every thing of an irritating character, will continue harmless, but which the use of snuff sometimes frets into incurable ulcers and cancers. ❋ Various (1821)

A bitch, naturally ill-tempered, and that would not suffer a stranger to touch her, had scirrhous enlargement on one of her teats. ❋ William Youatt (1811)

Although numerous abscesses have been formed in the lower part of it, and there has been considerable discharge, viscid or purulent, the upper part has remained as hard and almost as scirrhous as before. ❋ William Youatt (1811)