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共 149 段- Fever in general is characterized by a combination of distur
- The toxic group of causes is closely allied to the chemical
- In a more limited sense certain inflammations are called pro
- Thrombi are usually divided into those from compression, dil
- A necrosis of the part whose direct arterial supply is cut o
- Another localized oedema of interest, from its frequent occu
- The clinical importance of fatty metamorphosis requires cons
- Although so little is known of the immediate cause of amyloi
- The method of origin of pigment thus described applies only
- The intimacy of relation between tuberculosis and pearly dis
- As the active elements of the growth are cells, and all cell
- The secondary nodules, whatever may be their method of origi
- The rapidity of growth of tumors is also associated with the
- Scrofulosis is well known to follow in the same family throu
- Elevation of site has importance, not only in regard to clim
- 4. That such organisms are the essential and direct causes o
- Every one has, of course, a general familiarity with the sta
- Exophthalmic goitre is attended characteristically by a full
- Between vomiting of blood from ulcer and from cancer of the
- Prognosis in particular diseases involves the consideration
- The impurities of air which are to be disposed of by ventila
- _All Other Waters_.
- 4. The nearer to the soil-pipe that the fixtures can be arra
- The term "exercise," or "bodily exercise," is commonly used
- In the preceding section have been indicated briefly some of
- It not unfrequently happens that a health board may have all
- (_c_) Privy-vaults are the sole reliance for the disposal of
- Where there is a bit of grass-land a little removed from the
- DEFINITION.--An endemic infectious fever, usually lasting be
- The statistics of all general hospitals, with very few excep
- ILLUSTRATIVE CASES--Lausen[29] is a village lying on the rai
- Several epidemics of typhoid fever have been recently report
- The color and consistence of the mucous membrane of the cæcu
- If the disease tends to run a severe course, all the symptom
- In the beginning of an attack of typhoid fever the patient u
- Meteorism or tympanites is observed in the greater number of
- [Footnote 58: Cited by Murchison. See also article by Paget,
- Liebermeister has called attention in his article on typhoid
- No satisfactory explanation of these relapses has as yet bee
- The prognosis is bad in cases in which coma or wild or viole
- There is only one condition under which I should be disposed
- Frictions with ice are a powerful means of depressing the te
- SPECIFIC TREATMENT.--The search for a specific remedy in typ
- EXCITING CAUSE.--The principal if not the only exciting caus
- Anorexia is generally present in typhus fever from the begin
- The respiratory organs generally present evidences of diseas
- If the physician is called to a case of typhus fever during
- Nationality does not act as a predisposing cause,[6] except
- The duration of the primary paroxysm is usually six or seven
- Leyden[16] has shown that though the percentage of carbonic
- B. B. Y., medical student, was much exposed to the contagion
- Sudden collapse occurs with such comparative frequency in re
- The following very interesting case deserves special mention
- The changes in the spleen are constant, and even more remark
- In the Philadelphia epidemic, out of a total of 1174 cases t
- Atropia, in the dose of gr. 1/60 to gr. 1/40, was usually as
- It appears in the form of puncta, striæ, or diffuse and unif
- Other cases, again, instead of producing the impression upon
- PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT.--The loftiest end to be reached b
- ETIOLOGY.--Nearly everything that could be said under this h
- In several European countries the common people--at least th
- Although eczema is the most common of the cutaneous affectio
- Crusts should be reduced to a powder, and then made into a t
- As with most of the infectious maladies, scarlet fever exten
- CONTAGIOUSNESS.--The area of the contagiousness of scarlet f
- Sometimes a second attack occurs so soon after the first tha
- IRREGULAR FORMS.--Deviation from the normal type in scarlet
- The elaborate treatise by Sanné of Paris on diphtheria conta
- Rx. Ol. Gaultheriæ fl. drachm iss;
- In a child of five years that died after a sickness of thirt
- TREATMENT.--PROPHYLAXIS. Since the discovery by Jenner of th
- Trousseau, in the treatment of sthenic cases attended by a h
- The renal affection, which, as we have seen, so often commen
- ETIOLOGY.--The exact nature of the measles contagium has nev
- The most pronounced feature of this stage of the disease is,
- Some degree of laryngitis is an accompaniment of all cases o
- PROGNOSIS.--The prognosis of normal uncomplicated measles is
- In most cases prodromal symptoms are entirely absent, the pr
- Those malarial attacks which ensue almost immediately after
- The mildest cases of remittent fever are not readily disting
- The cure of a congestive chill is one of the most difficult
- These blended symptoms should not be expected to exhibit the
- The course of bilateral orchitis is longer by forty-eight ho
- In yet severer types of the malady the intensity of the infl
- {639} Subcutaneous injections of carbolic acid and other ant
- Prognosis is seriously influenced by the condition of the pa
- The sick room should be kept freely ventilated, and the pati
- Meanwhile, the strife regarding the nature of the disease co
- There are still other cases in which deposits of membrane an
- Albuminuria seldom lasts longer than a week, and is not ofte
- As there are individuals, so there are families, which have
- Where elastic tissue predominates, diphtheritic impregnation
- [Footnote 39: We have to improve somewhat on the plan of Tho
- {702} There can be no better proof for the necessity of
- Boric (boracic) acid, in saturated (1:25) or milder solution
- The immediate results of this importation and first appearan
- Immediately after the breaking up of the camp cases occurred
- It has been objected to the communicability of cholera that
- The skin, as has elsewhere been described, is pallid, bluish
- The intestinal canal of those who die during the collapse of
- DIAGNOSIS.--The most characteristic symptoms of Asiatic chol
- It would burden this narrative even to enumerate the instanc
- The treatment of the stage of reaction when it does not exce
- On the hypothesis that the cholera poison consists of organi
- SYMPTOMATOLOGY.--Individual cases of the plague, as of other
- Purging, bloodletting, mercurials, blistering, emetics, have
- PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.--The structural changes which take pla
- While the disease was thus spreading throughout Europe, it a
- [Footnote 16: _Richmond Med. Jour._, ii. 1.]
- Coma is met with sooner or later in nearly all fatal cases,
- The character of the convalescence from epidemic meningitis
- Our conception of the pathology of epidemic meningitis is im
- There is no evidence sufficient to show that epidemic mening
- Dolan believes the phenomena of the cough or kinks to be due
- We have already alluded to the value of quinia, which has be
- In 1729-30 a widespread epidemic swept over Europe. In five
- The question of the contagiousness of influenza is one of gr
- Owing to the masking of the physical signs in the early stag
- General bloodletting is not to be resorted to in influenza.
- Very little also is definitely known about the condition of
- The contagion of rabies is usually resident in the saliva, b
- The rabid horse is the subject of violent excitement, nervou
- Other measures less thorough and efficient are often advocat
- 3d. Debility from ill-health, low feeding, or overwork.--The
- Up to 1812 the communication of glanders to man failed to be
- HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION.--While ancient histor
- How anthrax-germs enter the body is partly known and partly
- The pyrexia, at first slight, often reaches a high grade, at
- Ambrose Paré (1582) first taught that secondary abscesses in
- The term septo-pyæmia is applied to a morbid condition posse
- It is now a well-recognized fact that all septic absorption
- The lungs are more frequently the seat of metastatic abscess
- The condition of the tongue in pyæmia may be regarded as an
- Lattin has recommended the use of large doses of ergotine in
- PHLEBITIS AND PHLEBO-THROMBOSIS.--The formation of thrombi i
- So far, attempts at isolating the microspores of septicæmia
- The question as to the extent to which erysipelas and puerpe
- Bandl[49] mentions as a sign of local peritonitis, sometimes
- It is proper to say here that, though the argument is very s
- Surely these results do not support the idea that it is bett
- {1029} Intra-uterine injections should be resorted to with e
- In the treatment of encysted peritoneal effusions, and in in
- Alcohol, use of, in algid form of pernicious malarial fever,
- Delirium in cerebro-spinal meningitis, 812
- _Glanders in Man_, 919
- MENINGITIS, EPIDEMIC CEREBRO-SPINAL, 795
- PUERPERAL FEVER, 984
- SCARLET FEVER, 486
- TYPHUS FEVER, 338