Definition, 984
Frequency, 984
Etiology, 1013
Atmosphere, impure, influence on causation, 1013, 1014
Malaria, nosocomial, influence on causation, 1013
Micro-organisms, influence on causation, 1013-1015
Lochial discharge, influence on causation, 1015
Atmosphere, peculiar states of, on causation, 1016
Direct inoculation, 1016
Contagiousness of, 1017
Contagion, physicians as carriers of, 1017
Dissecting poison, 1018
Self-inoculation, 1019
Morbid anatomy, 985
Spiegelberg's classification of puerperal inflammations, 986
Endocolpitis and endometritis, 986
Diphtheritic ulceration, 986
Metritis and parametritis, 987
Diphtheritic endometritis, 987
Pelvic cellulitis, 988
Cellulitis from specific infection, 988
Peritonitis, pelvic and diffused, 988
exudation in, 989
general, 989
appearance of abdominal cavity, 989
ovaries, 989
Phlebitis and phlebo-thrombosis, 989
Thrombi in uterine and pelvic veins, 989
Abscesses, 989
pulmonary, 989
Veins, inflammation, 989
Thrombi, growth, 990
Septicæmia, 990
Abscesses, metastatic, 990
Endocarditis, ulcerative, 990
Pleuritis, 990
Joints, purulent inflammation, 990
Earlier views concerning nature, 990
Modern view concerning nature, 992
Septic origin, 993-1003
Bacteria, relation to causation, 994
Koch's investigations of, 997
physical characters, 999
modes of entering the circulation, 1000
action of, upon the blood, 1000
Diphtheria of genitalia, characters, 1002
Relation of, to erysipelas, 1002
Inflammatory affections of non-specific origin, 1003
Symptoms, general, 1004
Incubation period, 1004
Chill, significance of, 1005
Of endometritis and endocolpitis, 1005
temperature, 1005
Parametritis and perimetritis, 1005
Incubation, 1006
Temperature, 1006
Pulse, 1006
Relapse, 1006
Headache, 1007
Pains, 1007
Vomiting, 1007
Duration, 1007
Exudation, 1007
Uterus fixity of, 1007
Tumors in iliac fossa, 1008
Abscesses, 1008
location, 1008
pointing of, 1008
Local peritonitis, 1009
Of psoas abscess, 1010
Of peritonitis, general, 1010
Pains, 1010
Abdomen, state, 1010
Respiration, 1010
Vomiting, 1010
Vomit, characters, 1010
Fever, 1010
Skin, 1010
Pulse, 1010
Pyæmic form, 1011
Of septicæmia lymphatica, 1011
Mode of onset, 1011
Temperature in, 1011
Abdomen, state, 1011
Skin, state, 1011
Vomiting, 1011
Tongue, condition, 1011
Pulse, condition, 1011
Respiration, 1012
Pleurisy in, 1012
Endocarditis, 1012
Mental condition, 1012
Joint affections in, 1012
Duration, 1012
Of septicæmia venosa, 1012
Chills in, 1012
Fever in, 1012
Temperature in, 1012
Pulse in, 1012
Abdomen, state of, 1012
Uterus in, 1012
Of pure septicæmia, 1013
Mortality, 1020
Relation of, to zymotic diseases, 1020
Prophylaxis, 1021
Maternity hospitals, advantages, 1021
Necessity of light and air, 1024
Antisepsis, value, 1024
methods, 1025
Sulphurous acid, use, 1025
Corrosive sublimate, use, 1025
Iodoform, use of, intra-uterine, 1025
Vaginal injections, carbolized, use, 1025
Tarnier's maternity pavilions for prevention, 1027
Treatment--indications, 1028
Disinfection, 1028
Local, 1028
Use of hydrochloric acid, 1028
Persulphate of iron, 1028
Intra-uterine injections, use, 1029
dangers of, 1029
methods, 1029
Corrosive sublimate, use, 1025, 1029
Pain, peritoneal, 1031
Use of opium, 1031
in pyæmic variety, 1031
Leeches, 1031
Turpentine stupes, 1032
Hyperpyrexia, 1032
Use of purgatives, 1032
Quinia, 1032
Sodium salicylate, 1032
Veratrum viride, 1033
Digitalis, 1033
Alcohol, 1033
Cold in, 1033
Cold, method of applying, 1034
Cold water, intra-uterine injections, 1034
Baths, cold, use, 1034
Kibbie's fever-cot, use, 1034, 1035
Coil, 1036
Diet, 1036
Encysted peritoneal effusions, 1036
Quinia, use, 1036
Pelvic exudations, 1036
Pelvic abscesses, 1036
Puerperal septicæmia, relations of, to obstetrical scarlatina, 499
women, general sepsis from diphtheria in, 674
symptoms of diphtheria in, 674
Pulmonary abscess in puerperal fever, 989
collapse, complicating influenza, 869
complications of typhus fever, treatment, 367
oedema, complicating rubeola, 572
Pulsation of jugular veins, significance of, in general diagnosis, 156
Pulse and temperature, relation of, in yellow fever, 644
average frequency in health and disease, 154
characters of, in erysipelas, 633
in idiopathic parotitis, 623
in general peritonitis of puerperal fever, 1010
in septicæmia, 977
Pulse, characters of, in septicæmia lymphatica of puerperal fever,
1011
venosa of puerperal fever, 1012
condition of, in acute glanders in man, 921
in beriberi, 1040
in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 815
in cholera, 737
in dengue, 881
in influenza, 866
in pyæmia, 975
in relapsing fever, 382
in typhus fever, 351
significance of, in general diagnosis, 152
in malignant scarlet fever, 507
in typhoid fever, 275
kinds of, 154
methods of examining, 153
relation to respiration, 154
temperature, relation of, in relapsing fever, 382
Pupil, significance of state of, in general diagnosis, 151
Pupils, condition of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 810
Pure septicæmia of puerperal fever, 1013
Purgatives, use of, during hot stage of intermittent fever, 596
in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 830
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever, 613
in puerperal fever, 1032
in remittent fever, 604
Purity of water, standards of, 184
Purpura, complicating diphtheria, 674
Pus, 48
influence of, in production of pyæmia, 955
in stools, significance in diagnosis, 164
Pustule, malignant, 926
Putrefaction of cadaver, rapidity of, in puerperal fever, 971
Putrified flesh as a means of disseminating typhoid fever, 257
PYÆMIA AND SEPTICÆMIA, 945-955
History, 945-952
Nomenclature, 952
Pyæmia, 953
Definition, 953
Septicæmia, 953
Definition, 954
Etiology of pyæmia, 955
Theories concerning, 955
Pus, influence of, in production, 955
Character of production, 956
Thrombosis, relation of, to causation, 957, 958
Contamination of blood, influence of, in causation, 958
sources, 958
Germs, disease-, influence of, in causation, 958
Wounds, characters of, influence on causation, 958
Etiology of spontaneous pyæmia, 959
Wounds of alimentary canal and genito-urinary apparatus as cause,
959
Air, vitiated, influence of, on causation, 959
Spontaneous origin, 959
Contagiousness, 960
Chemical origin, 960
Living organisms, influence of, on causation, 958-960
Etiology of septicæmia, 960
Septic intoxication, relation of, to, 961
Traumatic fever, relation of, to, 962
Dissecting wounds, relation of, to causation, 962
Putrid substances, maximum toxic action of, on the body, 962
Lymphatics as channel of entrance of poison, 963
Etiology of septo-pyæmia, 963
Pathology, 963
Condition of blood, 963
in pyæmia simplex, 963
multiplex, 963
Metastasis, conditions, 964
Pus, mode of entering the circulation, 964
Metastatic abscesses, production, 964
from primary infection, 964
from secondary infection, 964
Emboli, action of, in production of metastatic abscesses, 964
Thrombi, action of, in production of metastatic abscesses, 965
Seat of pathological changes, 965
Fat emboli, influence of, in production, 966
Morbid anatomy, 966
Of pyæmia, 966
Appearance of body, 966
Rigor mortis, 966
Lesions of cellular tissue, 966
Muscles, 966
Brain and membrane, 966
Retina and choroid, 967
Cornea, 967
Ear, 967
Bones, 967
Joints, 967
Parotid gland, 967
Arteries and veins, 967
Blood, 968
Pericardium, 968
Pleuræ, 968
Lungs, 968
Liver, 969
Spleen, 969
Kidneys, 969
Micro-organism in blood, changes effected by, 970
Pyæmia simplex, 970
Absence of abscesses in, 970
Septicæmia, 971
Putrefaction of bodies, rapidity of, 971
Blood, lesions of, 971
Sepsin, nature, 971
Lesions, nervous system, 972
Endo- and pericardium, 972
Lungs, 972
Pleuræ, 972
Kidneys, 972
Spleen, 972
Uterus, 972
Ovaries, 972
Bladder, 972
Of septo-pyæmia, 972
Symptoms, 972
Of pyæmia, 972
Prodromal stage, 973
Chills, date of appearance, 973
frequency, 973
Temperature, 974
Perspiration, 974
Eruptions, 974
Pulse, 975
Tongue, condition of, 975
Vomiting, 975
Singultus, 975
Diarrhoea, 975
Stools, character of, 976
Heart, condition of, 976
Lungs, condition of, 976
Liver and spleen, enlargement, 976
Urine, 976
Joints, suppuration, 976
Abscesses, frequency, 976
Delirium, 976
Breath, odor of, 976
Wound, changes, 976
Of septicæmia, 976
General, 976
Wound, condition of, 977
Temperature, 977
Abdomen, state of, 977
Pulse, 977
Diarrhoea, 977
Vomiting, 977
Tongue, 977
Singultus, 977
Bronchitis in, 977
Of gangrene foudroyante, 977
Skin, condition, 977
Diagnosis, 978
Of pyæmia from septicæmia, table showing, 978, 979
Treatment, 979
In fully-developed cases unsuccessful, 980
Preventive, 979, 980
Cleanliness, necessity of, in prevention, 980
Atmosphere, pure, necessity of, in prevention, 980
Food and drink, proper, necessity of, in prevention, 980
Cheerful and pleasant surroundings, in prevention, 980
Antiseptics, use of, 980
Local, 981
Of wound, 981
Metastatic abscesses, 981
Constitutional, 982
Sulphites of magnesium, sodium, potassium, and lime, use of, 982
Use of alcohol, 982
Quinia, 982
Ergotine, 982
Diet, 982
Stimulants, 982
Of septicæmia, 982
Indications for, 982
Local, 983
Preventive, 983
Of wound, 983
Diarrhoea, 983
Antisepsis, 983
Sulphites and hyposulphites, use of, 983
Quinia, use of, 983
Of puerperal septicæmia, 983
complicating erysipelas, 634
typhoid fever, 295
typhus fever, 356
Pyæmic form of general peritonitis of puerperal fever, 1010
Q.
Quarantine in cholera, 204, 755
in leprosy, 794
in the plague, 783
Quinia, use of, in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 833
in dengue, 885
in diphtheria, 708, 712
in erysipelas, 637
in influenza, 874-876
during cold stage of intermittent fever, 595
hot stage of intermittent fever, 596
sweating stage of intermittent fever, 597
to prevent the return of intermittent fever, paroxysm, 598
in hemorrhagic form of pernicious malarial fever, 612
in pertussis, 847
in puerperal fever, 1032, 1036
in pyæmia, 982
in relapsing fever, 426
in remittent fever, 603
in rubeola, 580
in scarlet fever, 543
in septicæmia, 983
in typhoid fever, 330
in typho-malarial fever, 618
in typhus fever, 365
in yellow fever, 651
and opium, use of, in yellow fever, 651
R.
RABIES AND HYDROPHOBIA, 886
Synonyms, 886
Definition, 886
History, 886
Geographical distribution, 886
Etiology, 887
Climate, relation of, to causation, 887
Season, relation of, to causation, 887
Summer heats, relation of, to causation, 887
Hunger and thirst, relation of, to causation, 888
Improper food, relation of, to causation 888
Sex, relation of, to causation, 888
Liability of special breeds, 889
From skunk-bite, 889
Spontaneous origin, 890
Contagion, 891
Modes of dissemination, 891
Milk, propagation by, 891
Saliva, propagation by, 891
Specific germ, 892
Pasteur's experiments as to infectiousness, 892
Point of election of germ, 892
Antagonism between blood and germ, 892, 893
Localization of the virus in the wound, 893
Relation of successful inoculation to bites, 893
Insusceptibility to, 894
Incubation, 894
Duration of, in lower animals, 894
in man, 894
Condition of cicatrix during, 895
Symptoms, 895
In dogs, 895
Importance of recognizing premonitory, 895
Of prodromal stage, 895
Of furious form, 896
During paroxysms, 896
Between paroxysms, 896
Of paralytic form, 896, 897
Of lethargic form, 897
Popular fallacies regarding, 897
In horse and other animals, 897
In man, 898
Symptoms, 898
Prodromal stage, 898
Appearance of wound, 898, 899
Of paroxysms, 899
Duration, 899
Reflex irritability during, 899
Facies during, 899
Mental condition, 900
Delirium during, 900
Relative severity in men and women, 900
Paralytic stage, 900
duration, 900
Without paroxysms, 900
Diagnosis, 900
Pathognomonic features in, 900
From tetanus, 900
From diphtheria, 900
From pharyngeal anthrax, 900
From acute mania, 900
From epilepsy, 901
From hysteria, 901
From pseudo-hydrophobia, 901
Inoculation in doubtful cases, 902
Morbid anatomy, 902
Post-mortem appearance of body, 902
Changes in mucous membranes, 902
Bronchi and pharynx, 902
Lungs, 902
Heart and blood-vessels, 902
Gastro-intestinal tract, 902
Liver and spleen, 902
Kidneys, 902
Bladder, 902
Brain and spinal cord, 902
Pathognomonic changes in dogs, 903
Treatment, 903
Preventive, 903
Registration of dogs, 904
Modes of preventing diffusion, 904
Inoculation, 904
Pasteur's method, 905
Of bites, 905
Use of caustics, 905
Excision of cicatrix, 906, 908
Futility of eliminating measures, 906
Hygienic, 906
Psychical, importance of, 906
Therapeutic, 907
Use of chloroform, 907
Chloral, 907
Pilocarpine, 907
Curare, 907
Morphia, 907
Atropia and daturia, 907
Vaccine virus, 907
Warm baths, 907
Faradization, 907
Inhalation of oxygen, 907
Importance of rest and quiet, 907
Intravenous injections, 908
Venesection, 908
Race, influence of, in causation of variola, 436
protection as a preventive of small-pox, 130
relation of, as causation of rubeola, 561
Rachialgia in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 808
Rash of variola, date of appearance of, 437
significance of, 437
variolous, 437
Raspberry excrescence in vaccinia, 461
Reaction in cholera, 734
treatment, 763
Reflex irritability in hydrophobia, 899
symptoms in diphtheria, treatment, 694
Registration of dogs for prevention of rabies, 904
Relapse, in relapsing fever, 381
Relapses, cause of, in typhoid fever, 309
duration of, in typhoid fever, 304
frequency of, in typhoid fever, 302
in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 820
of diphtheria, prognosis of, 694
in rubeola, 563
RELAPSING FEVER, 369
Definition, 369
Synonyms, 369
History and geographical distribution, 369
Etiology, 370
Destitution and filth as causes, 370
Intemperance as a cause, 370
Starvation and over-crowding as a cause, 371
Age, relation of, to causation, 371
Sex, relation of, to causation, 371
Nationality, relation of, to causation, 371
Season, relation of, to causation, 371
Occupation, relation of, to causation, 372
Specific origin, 370, 372
Contagious nature, 372
Transmission of contagion, 373
Area of contagious atmosphere, 373
Spirillum, 373
Mode of detecting, 373
Inoculation, 374
Incubation period, 376
General clinical description, 374
Invasion, 376
Special symptoms, 376
Odor, 378
Physiognomy, 376
Bronzing of face, 376
Eruptions, 377
Hepatic eruptions, 377
Sudamina, 377
Desquamation, 377
Primary paroxysms, duration, 378
Temperature, 378
at crisis, 378
peculiarities, 382
Relapse, 381
Duration, 381
Absence, 380
Frequency, 382
Later relapses, 381
Cases illustrating frequency of relapses, 394
Average duration of paroxysms, 381
Intermission, duration, 381
Pulse, 382
Relation of pulse to temperature, 382
Character of pulse during paroxysm, 383
Pulse at crisis, 382
During intermission, 383
Character of heart-sounds, 383
Convulsions, 384
Mental condition, 384
Headache, 383
Wakefulness, 384
Vertigo, 384
Delirium, 384
General tremor, 384
Muscular rigidity, 384
Muscular and joint pains, 385
Cause of muscular and joint pains, 385
Seat of muscular and joint pains, 385
Motor paralysis, 385
Debility, 386
Perversion of special senses, 386
Respiration, 386
Relation of respiration, temperature, and pulse, 386
Bronchitis and pneumonia, 387
Condition of urine, 387
Urine of paroxysm, 388
of intermission, 388
Thirst, 389
Anorexia, 389
Condition of tongue, 389
Nausea and vomiting, 390
Hæmatemesis, 390
Condition of bowels, 390
of abdomen, 390
Spleen, enlargement, 391
Liver, enlargement, 391
Jaundice, significance of, 391
Epistaxis, 393
Hemorrhages, 393
Convalescence, 393
Varieties, 395
Grave form, 395
Multiple or protracted form, 395
Abortive form, 395
Case illustrating subintrant form, 396
Complications, 396
Peculiarities of temperature, 397
Mental hebetude, 398
Local palsies, 398
Severe rheumatic pains, 399
Disorders of vision, 399
Ophthalmia, 399
Disorders of hearing, 400
Otorrhoea, 400
Swellings and effusions of joints, 400
Bed-sores, 400
Gangrene, 400
Abscesses, 400
Anæmia, 400
Oedema, 400
Sudden collapse and syncope, 401
Hemorrhages from mucous surfaces, 401
Pericarditis, 402
Heart-clot, 402
Thrombosis and embolism, 402
Laryngitis, 403
Bronchitis, 403
Splenic enlargement, 403
Rupture of spleen, 403
Parotitis, 404
Pleurisy, 404
Pneumonia, 404
Pulmonary gangrene, 404
Metastatic abscesses of lungs, 404
Pharyngitis and tonsillitis, 405
Hiccough, 405
Diarrhoea, 405
Dysentery, 406
stools, 406
Suppuration of mesenteric glands, 406
General and local peritonitis, 406
Emaciation, 407
Renal disorders, 408
Albuminuria, 407
Suppression of urine, 407
Incontinence of urine, 407
Hæmaturia, 409
Glycosuria, 410
Metastatic inflammation of kidneys, 410
Disorders of menstruation, 410
Pregnancy, 410
Sequelæ, 398
Local palsies, 398
Acute miliary tuberculosis, 404
Dyspepsia, 406
Anæmia, 400
Morbid anatomy, 410
Post-mortem appearance of body, 410
Changes in voluntary muscles, 410
Blood, 411
Granule-cells of blood, 412
Changes in pericardium, 411
Heat, 411
Gastro-intestinal canal, 412
Solitary and agminated glands, 413
Mesenteric glands, 413
Larynx and pharynx, 413
Pleura, 413
Lungs, 413
Brain and membranes, 413
Liver, 414
Bile-ducts and gall-bladder, 415
Spleen and capsule, 416
Pancreas, 417
Peritoneum, 417
Kidneys, 414
Bladder, 414
Lymphatic glands, 417
Marrow of bones, 417
Diagnosis, 418
Presence of spirillum as a means, 418
From typhus fever, 418
From typhoid fever, 419
Grave form of, from typhoid fever, 420
From bilious remittent fever, 420
Yellow fever, 420
Small-pox, 421
Acute gastro-hepatic catarrh, 421
Simple febricula, 421
Rheumatic fever, 421
Acute yellow atrophy of liver, 422
Parotitis, 422
Cerebral diseases, 422
Prognosis, 422
Symptoms indicating unfavorable, 424
Influence of variations of temperature, 424
Cerebral symptoms, 424
Character of eruption, 425
Hiccough upon, 425
Epistaxis, 425
Cough upon, 425
Heart complications on, 425
Hepatic enlargement upon, 425
Splenic enlargement upon, 425
Jaundice upon, 425
Albuminuria, 425
Mortality--bilious typhoid form, 422
Influence of type of disease, 423
Stage of disease, 423
Season, 423
Habits and previous health, 424
Sex, 424
Age, 424
Race, 424
Cause of death in, 426
Treatment--indications for treatment in regular cases, 426
Hyperpyrexia, 426
Cause of failure of antipyretics, 429
Insomnia, 429
Headache, 429
Nausea and vomiting, 430
Constipation, 430
Jaundice, 431
Muscular tremor, 432
soreness and pains, 432
At critical fall of temperature, 432
Renal complications, 432
Epistaxis, 432
Collapse, 433
Necessity of absolute rest in, 432
Résumé of treatment, 432
Diet, 430
Special remedies, 431
Use of antiperiodics, 428
Arsenic, 427
Atropia, 429
Bromide and chloral, 430
Blisters, 431
Chloroform, 431
Cold baths, 428
Digitalis and other antipyretics, 428
Hyposulphite of sodium, 428
Opium, 429
Quinia, 426
Salicylic acid and salicylates, 428
Simple febrifuges, 428
Stimulants, 430
Venesection, 431
REMITTENT FEVER, 598
Definition, 598
Malarial nature, 598
Etiology, 598, 599
Relation of, to intermittent fever, 599
Symptoms, 599
Prodromal stage, 599
Paroxysm, 599
Temperature, 599
Epistaxis, 602
State of tongue, 600
Stomach, 602
Bowels, 602
Urine, 602
Jaundice, 600
cause, 600
Nervous symptoms, 602
Physiognomy, 600
Pulse in, 602
Duration of, 602
Diagnosis, 600
From intermittent fever, 600
From typhoid fever, 600
From yellow fever, 600
Prognosis, 602
Mortality, 599
Morbid anatomy, 602
Changes in skin, 603
Liver, 602
Spleen, 602
Treatment, 603
Main indications, 603
Use of quinia, 603
Amount of quinia, 603
Causes of failure of quinia, 604
Adjuvants to quinia, 604
Use of depuratives, 604
Purgatives, 604
Opium, 604
Of hemorrhage, 605
Of tympanites, 605
Of vomiting, 605
Renal disease, complicating relapsing fever, 408
scarlet fever, 525
Residence, change of, in treatment of beriberi, 1042
Resolution, incomplete, in idiopathic parotitis, treatment, 625
of symptomatic parotitis, treatment, 628
of erysipelas, 633
of inflammation, 54
Respiration in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 814
characters of, in idiopathic parotitis, 623
in general peritonitis of puerperal fever, 1010
in mild scarlet fever, 504
in relapsing fever, 386
in septicæmia lymphatica, 1012
in typhoid fever, 276
in typhus fever, 352
in croup, 157
in disease, 156
kinds of, 156
significance of, in general diagnosis, 156
Respiratory diseases, relation of, to rubeola, 561
organs, lesions of, in typhus fever, 356
spread of diphtheria into, 671
tract, alterations of, in scarlet fever, 531
Rest, necessity of, in cholera, 760
in rabies and hydrophobia, 907
in relapsing fever, 432
in yellow fever, 654
Retention-cysts, 116, 122
Retro-vaccine, 473
Re-vaccination, time of, 467
Rheumatic and cardiac inflammation in scarlet fever, treatment, 556
Rheumatism, complicating scarlet fever, 521
Rickets, hereditary nature, 128
Rigidity, muscular, in relapsing fever, 384
Rindfleisch's definition of diphtheritic inflammation, 686
RÖTHELN, 582
Definition, 582
Synonyms, 582
History, 582
Etiology, 583
Age as a cause, 583
Sex as a cause, 583
Specific origin, 583
Nature of contagion, 583
Modes of transmission, 583
Period of greatest contagiousness, 583
Distinct nature, 584
Frequency of second attacks, 584
Relapses, 584
Symptoms, 585
Incubation period, 583, 585
Duration of incubation period, 583
Prodromal stage, 585
Eruption, 585
Duration of eruption, 585
Characters of eruption, 586
Types of eruption, 586
Condition of mucous membranes, 586
Swelling of lymphatic glands, 586
Temperature, 587
Complications and sequelæ, 587
Diagnosis, 587
From measles, 587
From scarlet fever, 587
From symptomatic skin eruptions, 588
Prognosis of, 588
Treatment of, 588
RUBEOLA, 557
Definition, 557
Synonyms, 557
History, 557
Etiology, 557
Nature of contagion, 558
Relation of straw fungus, 558
Mode of entrance into body, 558
Modes of dissemination of contagion, 559
Inoculation, 559
Stage when most easily propagated, 560
Race, influence of, 561
Age, influence of, 561
Sex, influence of, 562
Climate as a cause, 560
Pregnancy and parturition as a cause, 561
Scrofula as a cause, 561
Diseases of respiratory organs as a cause, 561
Relation of, to acute diseases, 561
to chronic diseases, 561
to whooping cough, 561
Influence of nervous diseases upon susceptibility, 561
Frequency of epidemics, 560
in new-born, 562
second attacks, 563
Relapses in, 563
Symptoms, 563
Incubation stage, 563
Duration of incubation stage, 560
Prodromal stage, 564
Temperature, 564
Catarrhal symptoms, 564
Punctated appearance of palatal and faucial mucous membrane, 564
Convulsions, 565
Duration of, 565
Eruptive stage, 565
Temperature of, 566
Character and seat of eruption, 566
General symptoms, 567
Symptoms at decline, 567
Temperature at decline, 567
Duration of eruptive stage, 567
Varieties of, 568
Inflammatory or synochal, 568
Hemorrhagic (rubeola nigra), 569
Without eruption, 568
catarrh, 568
Deviations from ordinary course, 569
Peculiarities in seat of eruption, 569
in character of eruption, 569
Relapses of eruption, 570
Complications, 570
Causes, 570
Complicated with epistaxis, 570
Skin disorders, 570
Pemphigoid eruptions, 571
Ear diseases, 570
Eye diseases, 571
Faucial inflammation, 571
Laryngitis, 571
Bronchitis and capillary bronchitis, 571
Pneumonia, 571
Pulmonary oedema, 572
Acute miliary tuberculosis, 572
Heart-clot, 572
Intestinal catarrh, 572
Convulsions, 572
Diphtheria, 573
Sequelæ, 573
Followed by general miliary tuberculosis, 574
Chronic pulmonary tuberculosis, 573
Coryza, 574
Ophthalmia, 574
Otitis, 574
Intestinal catarrh, 574
Cutaneous diseases, 574
Bone and joint disease, 574
Nervous affections, 574
Granular meningitis, 574
Albuminuria, 574
Gangrenous affections, 574
Morbid anatomy, 575
Changes in skin, 575
Diagnosis, 575
Value of punctated appearance of palatal and faucial mucous
membranes, 575
Salient points in diagnosis, 575
From rötheln, 576
Scarlet fever, 576
Variola, 576
Roseola and erythema, 577
Typhus, 577
Roseola syphilitica, 577
Prognosis, 577
Factors to be considered in making, 577
Influence of hygienic surroundings, 577
previous health, 578
complications, 578
Mortality, 578
Influence of stage of disease, 578
of age, 578
Treatment, 578
Preventive, 578
Isolation, 578
Hygienic, 579
Diet, 579
Uncomplicated cases, 579
Results, 579
Hyperpyrexia, 580
Retrocession of eruption, 580
Epistaxis, 580
Diarrhoea, 581
Nausea and vomiting, 581
Constipation, 581
Cough, 581
Eye complications, 581
Aural complications, 581
Bronchitis and pneumonia, 581
Convulsions, 581
Use of aconite, 580
Inunctions, 580
Quinia, 580
Stimulants, 580
S.
Salicylic acid, use of, in diphtheria, 707
in relapsing fever, 428
Saliva, propagation of rabies and hydrophobia by, 891
Salivary glands, lesions of, in typhoid fever, 268
Sanitary inspection of houses, 187
Sarcoma, 118