Meanings
noun
- pluralplural of anæsthesia
Those anæsthesiæ produced by local disturbances in the circulation—pseudo‐neuromas, disease of the bones, compression from neighboring tumors, idiopathic neuritis—are susceptible of treatment as regards their cause.
1872, author uncertain, Journal of Psychological Medicine, page 332
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