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共 184 段- Respecting the real nature of these polyarticular inflammati
- {30} The characters of the urine in acute rheumatism are tol
- Pulmonary affections in form of pleuritis, pneumonia, or bro
- Several cutaneous affections are not unfrequently observed i
- Acute articular rheumatism in children presents peculiaritie
- {56} 7. Nor do the salicylates materially alter the time spe
- Notwithstanding the encomiums passed upon propylamine--or, m
- The diet in the early actively febrile stage should consist
- The acute forms generally last but a few days, terminating b
- The general condition in this chronic form varies in differe
- Finally, many of the difficulties connected with this subjec
- Several of my younger patients while bearing children rapidl
- While the ordinary exciting causes of simple acute articular
- Statistics as to the age at which articular gout is most oft
- The frequency with which the metatarso-phalangeal joint of t
- The importance of this symptom is very great when we conside
- EXERCISE.--Next in importance to diet as a hygienic regulati
- ETIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY.--The nature of rachitis has been con
- Is rachitis hereditary? A number of women who were rachitica
- {151} Irregular teething is a constant companion of maxillar
- PROGNOSIS.--The course and the prognosis of rachitis are, as
- Rachitical constipation, depending on incompetency of the in
- The brain has been found in rare instances the seat of softe
- The symptoms in certain epidemics of extraordinary severity
- In the present light of pathological science it is impossibl
- The patient should be guarded against violence. Injuries tha
- The liver is frequently enlarged--sometimes but slightly, at
- As would be expected, the specific gravity of saccharine uri
- The presence of albumen, even in considerable amount, has bu
- Vegetables.--Truffles, lettuce, romaine, chicory, endive, cu
- In 1882, Moleschott[60] suggested the use of iodoform in dia
- 9. Acquired Scrofula.--Although in perhaps a majority of all
- It is entirely unnecessary--and indeed it would be too tedio
- The children of scrofulous parents should be nursed (at the
- It will be necessary, in the first place, to admit that ther
- [Footnote 31: Dr. J. N. Hyde suggests (_Archives of Dermatol
- [Footnote 50: This refers simply to the comparative probabil
- The argument which always seemed to me the strongest, the fa
- The affections of the middle ear and Eustachian tube are sai
- [Footnote 119: These conditions may all result in a child th
- Corroborative evidence--which, to my mind, is very strong as
- Hutchinson makes a similar division of lesions and symptoms,
- [Footnote 206: Lancereaux believed that it was due to the br
- The first indication is met by making the treatment from fir
- Anything that exhausts the physical forces of the adult, suc
- The mucous membrane beneath the growth is red, smooth, and g
- The tumefied portions of the check and lip are pale, hard, u
- PROGNOSIS.--In mild cases the prognosis is favorable, provid
- ETIOLOGY.--Predisposing and Exciting Causes.--It is rarely i
- Should the process be going to terminate in suppuration, the
- DIAGNOSIS.--The presence in a tuberculous subject of a unila
- TREATMENT.--The treatment of the deuteropathic or associated
- The mildest form of the malady is a catarrhal inflammation o
- Membranous pharyngitis, or herpes of the pharynx, is one of
- {399} Traumatic pharyngitis must be treated on general princ
- In cases resisting the plan of treatment suggested mercuric
- SYMPTOMATOLOGY, COURSE, DURATION, TERMINATION, COMPLICATIONS
- DIAGNOSIS.--The diagnosis is based on the sudden onset of th
- [Footnote 22: _N.Y. Med. Journ._, Aug., 1879, p. 158.]
- Since it is one of the most common of all complaints from it
- Of exciting causes, errors of diet are amongst the most cons
- Nausea and vomiting are only occasional symptoms of function
- Pepsin and its Uses.--Of the efficacy of pepsin as an artifi
- The mucous membrane alone is usually the seat of the disease
- Mechanical causes deserve also special consideration. These
- In chronic inflammatory conditions of the gastric mucous mem
- Age. | Males. | Females.
- Vomiting occurs most frequently after taking food, and is gr
- With the escape of the solid, the fluid, and the gaseous con
- The most characteristic anatomical feature of simple ulcer o
- [Footnote 89: On the posterior wall of the stomach, midway b
- {518} There is not much danger of confounding abdominal aneu
- The pain of gastric ulcer is generally relieved in a few day
- With the awakened interest in pathological anatomy which mar
- Few, if any, at present believe that depressing emotions, su
- The habitual absence of free hydrochloric acid in the gastri
- Only in exceptional cases are the bowels regular throughout
- From this grouping it is evident that the existence of secon
- Waldeyer describes with much detail, for this as for the oth
- GASTRIC CANCER. | GASTRIC ULCER. | CHRONIC CATA
- Discussion of the surgical treatment of gastric cancer of co
- HÆMOPTYSIS. | HÆMATEMESIS.
- [Footnote 11: Kundrat and Widerhofer mention no case of sten
- MORBID ANATOMY.--Considerable degrees of dilatation of the s
- In the siphon process the tube inserted into the stomach may
- By physical examination sometimes a tumor in the region of t
- [Footnote 3: Ewald thinks this result is doubtful: in animal
- [Footnote 12: Tyrell, case of a man with eructations smellin
- As pancreatic juice acts both upon proteids and starch, an e
- 14. Food which has but little waste to be got rid of--as mil
- [Footnote 38: In a case seen by the author three separate at
- The infant should be taught to empty the bowel at the same h
- In lumbo-abdominal neuralgia the pain is unilateral and exte
- Sedentary life, by enfeebling muscular movement and by induc
- Under the head of mild forms can be included all cases of in
- This affection rarely assumes a serious form. It usually end
- [Footnote 46: J. M. Fothergill, _Indigestion and Biliousness
- [Footnote 77: _Berlin. klin. Woch._, No. 45, 1873, p. 533. W
- Atrophy of the wall of the intestine, chiefly of the mucous
- (_a_) In what part of the intestinal canal is the disease lo
- DEFINITION.--An affection of the gastro-intestinal mucous me
- The following statistics show how great a destruction of lif
- Emesis occurring at a late stage of the summer complaint is
- PROGNOSIS.--Although this disease every summer largely incre
- {748} The infant with this disease is thirsty, and is theref
- To select the best food for the infant from this considerabl
- SYNONYMS.--Membranous enteritis; Infarctus (Kaempf); Diarrho
- Laboulbène[28] describes the gastro-intestinal false membran
- Fayrer informs us that in the ancient system of Hindoo medic
- It will become apparent in the study of the etiology of dyse
- The noxious action of irritating articles of diet has been r
- The catarrhal process occurs first in detached spots or stre
- Pyæmia announces itself with a series of chills, followed by
- The remedy is best administered in large doses, 20 to 40 gra
- Not infrequently perforation occurs as the result of an acci
- Anorexia is a symptom of intestinal ulcer as a rule. The los
- It is the cause and seat, rather than the existence, of the
- The weight of the bowel and its contents, along with the rap
- In acute cases the attack is sudden, obstruction complete, a
- Symptoms of stricture vary according to the site, cause, and
- TREATMENT.--There are few conditions of the body which cause
- SYMPTOMATOLOGY.--Up to a certain period of development cance
- Diseases of the inferior and terminal portion of the large i
- These piles do not usually cause much suffering; they vary i
- Gall-stones may cause impaction or they may form the nuclei
- The presence of fistula may be suspected if there are in the
- "Pigmentation is common after dysentery, and also after typh
- ULCER OF THE RECTUM, OR THE GRAVER FORM OF FISSURE OF THE AN
- PROLAPSUS ANI AND PROCIDENTIA.--Prolapsus occurs much more f
- Chloride of zinc and caustic potassa are even more unsatisfa
- The mature beef tape-worm is commonly observed as a soft,
- One of the most effective remedies is the oil of turpentine
- This parasite, of the same essential nature as the more ordi
- The severity of the affection is proportioned to the number
- Another species of Filaria, a more dangerous parasite of man
- The urine is usually rather increased in amount, its color h
- The disturbances of the liver causing jaundice are various.
- CAUSES.--A physiological congestion of the liver ensues when
- CAUSES.--Sclerosis of the liver is, conspicuously, a disease
- The contraction of the liver, or, as it may be expressed, th
- The most important causes of hepatic abscess exist in the st
- Local.--The position, size, and shape of the liver are not w
- The mortality from abscess of the liver is very large. In Ro
- The influence of sex in the pathogeny is most remarkable. It
- A body poisoned by phosphorus does not exhibit a tendency to
- It has been already stated that pain in the right hypochondr
- COURSE, DURATION, AND TERMINATION.--As amyloid liver is neve
- Climatic changes and certain seasons, especially the autumn,
- The biliary concretion which is properly a gall-stone has a
- Too long intervals between meals, Frerichs[165] thinks, is m
- Nausea and vomiting are invariable symptoms of hepatic colic
- Treatment of the Calculus State: Of Inspissated Bile.--As th
- The results are far different when the obstruction occurs in
- The ease and safety with which the exploring-trocar can be u
- The fever succeeding the chill is decided, and in some cases
- {1107} The one means of relief consists in the removal of th
- Sialorrhoea, or an excessive secretion from the salivary gla
- In exceptional instances of acquired syphilis the pancreas i
- The first form of hemorrhage is unattended by special sympto
- This statement must be received with some caution. In twenty
- DIAGNOSIS.--When the symptoms are fully developed there are
- These facts are stated to show the hesitation and prudence t
- The next day Flint was added to the consultation. The sympto
- This form of disease is by no means uniform in its first sym
- This case presents to the reader so accurately the usual cou
- The three great emunctories, the skin, the bowels, and the k
- Bad air and bad food are also important predisposing causes.
- The cretaceous transformation is an accepted though remote p
- Breast-milk, poor, influence of, on causation of entero-coli
- Cysts of echinococci of liver (description), 1102
- DYSPEPSIA, FUNCTIONAL, 436
- Friedrichshall water, use of, in intestinal indigestion, 636
- HEMORRHAGE FROM BOWELS, 830
- INTESTINAL CATARRH, CHRONIC, 699
- Laxatives, use of, in dysentery, 809
- LIVER, DISEASES OF, 965
- Nervous affections in acute rheumatism, 37
- Pancreatin, use of, in chronic interstitial pancreatitis, 11
- Preventive treatment of cholera morbus, 724
- RECTUM AND ANUS, DISEASES OF, 877
- SCURVY, 167
- STOMACH, SIMPLE ULCER OF, 480
- SYPHILIS, HEREDITARY, 254
- TYPHLITIS, PERITYPHLITIS AND PARATYPHLITIS, 814