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1. Morbus haemolyticus neonatorum followed with 12% and congenital malformation with 10%.

2. Patients usually suffer from morbus Asthenicus, flexor weakness, sensory disorders and neurological symptoms

3. The symptoms primarily described in Morbus Moschcowitz included thrombocytopenic purpura and hemolytic anemia.

4. Antitoxinum, antibioticum Ventilatio artificialis Botulismus est morbus rarus contagione bacteriali per bacterium clostridium botulinum factus

5. Damage of the liver is not the chief pathogenetical factor of the morbus haemorrhagicus neonatorum.

6. Among other endocrinal illnesses (morbus Addison, Cushingoids, adrenogenital syndrom) no evident changes of the threshold were established.

7. Prematures and newborns with morbus haemolyticus neonatorum showed high concentrations of free (unconjugated) bilirubin and a relatively high monoglucuronide fraction.

8. Name of " morbus Asthenicus " and has given an elaborate description of the features by which it can be recognized

9. The hypotonic sodium chloride test is therefore not suitable for the routine diagnosis of Morbus haemolyticus neonatorum due to Rh factors.

10. The morbus haemorrhagicus neonatorum, so called by Salomonsen, accordingly is not a nosological unit; four pathogenetical mechanism are showed in this study.

11. Collywobbles (n.) "nauseated feeling, disordered indisposition in the bowels," 1823, probably a fanciful formation from colic and wobble.Perhaps suggested by cholera morbus.

12. How would cholera morbus have shifted into Collywobbles? By folk etymology – a process in which speakers make an unfamiliar term sound more familiar.

13. Efficacy: Dredge meridians to alleviate nerve pain and regulate menstrual quantity, improve morbus Asthenicus, achiness and weakness in loin and knees, insomnia, etc

14. Etymologist believe that Collywobbles most likely has its origin in cholera morbus, the Latin term for the disease cholera (the symptoms of which include severe gastrointestinal disturbance)

15. Collywobbles is believed to be a friendlier-sounding transformation of cholera morbus (the New Latin term for the disease cholera) that was influenced by the words colic and wobble

16. Collywobbles: 1 n severe gastroenteritis of unknown etiology; characterized by severe colic and vomiting and diarrhea Synonyms: cholera morbus Type of: gastroenteritis , intestinal flu , stomach flu inflammation of the stomach and intestines; can be caused by Salmonella enteritidis

17. Collywobbles n Also sp collywabbles [Prob folk-etym for cholera morbus, perh infl by colic and wobble] Cf strong>galleywobbles, gonnywobbles 1 Depression or nervousness; some imaginary or undefined illness; malaise.1834 Life Andrew Jackson 91, There was a general dep

18. Asthenicus thorax 【医】 无力胸, 麻痹胸; habitus Asthenicus 【医】 无力体型, 虚弱体型; morbus Asthenicus 【医】 全身无力, 全身衰弱; movement of thorax 胸廓运动; muscles of thorax 胸部肌; phthisicus thorax 【医】 痨型胸, 扁平胸; paralytic thorax 麻痹胸; amazon thorax 【医】 单乳胸; cholesterol thorax 【医】 胆甾醇性胸膜积液