On peripheral neuritis : a treatise / by James Ross and Judson S. Bury.

  • Ross, James, 1837-1892.
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1893
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    896 To put the matter in another way, we may say that the clinical phenomena of erythromelalgia and Raynaud's disease, ia their associa- tion and distribution, are somewhat analogous to those produced by peripheral neuritis, but that they depend on such a condition, even giving the widest possible meaning to the term, is far from being demonstrated. Raynaud (M.). On local asphyxia and symmetrical gangrene of the extremities. Translated by Dr. Thomas Barlow.—New Sydenham Soc, 1888. WisLESWORTH (J.). Peripheral neuritis in Raynaud's disease.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1887, I., p. 57 ; Discussion, p. 64. Beale (C). Symmetrical gangrene ; two cases.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1887, I., p. 730. Jacob (E.). Raynaud's disease; two cases.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1887, I., p. 625. Suckling. Case of Raynaud's disease.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1887, II., p. 998. Affleck (J. 0.). *' Observations on two cases of Raynaud's disease.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1888, II., p. 1269. Tannahill (T. F.). Raynaud's disease, etc.—Glasgow Med. Jour., 1888, XXX., p. 425. Coombs (C. P.). Raynaud's disease.—Med. Press and Circ, 1889, p. 2. Waldo (H.). A case of Raynaud's disease.—Bristol Med.-Chir. Jour., 1888, p. 272. CoLUER (J.), Symmetrical gangrene.—Med. Chron., 1888-9, p. 393. Coupland (S.). Two cases of erythema gangrenosum,—Trans. Clin. Soc, 1888, pp. 279, 280. West (S.). Raynaud's disease, with a peculiar eruption on the face, scaly at first, subsequently like erysipelas : Death from pneumonia—post-mortem negative.— Trans. Clin. Soc, 1888-9, p. 146. Fowler. Case of Raynaud's disease.—B7'it. Med. Jour., 1889, I., p. 80. ToTSUKA (K.). A case of symmetrical gangrene.—Sei-i-Kioai Med. /omj'., Tokyo, 1889, I. O'CoNOR (J.). Case of Raynaud's disease.—Brit. Med. Jour,, 1889, I., p. 598. RossiGNOT (G.). De lajgangr^ne symetrique des extremitds chez 1'enfant.—Paris, 1888. Porter. Case of Raynaud's disease.—Brit. Med. Jour., 1889, I., p. 781. Hart (A. B.). Raynaud's disease. N. Amer. Pract., Chicago, 1889, I., p. 35. Dixon (H. J.). Gangrene of the foot in a case of Raynaud's disease.—Illust. Med. News, 1889, III., p. 25. Bland (W. C.). Case of Raynaud's disease following acute mania.—Jour, of Ment. Sci., 1889, p. 392. Cattle (C. H.). Raynaud's disease.—5^•i^ Med. Jour., 1889, I, p. 1062. KiNGDON. Symmetrical gangrene of the face.-—Brit. Med. Jour., 1889, I., p. 1063. Martins (Costa), A case of Raynaud's disease. — Bol. da Soc. de med. e cirurg. do Rio de Jan., 1888, III., p. 357. Barlow (T.). Some cases of Raynaud's disease.—Illust. Med. News, 1889, III. pp. 73, 97, 125, 176. Barlow (T.). Three cases of Raynaud's disease.—Trans. Clin. Soc,, 1888-9. 413. Wetherall (J. A.). A case of Raynaud's disease.—Lancet, 1889, I., 1302,