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On the recurrent brief apnœa, or ascending and descending respiration, in cases of cardiac disease

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Dublin Journal of Medical Science (1872-1920)

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  1. See Dr. Little’s paper on Ascending and Descending Respiration. Dub. Quart. Jour. of Med. Science, August, 1868, p. 46.

  2. I also called attention to it in another lecture reported by the late Dr. Francis Ropes, of Boston, U.S., in The Medical Journal, 17th February, 1864, p. 116.

  3. Ascending and Descending Respiration: An Inquiry into its Cause and Diagnostic Value. Dub. Quart. Journ. of Med. Science, Aug., 1869, p. 127.

  4. See my paper on the Reflex Function of the Brain, Brit. & For. Med. Rev., Jan., 1845, p. 306.

  5. See paragraph in Journ of Anatomy and Physiology, Nov., 1872, p. 180.

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Laycock, T. On the recurrent brief apnœa, or ascending and descending respiration, in cases of cardiac disease. The Dublin Journal of Medical Science 56, 1–14 (1873). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02969637

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