Nature of Samuel Pepys's "wind colic".
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The abdominal trouble that is most commonly referred to in Pepys's Diary is what he called "the wind colic." This is generally thought to have been renal colic because (a) he was found at necropsy to have a nest of stones in his left kidney, (b) he passed stones after attacks of colic at least once, and (c) he had had the famous operation for stone in the bladder just before the start of the Diary. No details are known of the precise nature of the operation, and nothing has been published in the way of critical speculation about it. He was naturally in constant dread of a recurrence, and consequently paid great attention to pains in the lower abdomen. His pains were of several different kinds.
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ورودعنوان ژورنال:
- British medical journal
دوره 281 6256 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1980