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Many therefore die speedily of these tormina. But in other cases pus is formed; and then again, the intestine having become black and putrified, has separated, and thus the patients have died. In these cases, provided the Ileus is mild, there is a twisting pain, copious humours in the stomach, loss of tone, languor, vacant eructations bringing no relief, borborygmi in the bowels, the flatus passing down to the anus, but not making its escape.
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But if the attack of Ileus acquire intensity, there is a determination upwards of everything, flatus, phlegm, and bile; for they vomit all these; they are pale, cold over the whole body; much pain; respiration bad, they are affected with thirst.
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If they are about to die, there is cold sweat, dysuria, anus constricted, so that you could not pass a slender metal plate by it;Perhaps he means a needle. See Testa, Mal. del Cuore, t. iii. vomiting of fæces; the patients are speechless; pulse, at last rare and small, but before death very small, very dense, and failing. These symptoms attend the disease in the small intestines.
