Hebra

It was a rule of the Mellah that on notice being given of a death in their quarter, the clerk of the synagogue should publish it at the first service thereafter, in order that a body of men, called the Hebra

The Scapegoat; a romance and a parable Hall Caine 1892

Fact: Responses were received and documented, unless Nuland is seriously proposing that this evidence was fabricated by Semmelweis, his students, and Hebra (there is no evidence that this is so).

'The Fool of Pest': An Exchange Nuland, Sherwin B. 2004

Hebra also referred to the letters in both of his announcements.

'The Fool of Pest': An Exchange Nuland, Sherwin B. 2004

A merchant of Akif, visiting a most specialized brothel called The House of the Lambs of Hebra, had ....

Conan The Invincible Jordan, Robert 1982

According to Hebra a true typical keloid is found once in every 2000 cases of skin-disease.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

Preparations of antimony in an ointment applied locally have caused necrosis, particularly of the cranium, and Hebra * [407] has long since denounced the use of tartar emetic ointment in affections of the scalp.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

According to Crocker, Hebra and Rayer also each had a case.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

Wilson says that cases of green, yellow, and blue perspiration have been seen, and Hebra, Rayer, and Fuchs mention instances.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

He closes his brief communication on the subject with the belief that it is quite possible for black hair to turn white in one night or even in a less time, although Hebra and Kaposi discredit sudden canities (Duhring).

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896

Hebra * [407] mentions a young man in whom the blood spurted from the hand in a spiral jet corresponding to the direction of the duct of the sweat-gland.

Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine 1896