Volume 4

A system of medicine / by many writers ; edited by Thomas Clifford Allbutt and Humphry Davy Rolleston.

Date:
1905
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    diseases and, 734 ; oiieratiou in, 730-730; j mortality of, 737 ; opium in. 719, 724, | 739 ; pain in, 712, 721, 720 ; pancreatitis I and. 733 ; paralysis of the intestine in, ] 709, 712-713 ; peristalsis in, 708 ; peri- tonitis in, 713, 731, 732, 910 ; prognosis, 737 ; rectal examination in, 729 ; recur- rence, 737 ; strangulation of intestine in, 710 ; symptoms, 712-724, tabulated, 721 ; tenesmus in, 720, 727 ; termination of, 736 ; toxins absorbed <luriug, 718-719 ; treatment, general, 738 ; tuberculous peritonitis and, 732 ; tumour in, 728 ; uraemia and, 734 ; vascular changes in, 710-711 ; vomiting in, described, 714- 710, 721, 726, 745, explained, 709, faecal character of, 714-717, treatment of, 738 lutestimal obstruction, chronic, 704-739 {see- also Intestinal Obstruction, ypecial Forms of. infra, 739-810); acute termination of, 723 ; colic in, 713, 733, with vomiting, 717 ; collapse in, 721 ; constip.ation in, 723 ; diagnosis, 724-736 ; distension in, 706 ; duration of, 736 ; enemas in, 731 ; enteritis in, 707 ; tlatnlence in, 726 ; melaena in, 727 ; mesenterj’ shorteiieil in, 706 ; morbid amatomy, 705-707 ; opera- tion in, 736-739 ; mortality of, 737 ; jiain in, 713, 721 ; peristalsis visible in, 713, 723, 728 - 729 ; prognosis, 736 ; rectal I examination in, 729 ; symptoms, 712- i 724, tabulated, 721 ; termination of, 736; ti-eatment, general, 738; tumour in, 728; ulceration in, 707 ; vomiting in, 716, 721, possible explanation of, 717 Intestin.al obstruction, special forms of {q.v.), 739-810 : due to bands, 770-777 ; to bezoars, 740; to calculi, 742 ; to car- cinoma, 748-759 ; to compression from without, 766, 770 ; to concretions, 743 ; to congenital defects, 763-764 ; to en- teroliths, 742 ; to faecal masses, 743 (see also Constipation, and Colon, Dilatation of the, Iilioi>athic, 842-846); to gall-stones, 743-748 ; to internal hernias, 778-784 ; to intussusceiition, 784-800 ; to Meckel’s diverticulum, 771-775 ; to normal struc- tures abnormally attached, 775 ; to peri- toneal adhesions, 764-766, 770-777 ; to strangulation through .apertures, 777 ; to stricttire, cicatrici.al, 759-763, con- genital, 763-764 ; to true foreign bodies, 739-742 ; to volvulus, of the intestine, 800-805, of the great omentum, 805-806 ; to worms, 743 Intestinal saml and membr.anous colitis, 819-820 Intestine, carcinoma of the, proilucing ob- struction, 748-759; age and, 748; anato- mical forms of, 750-752 ; annul.ar, 750 ; consequences of, 752-754 ; constipation in, 756. 758 ; di.agnosis, 759 ; distension in, 757 ; iutussuscejition in, 753 ; local- is.ation of, 758 ; melaena in, 755 ; noilular, 750; pain in, 755; peritonitis in, 753, 758 ; jwlypoid, 750 ; .secoud.ary growths and, 749, 756 ; situ.ation, 749 ; symp- toms, 752-758 ; tumour in, 755 ; ulcera- tion in, 751, 755 ; volvulus rare in, 753 Intestine, hypertrojihy of the, in intestinal obstruction, 706-707, 768, 841 ; in intus- susception, 794 Intestine, small, disea.ses of the, 564-585; carcinoma of, 577-583, 748-759 : coni- pre.ssion of, by tumours, 767 ; congenital stenosis of, 564-566; cysts of, 576; diverticula of, 566-567 ; enteroptosis and, 865, 869 ; intiammation, jdilegmonou.s, of, 568 ; lardaceous disease of, 569, 573, 574 ; malformations of, 564-568 ; occlusion of, 564-566 ; siireoma of, 583 ; stenosis of, congenital, 564-566, due to ulceration, 571-572, tuberculous, 572 ; .stricture of, 774 : syphilis of, 573 ; tuberculosis of, adhesions set up by, 570, hyperplastic, 571, ulceration, 569-573 ; tumours of, innocent, 575-577, malignant, 577-583, secondarv, 583 ; vascular disturbances of, 568 lute.stine, sm.all, stricture of the, cicatricial, 759-763; congenital, 566, 763-764; dia- gno.sis, 763 ; due to injury, 762, to strangu- lated hernia, 762, to various forms of ulceration, 760-762; etiology, 760 Intestine, small, ulceration of the, .actinomy- cotic, 575 : dysenteric. 761 ; in intestin.al obstruction, 707, 758 : lardaceou.s, 572, 574 ; leukaemic, 575 ; pe]>tic jejunal, 574 ; stercoral or decubital, 761 : syphilitic, 573, 761 ; tuberculous, 569-573, 760; uraemic, 574 Intestine, volvulus of the, 800-805 ; consti- p.ation in, 804; distension in, 709. 711, 801-802, 804 ; etiology, 800 ; exciting causes, 801 ; of the entero-colic region. 802, of the sigmoid, 802, of the small intestine, 803, 804; pain in, 712; path- ology, 801-803 ; iierforation rare in, 801; prognosis, 804 ; recurrent, 805 ; symp- toms, 803 ; tre.atment, 804 ; vomiiing in, 804 Intubation of the oesoph.agu.s, 340, 342, 348 Intussusception, 784-800 ; acute, 796 ; age .and, 738, 792 ; agonal, 785. 790 ; a]>c.\ of an. 784 ; a.scending. 791 ; chronic, 798; collar of an, 784. 794, 795; complete, 784 ; comjwund, 784, 791 ; diagnosis from colitis, 734, 797, 833 : distension in, 738, 797 ; double, 784, 791 : due to carcinoma, 751, 786, 796, to colonic relaxation, 788, to inversion of the api)cndix, 787, of the caecum, 787, of the colon. 787, of diverticula, 786 ; due to a swollen Peyer’s p.atch, 788, 790, to a poly))us, 785 ; etiology, 784-789 ; gangrene in, 795 ; ileo- colic sjdiincter and, 788 ; incidence, 792 ;