Manual of differential medical diagnosis / by Condict W. Cutler.

  • Cutler, Condict W. (Condict Walker), 1859-1930.
Date:
1886
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Credit: Manual of differential medical diagnosis / by Condict W. Cutler. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    NAME OF DISEASE. DISEASES TO BE DIFFERENTIATED. Pyaemia. Intermittent Fever. See Intermittent Fever, page 115. Pyaemia. Acute Yellow Atrophy. See Acute Yellow Atrophy, page 81. Pyaemia. Ulcerative Endocarditis. See Ulerative Endocarditis, page 40. Pyaemia. Suppurative Nephritis. See Suppurative Nephritis, page 98. Hydrophobia. Tetanus. I. History of dog or cat bite. I. History of injury. 2. Delirium. 2. Mind clear. 3- Fear of liquids. 3. No fear of liquids. 4- Clonic convulsions. 4- Convulsions tonic. 5- Marked hypersesthesia. 5. SHght hypersesthesia. 6. Special senses involved. 6. Special senses normal. 7. 8. Much frothy mucus about mouth. 7. Risus sardonicus. Spasms occur at intervals. 8. Severe tonic spasms all the time. Hydrophobia. Hysteria. I. History of dog or cat bite. I. Hysterical history. 2. Spasms clonic. 2. Spasms hysterical. 5- Delirium. 3- Mind clear. 4. Special senses affected. 4- Special senses normal. 5- Fear of liquids, caused by the ina- 5. Fear of liquids imaginary, as pa- bility to swallow without produc- tient can swallow without caus- ing convulsions. ing spasms. 6. Occurs usually in men. 6. Occurs usually in hysterical young women. 7- Moral treatment has no effect. 7. Moral treatment curative.