A system of practical medicine. By American authors. Vol. 2

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Editor

Starr, Louis, 1849-1925

Title

A system of practical medicine. By American authors. Vol. 2 : General diseases (continued) and diseases of the digestive system

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Produced by Ron Swanson

Language

English

LoC Class

RC: Medicine: Internal medicine

Subject

Medicine -- Practice

Category

Text

eBook-No.

45313

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/45313

Release Date

April 3, 2014

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.A — SYSTEM — OF — PRACTICAL MEDICINE. — BY — AMERICAN AUTHORS. — EDITED BY — WILLIAM PEPPER, M.D., LL.D., — ASSISTED BY — LOUIS STARR, M.D., — VOLUME II.
2. 2.GENERAL DISEASES (CONTINUED)
3. 3.DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. — PHILADELPHIA: LEA BROTHERS & CO. 1885.
4. 4.CONTENTS OF VOLUME II. — GENERAL DISEASES (C ONTINUED ). — DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
5. 5.CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME II.
6. 6.ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOLUME II.
7. 7.GENERAL DISEASES — RHEUMATISM. — Acute Articular Rheumatism. — Subacute Articular Rheumatism. — Mono- or Uni-Articular Acute and Subacute Rheumatism. — Chronic Articular Rheumatism, — Muscular Rheumatism. — Rheumatoid Arthritis. — Gonorrhoeal Rheumatism, or Gonorrhoeal Arthritis. — GOUT. — RACHITIS. 1 — Acute Rachitis. — SCURVY. — PURPURA. — DIABETES MELLITUS. — SCROFULA. — HEREDITARY SYPHILIS.
8. 8.DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. — DISEASES OF THE MOUTH AND TONGUE. — Stomatitis. — Stomatitis Catarrhalis. — Aphthous Stomatitis. — Stomatitis Parasitica. — Stomatitis Ulcerosa. — Stomatitis Gangrenosa. — Toxic Stomatitis. — Mercurial Stomatitis. — Abnormalities and Vices of Conformation of the Tongue. — Ankyloglossia. — Macroglossia. — Glossitis. — Superficial Glossitis. — Glossitis Parasitica. — Parenchymatous Glossitis. — Chronic Glossitis. — Chronic Superficial Glossitis. — Chronic Parenchymatous Glossitis. — Glossanthrax (Carbuncle of the Tongue, Malignant Pustule of the Tongue). — Ulceration of the Tongue. — Hemorrhage from the Mouth. — Morbid Dentition. — DISEASES OF THE TONSILS. — Tonsillitis. — DISEASES OF THE PHARYNX. — Acute Pharyngitis. — Tuberculous Pharyngitis. — Chronic Pharyngitis. — Syphilitic Pharyngitis. — DISEASES OF THE OESOPHAGUS. — Oesophagitis. — Acute Oesophagitis. — Chronic Oesophagitis. — Ulcerations of the Oesophagus. — Stricture of the Oesophagus. — Spasmodic Stricture of the Oesophagus. — Organic Stricture of the Oesophagus. — Carcinoma of the Oesophagus. — Paralysis of the Oesophagus. — Dilatation of the Oesophagus. — FUNCTIONAL AND INFLAMMATORY DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. — Functional Dyspepsia (Atonic Dyspepsia, Indigestion). — Gastralgia (Gastrodynia, Cardialgia, Spasm of the Stomach). — Acute Gastritis (Acute Gastric Catarrh). — Chronic Gastritis (Chronic Gastric Catarrh). — SIMPLE ULCER OF THE STOMACH. — Addendum. — CANCER OF THE STOMACH. — Non-Cancerous Tumors of the Stomach. — HEMORRHAGE FROM THE STOMACH. — DILATATION OF THE STOMACH. — Acute Dilatation of the Stomach. — MINOR ORGANIC AFFECTIONS OF THE STOMACH. — (CIRRHOSIS; HYPERTROPHIC STENOSIS OF PYLORUS; ATROPHY; ANOMALIES IN THE FORM AND THE POSITION OF THE STOMACH; RUPTURE; GASTROMALACIA.) — CIRRHOSIS OF THE STOMACH. — HYPERTROPHIC STENOSIS OF THE PYLORUS. — ATROPHY OF THE STOMACH. — ANOMALIES IN THE FORM AND IN THE POSITION OF THE STOMACH. — RUPTURE OF THE STOMACH. — GASTROMALACIA. — INTESTINAL INDIGESTION. — CONSTIPATION. — ENTERALGIA (INTESTINAL COLIC). — ACUTE INTESTINAL CATARRH (DUODENITIS, JEJUNITIS, ILEITIS, COLITIS, PROCTITIS). — CHRONIC INTESTINAL CATARRH. — CHOLERA MORBUS. — INTESTINAL AFFECTIONS OF CHILDREN IN HOT WEATHER. — Entero-Colitis. — Cholera Infantum, or Choleriform Diarrhoea. — PSEUDO-MEMBRANOUS ENTERITIS. — DYSENTERY. — TYPHLITIS, PERITYPHLITIS, PARATYPHLITIS. — INTESTINAL ULCER. — HEMORRHAGE OF THE BOWELS. — INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION. — Congenital Strictures and Malformations. — Impaction of Foreign Bodies. — Acute Internal Strangulation, Twisting, etc. — Intussusception, Invagination. — Constipation. — Stricture of the Bowel. — Compression and Contraction of the Bowel. — CANCER AND LARDACEOUS DEGENERATION OF THE INTESTINES. — Lardaceous Degeneration of the Intestines. — DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS. — Congenital Malformations. — PRIMARY DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS. — Prolapse and Procidentia of Rectum and Anus. — Polypi of the Rectum. — Hemorrhoids, or Piles. — Dilatation of the Rectal Pouches, or Physick's Encysted Rectum. — Non-malignant Stricture of the Rectum. — Proctitis, or Inflammation of the Rectum. — Fissure of the Anus and Rectum. — Rodent, or Lupoid, Ulcer of the Rectum. — Obstruction of the Rectum. — Cutaneous Eruptions and Parasitic Conditions of the Anus. — Ulceration of the Rectum and Anus. — Follicular Ulcerations. — Peri-anal and Peri-rectal Abscess. — Fistula in Ano. — Hemorrhage from the Rectum. — SECONDARY DISEASES OF THE RECTUM AND ANUS. — Syphilis of the Rectum and Anus. — Scrofulous and Tuberculous Affections. — Cancer, Malignant Stricture, and Malignant Ulceration. — The Effect of Abnormal Conditions of the Spinal Cord and its Membranes upon the Rectum and Anus. — Spasm or Spasmodic Contraction of the Rectum and Anus. — Pruritus Ani. — Neuralgia of the Rectum. — The Effects of Cholera and of Certain Poisons and Remedies upon the Rectum. — RÉSUMÉ OF THE THERAPEUTICAL AND SURGICAL TREATMENT. — Rectal Alimentation. — INTESTINAL WORMS. — The Cestodes, or Tape-worms. — The Trematodes, or Fluke-worms. — The Acanthocephali, or Thorn-head Worms. — The Nematodes, or Thread-worms. — DISEASES OF THE LIVER. — I. FUNCTIONAL DISORDERS. — Biliousness. — Lithæmia. — Hepatic Glycosuria (Temporary). — Jaundice (Icterus). — II. STRUCTURAL DISEASES OF THE LIVER. — Hyperæmia of the Liver. — Perihepatitis. — Interstitial Hepatitis; Sclerosis of the Liver; Cirrhosis. — Suppurative Hepatitis; Abscess of the Liver. — Acute Yellow Atrophy. — The Liver in Phosphorus-Poisoning. — Carcinoma of the Liver. — Amyloid Liver. — Fatty Liver; Fatty Degeneration of the Liver (Hepar Adiposum). — III. AFFECTIONS OF THE BILIARY PASSAGES. — Catarrh of the Bile-Ducts. — Biliary Concretions; Gall-Stones; Hepatic Calculi; Hepatic Colic. — Occlusion of the Biliary Passages; Stenosis of the Ductus Communis Choledochus. — IV. DISEASES OF THE PORTAL VEIN. — Thrombosis and Embolism of the Portal Vein; Stenosis; Pylephlebitis. — Suppurative Pylephlebitis. — V. PARASITES OF THE LIVER. — Echinococcus of the Liver; Hydatids of the Liver. — Distoma hepaticum and Distoma lanceolatum (Liver-Flukes). — Parasites in the Portal Vein. — DISEASES OF THE PANCREAS. — INFLAMMATORY AFFECTIONS OF THE PANCREAS. — Acute Idiopathic Pancreatitis. — Acute Secondary Pancreatitis. — Chronic Interstitial Pancreatitis. — MORBID GROWTHS OF THE PANCREAS. — Carcinoma. — Sarcoma and Tubercle of the Pancreas. — DEGENERATIONS OF THE PANCREAS. — Fatty Disease of the Pancreas. — Albuminoid Degeneration of the Pancreas. — Hemorrhages into the Pancreas. — OBSTRUCTION OF THE PANCREATIC DUCT. — PERITONITIS. — Acute Diffuse Peritonitis. — Peritonitis from Perforation. — Local Peritonitis. — Chronic Peritonitis. — Tubercular Peritonitis. — Cancerous Peritonitis. — Infantile Peritonitis, or Peritonitis of Childhood. — Ascites. — Hemorrhagic Effusion — DISEASES OF THE ABDOMINAL GLANDS (TABES MESENTERICA). — INDEX TO VOLUME II.

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