Volume 2

Handbook of geographical and historical pathology / by August Hirsch ; translated from the second German edition by Charles Creighton.

Hirsch, August, 1817-1894.

Date:: 1883-1886

Credit: Handbook of geographical and historical pathology / by August Hirsch ; translated from the second German edition by Charles Creighton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$GSO INDEX. lmimty — Icelanders, Miqnelonnais, Greenlanders, Central Africans, Ma- lagasys 88 j said to be worse when got from persons of another race 90; good effects of police surveillance 90; bad effects of war and movements of troops 91; remarkable endemics— the sibbens of Scotland 92, the rade- syge of Norway and Sweden 93, the Jutland syphiloid 91, the Dithmar- sian disease 94, the syphiloids of Lithuania and Courland‘95, tliefalca- dina of Belluno 95, the skerljevo of Dalmatia 95, the frenga of Servia, boala of Roumatiiu and Bulgaria, and spirolcolon of Greece 96, the endemic of Chavanne (H:\ute-Sa6ne) 97, of Bidschovv (Bohemia) 97, and of Capistrello (Abruzzi) 97; the great fifteenth century epidemic illustrated by these modern in- stances, both in its rise and decline 98 Syria, leprosy 10, 14, tapeworm 282, trichina 310, guinea-worm 341 T Tjenia echinococcus 294 Taenia mediocanellata chiefly met with in Abyssinia 281; also in other African countries 282; and in India 283, China, Japan &c. 284; in- stances of, in Europe, in South America 285; due to eating un- cooked beef 281—284, 288 Taenia solium, etymology of name 285 {note) ; mostly European in its dis- tribution 286, but met with also in Newfoundland and Mexico 286; goes with eating pork 286, 287 Tahiti, leprosy 19, syphilis 75, goitre 147, lead colic 271, scrofula 620 Tartary, goitre 147 Terai, goitre 146 Ternate, leprosy 54 Thibet, goitre 146 Thuringia, goitre 140 Timbuctoo, yams 105 Tinea imbkicata, form of ringworm iu the East Indies 377 Tokelau Islands, ringworm 376 Tokio, beriberi 580, 583, 586 Toulon, anguillula 323, sand-flea 366, hospital gangrene 486 Toxic effects of the food in leprosy 36, in ergotism 214, iu pellagra 230, in acrodynia 251, in the trembles 254, and in milk-sickness 259; of the | food or drink in lead colic 265, teg. ; of the food in beriberi 589 Trncadie, leprosy 27 Transports, hospital gangrene 487, 488, scurvy 531, 533, 511, 552, beri- beri 577, 588 Transylvania, goitre 134, ergotism 213 Trembles, a disease of cattle in Prairie States of America 254; symptoms of 254; distribution in the United States of America 255; early notices of 2oo; associated with the pasturage of certain spots 256; mostly on poor or fallow land 257 ; due to a toxic substance in the pasture 257; -not malarial, nor owing to a mineral poison in the water 258; milk of animals suffering from, causes a peculiar disease in man 259 Trichina spiralis, I first discovery of Trichinosis, j the parasite 303; first case observed during life 305: Zenker’s case 305; earlier cases and outbreaks not diagnosed at the time 305; cases and outbreaks since Zenker’s 307 ; mostly in North Germany 308; instances in other countries 308; in the United States 310; question of the intermediate host of the parasite—pig or rat 311; unequal distribution of 312 Teichocephalus dispab, general facts of its distribution 302 Troops, syphilis 70, 72, 91; verruga 114; epidemic goitre 156; acrodynia 215; guinea-worm 345, 34S, 355; itch 360 (note); sand flea 366; mat de los pintos 382; hospital gangrene 477, seq., 483. 4S7; scurry 511, 521 (table), 536, 546, seq., 556; beriberi 574, 580-1, 590 Tropics, leprosy 32, syphilis 87, yaws 107, verruga il8, lead colic 268, 276. parasites 280, ascaris 299, JUaria sanguinis 333, guinea-worm 339. mai de los pintos 382, 3S6, hospital gan- grene 479, 481, beriberi 579, anamia 502, immunity from gout 663 Tunis, syphilis 78, spotted skin 3SS, scrofula 621 Turkestan, leprosy 14, guinea-worm 341 Turkey, leprosy 22, erysipelas 393 Tuscany, pellagra 222 Tyrol, syphilis 95, goitre 132 U Union Islands, ringworm 376 United States, leprosy (among Norwe-$