Lectures to practitioners. On the diseases classified by the Registrar-General as tabes mesenterica / by W.T. Gairdner. On the pathology of phthisis pulmonalis / by Joseph Coats.

  • Gairdner, W. T. (William Tennant), Sir, 1824-1907.
Date:
1888
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    2X4 Joy, on tabes meaeuteiioa, >. Kionkv, amyloid, 204. tuberculosis of, 189, 26.). Lardaoeous spleen, 260. Laryngeal phthisis, 173. Larynx and trachea, tuberculosis of, 236. Larynx, extension to, in phthisis, 195. primary tuberculosis, 238. Leprosy, contagiousness of, 211. isolation in treatment of, 211. Liver, amyloid, 263. fatty infiltration of, 272. causation, 273. tuberculosis in phthisis, 248. Louis on chronic peritonitis, 43, and note. Lung, compensatory hypertrophy, 217. at high altitudes, 219. conditions due to foreign bodies in bronchi, 142. inhalation of dust, 150-162. Lung tissue expectorated in phthisis, 116. Lymphatics, extension by, in phthisis, 196. Lymphatic glands, healing of tuber- culosis in, 213. tuberculosis of, 192. Lymphatic system of lungs, 196. Malarial fever, inheritance in, 205. Measles, predisposing to phthisis, 207. Meat, raw, as a diet in infancy, 67. Meigs & Pepper, diarrheal diseases in infants, 61-63. Meigs, on milk analysis and infant feeding, 63. Meningitis, tubercular, 275. Mesenteric glandular disease, specially mentioned, 2-13, 20, 26. Morgagni, diseased glands without tabes, 6. Necrosis, a feature in tuberculosis generally, 166. Necrosis, causation in general, 164. due to specific agents, 1C4. from insufflation of decomposing juices, 165. of pleura, in pleurisy, 223. Necrosis, caseous, its significance, 103. Nephritis, see Bright's disease. Omentum, thickening, case of, 81. tumour of, case, 92. gradually resolved, 92. Paracentesis in chronic peritonitis, 52. Pathological bias in prognosis, 30, 38, 46. Peritoneal disease in tabes mesen- terica, 1, 9, 29, 37, 44, 46. Peritonitis, chronic, the most frequent lesion in tabes, 37, 42. not always incurable, 45, 46. not necessarily tubercular, 43. temperature chart, 84. Peritonitis, tubercular, 190, 27). Phthisis ab hasnioptoe, 229. Phthisis pulmonalis, acute pleurisy in, 222. ages at death in two forms, 126. amyloid disease in (see amyloid dis- ease). association with tuberculosis of larynx, 236. both forms tubercular, 131. Bright's disease in, 267. caseous form, see caseous form of phthisis. causation, 163. clinical cases, 132. compensatory hypertrophy in, 220. contagiousness, 187. definition, 107. duration in two forms, 127. early haemorrhage, 229. extension by air-passages and lym- phatics, 194. emaciation hi, 280. extension of tuberculosis by the blood, 247.