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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 2
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non pnt respirare, nisi erecte cerrice, ga tuno facilion
ressirad e, cau est qu erecto corpore pulmones 
penduli qn a viscus pendulum e liberius pt moveri corpo
re vero supino vel prononen ampligriscus pendulum, vel.
n. adhaeret dorro vel peitori. Maxime efficit respiravem
decubitus sahsinus vel pronus, Homines itaque q difficiliui
respirant longe rectius se snt ererte conpore, sic
morturientes hoies pnt se inferdum suitentare, si corpus
erigatur.
Cau quare hoies in lecto interdum donnire non
paessint, ett, q elum sunt in lecto, conpore sunt paulo erectiore
qu. ∞ supsini jacent in Aramine, vel etiam pulvinari
sub capite erepto tum difsiculter respirant, et hine statim
moriuntur. Et haec au e quare pulvinaria inlectis
subjiciamus capiti, ut possimus facilius respirare.
dunore illo comprimantur rami appae arteriae, tum onterdum videtur fieri posse, ut csthima fiat non tam
assendis ranus arperae arteriae quam ramis levit arteriae.
Notum per totu pulmone dippersos ee ramosvenae
arteriora, et arterice venorae. Fieri itaque non pF, ut
respirao se habeat recte nisi ramis se recte habentibus.
Si pulmones oppleti ge ita ut n. possint recte moveri
tunc difficilis respircio segtus.
Videatur Galenus de locis affectii, q putant huni affectu
a priori dlistinguendum ee legatur betrus alius, q de offectibus
levium arteriarum scripsit.
onterdum idem prit arteriae leves affici absque effeitu arte
riae asperae. Si a nimis afficiuntur, tum quoque tandem