A treatise on appendicitis / by George R. Fowler.

  • Fowler, George R. (George Ryerson), 1848-1906.
Date:
1894
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Credit: A treatise on appendicitis / by George R. Fowler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Iliac fossa, tumor of, 52. phlebitis, a complication, 59- phlegmon, 20, 38, 42. vessels, erosion of, as a complication, 60. relation of iliac phlegmon to, 20. Imprisoned fecal matter a cause, 77. Incision, lumbar, 137. position and direction of, 153. Indications for operative interference, 134. Indigestion as an etiological factor, 56, 74. differential diagnosis of, 117. Infection, bacterial, the primary cause, 71. methods of, 42. microbic, 95. results of, 42. Inflammation, catarrhal, of the appendix, 93- fibrinous, 93. interstitial, 93. non-specific, 93, 97. purulent, 93. specific, 93. Inflammatory lesions of appendix, 37. Inspissated fecal matter as a cause of appendicitis, 68. Instruments required, 146. sterilization of, 148. Internal hernia, differential diagnosis of, 120. Intestine, discharge of abscess into, 55. Intestinal micro-organisms a cause, 76. obstruction, 65. complicating recovery, 133. differential diagnosis of, 119, 121. mechanical treatment of, 177. paresis, in relation to prognosis, 133. treatment of, 175- Irritation of bladder, 52. Invagination, differential diagnosis of, 122. Kidney, floating, differential diagnosis of, 119. Krug's portable frame, 143. Lavage in post-operative treatment, 172, 173- Laws, pathological, governing the appen- dix, 91. Left-sided appendicitis, cases of, 49. Lembert suture of the stump, 164. Lesions of appendix, classification of, 92. Ligament, appendiculo-ovarian, 22, 92. of Clado, 22. Ligature material, 147. method of applying, to the appendix, 161. permanent, 163. temporary, of appendix, 162. Line, omphalo-spinous, 48. Location of appendix, 17. cecum, 25. primary pain, 46. Locus minoris resistentise, 94. Lumbar phlegmon, 63. tenderness, 116. Lumen, occlusion of, 71. Lymphatic ganglion of the appendix, 25. Lymphatics of meso-appendix, 92. in appendix, 91. Lymphoid tissue of appendix, 23. MacNaughton's coach, 139. McBurney's point, 49. its diagnostic value, 118. Meissner and Auerbach, nerve plexuses of, 92. Mesenteric thrombo-phlebitis, 61. Meso-appendix, 21, 92, 98. endovasculitis in, 94. method of dealing with, 165. paravasculitis in, 94. perivasculitis in, 94. thrombus in vessels of, 94. torsion of, 97. Meso-cecum, 19. Micrococcus flavus liquefaciens, 84. lanceolatus, 81. Microbic infection of the appendix, 95. Micro-organisms a cause of inflammation, 70. as infective agents, 42. Mikulicz's wick drains, 166. Mobility of the appendix, 94.