Acne : its etiology, pathology, and treatment ... / by Duncan Bulkley.

  • Bulkley, Lucius Duncan, 1845-1928.
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1885
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    MORisis in universa cute nascentibus. Cap. II. De vitiis in ipsa cute nascentibus quctformam cutis deturpant. Art. IV. De varis, etc. Cap. III. De varia venenorum in cutem so/am actione. Art. III. De animalibus quae in cutem insiliunt, etc. Paragr. II. De crinonibus et comedonibus. Sect. II. De morbis partibus quibus- dam cutis propria. Cap. I. Depilorum et cutis capillata affectibus. Art. V. De tumoribus cysticis in cute capillata nascentibus. Cap. II. De affectibuspropriis cutis faciei. Art. II. De morbis cuti vultus et faciei propriis. Paragr. I. De gutta rosea. Paragr. II. De rubore et tumoribus in cute narium. Plenck, 1783. Classis i. Maculae. Macula rubra. Gutta rosacea : 1) simplex, 2) cenopotarum seu Bacchia, 3) hydropotarum, 4) febrilis, 5) pernionalis, 6) herpetica, 7) syphilitica, 8) lactentium, 9) variolosa. Macules incerti coloris. Cutis unctuosa. Classis v. Papul.e. Vari seu ionthi; Grutum sive milium. Classis vii. Squamm^e. Ponigo (furfuracea, farinosa seu spuria). Classis XII. Insecta cutanea. Crinones (infantum, adultorum). Cullen, 1800. Classis i. Pyrexiae. Ord. II. Phlegmasia. Phlogosis phleginone. Varus ; Bacchia; Gutta rosea; Gutta rosacea; Class iv. Locales. Ord. VI. Tumores. Lupia. Willan-Bateman, 1813. Class vii. Tubercul,*:. Molluscum (contagiosum); Acne (simplex, punctata, indurata, rosacea); Sycosis (menti, capillitii). Mason Good, 1817. Class hi. Hjematica. Ord. II. Phlogotica. Genus IV. Ionthos (whelk). Spec. I. Ion. varus (simplex, punctatus). Spec. 2. Ion.corymbi- fer. Class vi. Eccritica. Ord. i. Mesotica. Genus II. Emphyma (tumores). Spec. 2. Encystis. Steatoma ; Atheroma; Meliceris ; Ganglion ; Testudo. Ord. hi. Acrotica. Genus III. Exormia (papular skin). Spec. 4. Exor. milium. Genus IV. Lepidojis (scaly skin). Spec. I. Pityriasis capitis (dandruff). Alibert, 1818. Les Teignes. Esp. III. Teigne furfuracee. Esp. IV. Teigne amiantacee. Les Dartres. Esp. III. Dartre crustacee a) flavescente, b) stalacti- forme. Esp. V. Dartre pustuleuse a) mentagre, b) couperose, c) miliare, d) dis- seminee. Biett-Cazenave, 1828. Ord. iv. Pustules. Acne (couperose, gutta rosea). Acne simplex, indurata, rosacea. Ord. xiv. Maladies des follicules sebacees. Struve, 1829. Sect. i. Class ii. Apocenoses. Gen. V. Paraleipsis (Krankheit der Hauteinolung). Sp. I. Aleipsis aucta(vermehrte Hauteinftlung) ; Sp. II. Aleipsis diminuta (verminderte Hauteinolung). Sect. ii. Class iv. Epidermoses, trichoses, onychoses et ionthi. Gen. IV. Ionthi (Finnenknoten). Sp. I. Ionthus comedo (die Mitesser). Var I. Comedo crino (die eigentlichen Mitesser). Var. II. Comedo milium (die Hautgrlitze). Sp. II. Ionthus acme (die Hautfinne). Var. I. Acme simplex (die einfachen Hautfinnen). Var. II. Acme indurata (die verharteten Haut- finnen), etc., etc. Class v. Parachromata. Gen. IV. Gutta rosea (die Gesichisrothe). Sp. I. G. ros. leprosa (die aussalzige GesichtsrSthe). Sub-var. glabra, condylomatosa, vasculosa, varosa, lichenosa. Sp. II. G. ros. insons (die unschuldige GesichtsrcHhe). Sub-var. glabra, vasculosa, varosa, verrucosa. Class xiv. Dermophymata. Gen. IX. Dermocystosis {Hautbalge). Sp. II. D. meliceris (die Honig-Balggeschwulst). Sp. III. D. atheroma (die Brei-Balggesch.). Sp. IV. D. steatoma (die Speck-Balggesch.). Sp. V. D. mollusca (die Mollusken-Balgg.). Alibert, 1834. Gr- m- Dermatoses teigneuses. Gen. II. Porrigine. P. fur- furacee ; P. amiantacee. Gr. iv. Dermatoses dartreuses. Gen. II. Varus. V.