A manual of venereal diseases / by officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps.

  • Great Britain. Army. Royal Army Medical Corps.
Date:
1907
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Credit: A manual of venereal diseases / by officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Phimosis, in gonorrhoea, 211 ; with soft chancre, 229 Phosphaturia, in gonor- rhoea, 190 Pityriasis, differential diagnosis from syphil- ides, 116 PoNSELLE (see Levaditi, 58), suggested method for staining spirochaetes in blood, 77 Potassium permanganate, use in gonorrhoea, 197 Proca, his stain for S2nro- chaeta pallida, 64 Prottoigol, use in gonor- rhoea, 198 ; in anterior urethritis, 208 Prophylaxis, in armies, 28- 39 Psoriasis, differentiation from scaly syphilide, 109 Pyrexia, continuous mild, in syphilis an e?.r]y symptom. 111 ; des- cription of, 119 QuiNQUAUD, introduction of calomel plasters, 165 QuEYRAT, his stain for bacillus of Ducrey, 226 Rabbits, experiments in inoculation, 103-4 Ramon-y-Cayal, his stain- ing method applied to spirochaetes, 72 Ravant, suggested method of finding spirochaetes in the blood, 77 ; uni- form results in inocula- tion of monkeys, 100 Reuter, found Spirochaeta pallida in internal tunic of aorta, 87 RoMANOwsKY, his chroma- tin-staining method, 56 Rose Spot, showing spirochaetes, 85 Rossi de, references to stain for Spirochaeta pallida, 65-6 Roux, specially advocated Marino's stain for Spiro- chaeta pallida, 64 ; in- oculated chimpanzee with syphilis in 1903, 97 Salicylate of mercmy, used in Germany for intra-muscular injec- tions, 161 Saling, his views on Sjnro- chaeta pallida, 78 Sarsaparilla, use of, 173 ScHAUDiNN, confirmed Renter's finding of Spirochaeta pallida in internal tunic of aorta, 87 ; his discovery with Hoffmann of Sp. pallida, 42 SCHERBER, could UOt fijld spirochaetes in cornea, 103-4. ScHLlMPERT, reference to works, 94