Symptoms and their interpretation / by James Mackenzie.

  • James Mackenzie
Date:
1920
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    Chapter XIII. Pages 114—129. Affections of the Digestive Organs. 65. The nerve supply of the digestive tract. 66. Distri¬ bution of sensory symptoms in affections of the digestive tract. 67. Appetite. 68. Hunger. 69. Nausea. 70. Mouth and fauces. 71. Tongue. 72. Swallowing. 73. (Esophagus. Chapter XIV. Pages 130—154. Affections of the Digestive Organs (continued). The Stomach. 74. The nature of the symptoms. 75. The nerve supply of the stomach. 76. The site of pain in affections of the stomach. 77. The character of the pain. 78. Hyperalgesia. 79. Superficial reflexes. 80. Visceromotor reflexes. 81. Vomiting. 82. Pyrosis and heart-burn. 83. Air suction. 84. Functional symptoms. 85. Structural symptoms. 86. The diagnosis of stomach affections. 87. Pain in gastric ulcer. Chapter XV. Pages 155—165. The Liver, Gall-bladder, and Ducts. 88. Nerve supply. 89. Reflex symptoms in gall-stone disease. 90. Gastric symptoms in gall-stone disease. 91. The result of reflex symptoms. 92. Functional symptoms in gall¬ stone disease. 93. Structural symptoms in gall-stone disease. 94. Fever in gall-stone disease. 95. Nature of reflex symptoms in affections of the liver. 96. Functional symptoms in affections of the liver. 97. Structural symptoms in affections of the liver.
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