Volume 2

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

Date:
1905
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    Spotted fever (typlius), 538 Sputum, tuberculous, 281 Stimulants, use of, in tyiihus fever, 561 Stomatitis in measles, 394 ; in scarlet fever, 459, 474 ; in small-pox, 514 ; in typhus fever, 545, 555 Stovaine, 970 Slreptococcm scarlatina:, 421 Streptothrix infections, 302-324 ; acid-fast bacilli in, 259, 317-322 ; morphology of, 304 ; relation to B. tuberculosis, 317 Streptotrichosis, 304 ; (actinomycosis), 324- 343 ; pseudo-tuljerculosis and, 321 Styrian arsenic eaters, 1069 Substance sensibilisalrice, 96 Sudamina in rheumatism, 620 Suiphoual poisoning, 979 Sulphuretted hydrogen poisoning, 1035 Snprarenais, tuberculosis of the, 271 Sweating in rheumatism, 620 Syntoxoids, 64, 67 Syphilis, constitutional, 343-381 ; abortive, 345, 351; and marriage, 367 ; and nervous disease, 364; arteries in, 359 ; diagnosis, 373, 379 ; immunity to, 351; invaccinated, 675 ; malignant, 348, 372 ; primary sym- ptoms of, 345 ; second infection with, 352 ; secondary symptoms of, 346 ; small-pox and, 623 ; tertiary symptoms of, 349, 360 ; tissues affected in, 357-365 ; trans- mission, 353 ; treatment, 352, 368-372 ; vaccination and, 712- 730 ; wrongly diagnosed, 686 Syphiiis, inherited, 354-357, 380, 693 ; diagnosis, 375 ; teeth in, 377 (Fig.) Tartar emetic, 1015 Tea poisoning, 985-988 Teeth, in inlierited syphilis, 377 (Fig.) Tetanolysin, neutralisation of, 69 Tetanus, toxins of, 38 ; vaccination and, 709 Tetany, measles and, 396 Tetronal poisoning, 979 Thrombosis in typhus fever, 554 “Tobacco-heart,” 983 Tobacco poisoning, 980 - 985 ; symptoms, 982-984 Tongue in scarlet fever, 439 Tonite fumes, poisoning by, 1028 Tonsils, infection of, 9 ; in rheumatism, 610 ; in .scarlet fever, 439,459 ; in syphilis, 346 Toxins, action in the body, 78 ; Isacterial, 29, 34-45 ; crude and true, 61 ; difler- ence fi-om alkaloids, 81 ; diphtheria group of, 36 ; extracellular, 36 - 42 ; intra- cellular, 42-45^ 117 ; of scorpion poison, 41 : of .snake poison, 40-42 ; reaction with antitoxin, 57-78, 89, 112 ; Arrhenius’ and Madsen’s views on, 68-72 ; Ehrlich’s views on, 61-68, 72; spectra of, 68, 73 (Fig.) ; vegetable, 42 Toxoids, 63 ; production of antitoxin bv, 87 Toxons, 67 Toxoidiore, 64 Trades, poisonous, 988-1078 Tremors, mercurial, 1002, 1005 ; in lead poisoning, 1051 Trional poisoning, 979 Truffles, 870 Trypanosomiasis, phagocytosis in, 170 Tuberculin reaction, 44, 292 ; 0., 261 ; R., 189, 261, 295 Tuberculocidin, 296 Tuberculosis, 258-300 ; acute miliary, 266, 297 - 300 ; avian, 261 ; bovine, 261 : chronic pulmonary, 266 ; congenital, 17, 19, 288 ; cytodiagnosis of, 293 ; diagnosis, 292 ; fibroid, 268 ; heredity of, 18, 288 ; immunity to, 285 ; infection in, 273-284 ; intra-nterine, 17; meningeal, 269 ; opsoinc index in, 190, 293, 295 ; pathological anatomy of, 262-284 ; peritoneal, 269 ; phagocytosis in, 136 ; “phossy jaw” and, 1000 ; prevention of, 15, 284 ; pseudo- tubercnlosis and, 321 ; sources of infection in, 280 ; spread of, in body, 279 ; sym- ptoms, 291 ; treatment, 295 ; vaccination and, 730-735 Tubingen beer-heart, 923 Tuiase, 288 Typhoid fever (see Enteric Fever) “Typhoid” state, the, 544 Typhus fever, .538-564; afebrile, 547; bacteriology of, 541 ; co-existence with enteric, 850 ; complications in, 553 ; dia- gnosis of, 520, 556 ; heart-failure in, 548 ; odour in, 549; relapse in, 546 ; treatment, 558 Tyrosin, 997 Tyrotoxicon, 865 Ultramicroscopic infective agents, 168 ; in hydrophobia, 817, 823 ; in foot-and- mouth disease, 809 Urreinia in typhus fever, 551 Uric acid and lead poisoning, 1059 Urine, in carbolic acid poisoning, 1019 ; in lead poisoning, 1059 ; in nitrobenzol poisoning, 1025 ; in phosphorus ]ioison- ing, 995 ; in scarlet fever, 442 ; in typhus fever, 551 Vaccin, anti-anthrax, 185; anti-cholera, 185 ; auti-plagrie, 186 ; antistaphylococcal, 188 ; antityphoid, 186-188; antituberculous, 189 : against other infections, 192 Vaccination, asepsis and, 710 ; cancer and, 738 ; cheloid due to, 671 ; cicatrix-area after, 784-787 ; congenital .syphilis and, 693 ;• drug eruptions and, 694 ; eczema and, 689 ; eruptions due to, 673-692 ; erysipelas and, 699-707 ; exanthems and, 692 ; immunity to, 687 ; impetigo and.