On the pathology and treatment of gonorrhœa / by J.L. Milton.

  • Milton, J. L. (John Laws), 1820-1898.
Date:
1884
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    Pathology, 179 ; Causes, 173 ; Table IX.—Statistics of Orchitis, 171 Prognosis, Results, 187 ; Treatment usually adopted, 189 ; Puncture of the Tunica Albuginea, 191 ; Puncture of the Tunica Vaginalis, 194 Strapping the Testicle, 195 ; Mr. Gay's Treatment, 196 ; M. Bonna font's, M. Langlebert's, 197 ; Proposed Plan of Treatment, 198 Blistering the Scrotum, 200 ; Subsecpient Treatment, 201; Deferenti- tis, 202 ; Inflammation of Spermatic Cord, 202 ; 6-7. Phimosis and Paraphimosis, 203 -y 8. Balanitis, 204 ; 9. Inflammatory Swelling op the Penis, 205; 10. Inflammation of the Spongy and Cavernous Bodies, 206. CHAPTER VI. Treatment of Gonorrhea {continued). Complications which interfere with the Cure of Gonorrhcea :—1. Falnt- ing from the Use of Injections, Cases, 207; 2. Great natural or induced Weakness, 209 ; Cases, 209 ; 3. Tendency to Inflammation of the Lacuna of the Urethra, 212 ; 4. Morbid Sensibility of the Urethra, 215; 5. Strong Tendency to Stricture, 216 ; Caustic- holders, 218 ; The Cage Bougie, 220 ; 6. Retention of Urine, 221 ; Treatment, 221 ; 7. Balanitis occurring along with Phimosis and Stricture, 222 ; 8. Excessive Irritability of the Bladder, 222 ; 9. Inflammation of the Bladder, 224; 10. Excessive Irritability of the Rectum, 224 ; 11. Perineal Abscess, 224 ; Cases, 225 ; 12. In- flammation of the Prostate—Pathology, Divisions :—1. Acute ; 2. Subacute or Chronic (Congestion of the Prostate), 226; Prognosis, Results, 227 ; Treatment, 227; 13. Inflammation of the Seminal Vesicles, 228 ; 14. Gonorrhceal Peritonitis, 229; Prognosis, 230; 15. Sub-peritoneal Inflammation, 230 ; Prognosis, Treatment, 230 ; 16. Gonorrheal Perinephritic Abscess, 232 ; 17. Gonorrheal (?) Pyelitis and Nephritis, Cases, 233 ; 18. Gonorrheal (?) Pleuritis, 234 ; 19. Gonorrheal Rheumatism, History, 234 ; Pathology, 235 ; Divisions, 240; Gonorrhceal Synovitis, 242 ; Gonorrhceal Sciatica, 244 ; Gonorrhceal Rheumatism in Women, 246 ; Complications, a-b. Gonorrhceal Endocarditis and Pericarditis, 247; c. Gonorrhceal Menin- gitis, 251 ; d. Gonorrhceal Myelitis, 252 ; e. Gonorrhceal (?) Hepatitis, 252 ; /. Gonorrhceal (?) Nephritis, 253 ; g. Gonorrhceal Pyaemia, 253 ; h. Gonorrhceal Adenitis, etc., 254 ; Mode in which Gonorrhceal Rheu- matism is set up, Prognosis, 255 ; Treatment usually adopted, 259 ; Proposed Plan of Treatment, 258 ; 20. Gonorrheal Affections of the Eye—a. Ophthalmia, Pathology, 262 ; Prognosis, Treatment usually adopted, 263 ; Proposed Plan of Treatment, 265 ; b. Gonorrhoeal Iritis,