Hair, 21
atrophy of, 187
graying of, 180
hypertrophy of, 168
superfluous, 168
Hair-follicle, 21
Hairy people, 168
Harvest mite, 277
Heat rash, 74
Hemorrhages, 144-146
Henoch's purpura, 145, 146
Hereditary infantile syphilis, 228
cutaneous manifestations of, 221
Herpes, 78
facialis, 78
gestationis, 83
iris, 48
labialis, 78
praeputialis, 79
progenitalis, 78
simplex, 78-80
zoster, 81-83
Hirsuties, 168
Hives, 52
Homines pilosi, 168
Horn, cutaneous, 158
Hydradenitis suppurativa, 130
Hydroa aestivale, 80
herpetiforme, 83
puerorum, 80
vacciniforme, 80
Hydrocystoma, 31
Hyperesthesia, 244
Hyperidrosis, 28-30
Hypertrichosis, 168-170
Hypertrophic scar, 192
Hypertrophies, 148-177
Hypertrophy of the hair, 168
of the nail, 167
Ichthyosis, 165-167
congenita, 165
follicularis, 153
hystrix, 165
sebacea, 33
cornea, 153
simplex, 165
Impetigo contagiosa, 136, 138
herpetiformis, 138
simplex, 137
Infantile syphilis, hereditary, 228
Inflammations, 44-143
Inflammatory fungoid neoplasm, 242
Iodides, eruptions from, 62
Iodoform dermatitis, 59
Itch, 267
barbers', 255
dhobie, 265
mite, 269
Ivy poisoning, 59
Ixodes, 277
Jigger, 278
Keloid, 172, 192
cicatricial, 191
false, 191
of Addison, 172
of Alibert, 191
spontaneous, 191
true, 191
Keratodermia, symmetric, 155
Keratoma, 155
Keratosis follicularis, 153
palmaris et plantaris, 155
pigmentosa, 160
pilaris, 151, 152
senilis, 236
Kerion, 255
Land scurvy, 145
Larva nigrans, 278
Lentigo, 148
Leontiasis, 233
Lepra, 231-235
Leprosy, 231
anaesthetic, 233
Lombardian, 235
tubercular, 232
Leptus, 277
Lesions, 22
configuration of, 24
consecutive, 23
distribution of, 24
elementary, 22
primary, 22
secondary, 23
Leucoderma, 178
Leucopathia, 178
Lichen moniliformis, 98
pilaris, 151
planus, 98
hypertrophicus, 98
ruber, 99
acuminatus, 99
scrofulosus, 100
tropicus, 74
urticatus, 53
Linae albicantes, 190
Linear naevus, 163
scarification, 208
Liomyoma cutis, 196
Liquor carbonic detergens, 113
picis alkalinus, 116
Lombardian leprosy, 235
Louse, body (pediculus corporis), 274
clothes (pediculus corporis), 274
crab, 275
head (pediculus capitis), 272
Lousiness, 271
Lupoid acne, 129
sycosis, 131
Lupus, 203
erythematodes, 199
erythematosus, 199-203
exedens, 203
exfoliativus, 203
exulcerans, 203
hypertrophicus, 204
sebaceous, 199
ulcerations, 203
verrucosus, 204
vorax, 203
vulgaris, 203-208
Lymphangiectodes, 198
Lymphangioma, 198
tuberosum multiplex, 198
Lymphangiomyoma, 196
Maculae, 22
et striae atrophicae, 190
Macules, 22
Madura foot, 212
Malignant papillary dermatitis, 240
pustule, 72
Medicinal eruptions (dermatitis medicamentosa), 60
Melanoderma, 149
Melanosarcoma, 242
Melasma, 149
Mercury, eruptions from, 62
Microsporon audouini, 258
Microsporon furfur, 262
minutissimum, 265
Miliaria, 74-76
alba, 75
crystallina, 30
rubra, 74
Milium, 42, 43
needle, 42
Milk crust, 104
Mite, harvest, 277
itch, 269
Moist papule, 216, 217
Mole, 162
Molluscum contagiosum, 153
epitheliale, 153-155
fibrosum, 192
sebaceum, 153
Morphia, eruptions from, 63
Morph[oe]a, 172
Mosquito, 279
Mucous patch, 217
Mycetoma, 212
Mycosis fungoides, 242
Myoma, 196
cutis, 196
telangiectodes, 196
Naevus araneus, 198
capillary, 196
flammeus, 196
linear, 163
lipomatodes, 164
pigmentosus, 162
pilosus, 163, 168
sanguineus, 196
simplex, 196
spider, 198
spilus, 163
tuberosus, 197
vasculosus, 196
venous, 197
verrucosus, 163
Nail, atrophy of, 188
hypertrophy of, 167
Necrotic granuloma, 129
Neoplasm, inflammatory fungoid, 242
Neoplasmata (new growths), 191, 241
Nettlerash, 52
Neuralgia of the skin, 244
Neuroma, 194
Neuroses, 244-247
New growths, 191-243
Nits, 273
Objective symptoms, 22
[OE]dema, acute circumscribed, 54
neonatorum, 170
[OE]strus, 278
Ointment bases, 27
Onychatrophia, 188
Onychauxis, 167, 168
Onychomycosis, 188
favosa, 249
Opium, eruptions from, 63
Oroya fever, 73
Osmidrosis, 32
Ova of pediculi, 273
Pachydermia, 174
Paget's disease of the nipple, 240
Papillae, nervous and vascular, 20
Papulae, 23
Papule, moist, 216, 217
Papules, 23
Parasitic affections, 247-279
sycosis, 255
Parasiticides, 250, 259
Parchment skin, 190
Paronychia, 167
Patch, mucous, 217
Pediculosis, 271
capillitii, 272
capitis, 272, 273
corporis, 274, 275
pubis, 275, 276
Pediculus capitis, 272
corporis, 274
pubis, 275
vestimenti, 274
Peliosis rheumatica, 144
Pellagra, 235
Pemphigus, 140-144
foliaceus, 141
neonatorum, 140
pruriginosus, 83
vegetans, 142
vulgaris, 140
Perforating ulcer of the foot, 213
Peruvian warts, 73
Phlegmona diffusa, 68
Phosphorescent sweat, 33
Phosphoridrosis, 33
Phtheiriasis, 271
Plan, 73
Pityriasis capitis, 34
maculata et circinata, 95
pilaris, 151
rosea, 95, 96
rubra, 97
Pityriasis rubra pilaris, 99
versicolor, 261
Plasment, 117
Plaster-mull, 117
Podelcoma, 212
Poison dogwood, dermatitis from, 59
ivy, dermatitis from, 59
sumach, dermatitis from, 59
vine, dermatitis from, 59
Pomphi, 23
Pompholyx, 76-78
Port-wine mark, 197
Post-mortem pustule, 73
Prickly heat, 74
Primary lesions, 22, 23
Prurigo, 118, 119
Pruritus, 244-247
ani, 245
hiemalis, 245
scroti, 245
senilis, 245
vulvae, 245
Pseudochromidrosis, 33
Psoriasis, 86-95
circinata, 88
diffusa, 88
guttata, 88
gyrata, 88
inveterata, 88
nummularis, 88
punctata, 88
syphilitica, 218
Psorospermosis, 153, 154, 240
Pulex irritans, 279
penetrans, 278
Punctate scarification, 208
Purpura, 144-146
haemorrhagica, 145
Henoch's, 145, 146
rheumatica, 144
scorbutica, 146
simplex, 144
urticans, 144
Pustula maligna, 72
Pustulae, 23
Pustules, 23
Quinine, eruptions from, 63
Rapidity of cure, 27
Raynaud's disease, 66
Recurrent summer eruption, 80
Red chromidrosis, 33
gum, 74
Relative frequency, 26
Rhagades, 24
Rheumatism of the skin, 244
Rhinophyma, 127
Rhinoscleroma, 198, 199
Rhus poisoning, 59
Ringworm, 251
of bearded region, 255
of general surface, 251
of the nail, 253
of the scalp, 253
of the thighs and scrotum, 252
Tokelau, 261
Rodent ulcer, 236
Rosacea, 198
acne, 126
Rubber plaster, 117
Rupia, 221, 222
Salicylic acid, eruptions from, 63
paste, 113
Salt rheum, 100
Sand flea, 278
Sarcoma, 241, 242
cutis, 241
Sarcoptes scabiei, 269
Scabies, 267-271
Scales, 24
Scarification, linear, 208
punctate, 208
Scarifier, multiple, 202
single, 202
Scars, 24
hypertrophic, 192
Schoenlein's disease, 145, 146
Sclerema, 172
neonatorum, 171
of the newborn, 171
Scleriasis, 172
Scleroderma, 172, 173
neonatorum, 171
Scorbutus, 146
Scrofuloderma, 209
pustular, small, 210
Scurvy, 146
land, 145
sea, 146
Sebaceous cyst, 43
gland, 33
tumor, 43
Seborrh[oe]a, 33-38
congestiva, 199
oleosa, 34
sicca, 34
Secondary lesions, 23, 24
Shingles, 81
Skin, anatomy of, 17
cancer, 236
general idiopathic atrophy of, 189
glossy, 189
looseness of, 176
Skin, parchment, 190
Spider naevus, 198
Spiradenitis, 130
Spontaneous gangrene, 65
Spots, 22
Squamae, 24
Stains, 24
Statistics, 280, 281
Steatoma, 43
Steatorrh[oe]a, 33
Stramonium, eruptions from, 63
Striae et maculae atrophicae, 190
Strophulus, 74
albidus, 42
Subjective symptoms, 22
Sudamen, 30, 31
Superfluous hair, 168
Sweat, colored (chromidrosis), 32
glands, 28
phosphorescent, 33
Sweating, excessive, 28
Sycosis, 130-135
coccogenica, 130
non-parasitica, 130
parasitic, 255
vulgaris, 130
Symmetric gangrene, 66
keratodermia, 155
Symptomatology, 22-26
Symptoms, objective, 22
subjective, 22
systemic, 22
Syphilis cutanea, 213-231
early eruptions of, 213
late eruptions of, 214
papillomatosa, 225
hereditary, 227
eruptions of, 227
of the skin, 213-231
Syphiloderm, 213
acne-form, 220
annular, 219
bullous, 222, 228
circinate, 219
ecthyma-form, 221
erythematous, 214, 227
gummatous, 225
impetigo-form, 220
large acuminated-pustular, 220
flat-pustular, 221
papular, 216
lenticular, 216
macular, 214, 227
miliary papular, 215
pustular, 219
non-ulcerating tubercular, 224
palmar, 217, 218
papular, 215, 227
papulo-squamous, 218
plantar, 218
pustular, 219
serpiginous tubercular, 224
small acuminated-pustular, 219
flat-pustular, 220
papular, 215
squamous, 218
tubercular, 223, 224
ulcerating tubercular, 224
variola-form, 220
vegetating, 218
Syphiloderma, 213
Syphiloma, 225
Tar acne, 120
Tattoo-marks, removal of, 151
Telangiectasis, 127, 197, 198
Tetter, 100
Tinea circinata, 251
favosa, 247-251
fungus of, 249
unguium, 249
imbricata, 261
kerion, 255
sycosis, 255
tonsurans, 253
trichophytina, 251-261
barbae, 255
capitis, 253
corporis, 251
cruris, 252
fungus of, 258
unguium, 253
versicolor, 262-265
fungus of, 262
Tokelau ringworm, 261
Traumaticin, 94
Trichophyton, 258
Trichorrhexis nodosa, 187
Tubercles, 23
Tubercula, 23
Tuberculosis cutis, 209-211
of the skin, 203
Tuberculosis verrucosa cutis, 209, 210
Tumor, sebaceous, 43
Tumors, 23
Turpentine, eruptions from, 63
Tyloma, 155
Tylosis, 155
Ulcer, perforating, of foot, 213
rodent, 236
Ulcera, 24
Ulerythema sycosiforme, 131
Uridrosis, 33
Urticaria, 52-56
bullosa, 54
chronic, 53
factitia, 52
haemorrhagica, 54
[oe]dematosa, 54
papulosa, 54
tuberosa, 54
giant, 54
pigmentosa, 59
vesicular, 54
Venereal wart, 161
Verruca, 160-162
acuminata, 161
digitata, 160
filiformis, 160
necrogenica, 211
plana, 160
juvenilis, 160
senilis, 160
vulgaris, 160
Verruga peruana, 73
Vesicles, 23
Vesiculae, 23
Vitiligo, 178-180
Vitiligoidea, 195
Vleminckx's solution, 129
Wart, 160
Peruvian, 73
pointed, 161
venereal, 161
Wen, 43
Wheals, 23
Wood-tick, 277
Wound dissection, 73
Xanthelasma, 195
Xanthelasmoidea, 56
Xanthoma, 195, 196
diabeticorum, 195
multiplex, 195
planum, 195
tuberculatum, 195
tuberosum, 195
Xeroderma, 165
Xeroderma pigmentosum, 190
_X_-ray dermatitis, 63
Yaws, 73
Zona, 81
Zoster, 81
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