diagnostics and
章节目录
共 54 章- CHAPTER I.—Malaria, 1.
- CHAPTER II.—Blackwater fever, 55.
- CHAPTER III.—The trypanosomiases, 66; African trypanosomiasis, 66;
- CHAPTER IV.—The tropical relapsing fevers, 86.
- CHAPTER V.—Yellow fever, 97.
- CHAPTER VI.—Infectious jaundice, 114.
- CHAPTER VII.—Rat bite fever, 118.
- CHAPTER VIII.—The leishmaniases, 121; Visceral leishmaniasis, 127;
- CHAPTER IX.—General considerations of dysentery, 141.
- CHAPTER X.—Amoebic dysentery, 147.
- CHAPTER XI.—Liver abscess, 164.
- CHAPTER XII.—Bacillary dysentery, 174.
- CHAPTER XIII.—Plague, 188.
- CHAPTER XIV.—Tularaemia, 213.
- CHAPTER XV.—Cholera, 218.
- CHAPTER XVI.—Malta fever, 237.
- CHAPTER XVII.—Leprosy, 246.
- CHAPTER XVIII.—Beriberi, 268; Rice and beriberi, 272; Ship
- CHAPTER XIX.—Pellagra, 291; The diagnostic triad, 302.
- CHAPTER XX.—Sprue, 313; Hill diarrhoea, 316.
- CHAPTER XXI.—Ancylostomiasis, 319.
- CHAPTER XXII.—Filarial infections, 336; Filaria bancrofti, 341;
- CHAPTER XXIII.—The schistosomiases, 357; Japanese schistosomiasis,
- CHAPTER XXIV.—Minor helminthic infections, 368; Paragonimiasis,
- CHAPTER XXV.—Table of important animal parasite diseases, 377;
- CHAPTER XXVI.—Yaws, 384.
- CHAPTER XXVII.—Gangosa, 395.
- CHAPTER XXVIII.—Mycetoma, 399.
- CHAPTER XXIX.—Granuloma venereum, 404.
- CHAPTER XXX.—Tropical ulcer, 407.
- CHAPTER XXXI.—Tinea imbricata, 411.
- CHAPTER XXXII.—Tinea cruris, 414.
- CHAPTER XXXIII.—Pinta, 416.
- CHAPTER XXXIV.—Minor tropical affections of the skin, 418;
- CHAPTER XXXV.—Verruga peruviana and Oroya fever, 425; Oroya fever,
- CHAPTER XXXVI.—Dengue, 431; Dengue-like fevers, 438; Phlebotomus
- CHAPTER XXXVII.—Tsutsugamushi or Japanese River fever, 442.
- CHAPTER XXXVIII.—Spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains, 446.
- CHAPTER XXXIX.—Typhus fever, 451.
- CHAPTER XL.—Trench fever, 460.
- CHAPTER XLI.—Heat stroke and heat prostration, 464.
- CHAPTER XLII.—Climatic bubo, ainhum, gou
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- In the vegetative stage the human amoeba
- _As regards pneumonic plague_ the origin
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- _Enteric Group of Fevers._—In fevers of
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