The students guide to surgical diagnosis / by Christopher Heath.

  • Christopher Heath
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1883
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Credit: The students guide to surgical diagnosis / by Christopher Heath. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ Aneurism—Special attention to occupation— 1 Injury, Eheumatism, Sypliilis, and Drink. 1 ' 2. Bones and Joints. 1 . . Pay pai-ticular attention to :—Previous mjuiy —Syphilis, Struma, Rheumatism, or Phthisis in patient or relatives— Gonorrhoea—Ex- posure to cold or Phosphorus-poisoning. 3. Deformities. Congenital or acquired—Paralysis ; and if it has occurred, when and from what cause— —Injury, when and of what nature—Neuro- tic history in family—If spasmodic, seek I cause, central or peripheral. 4. Alimentary Canal. 5 -Stricture of CEsophagus—Swallowing of irri- : tating substances —Vomiting and power of deglutition—Pain—History of Cancer or Hysteria. - -Stricture of Rectum—Syphilis—Dysentery— Cancer—Condition of bowels, habitual and recent, viz., relaxed or confined, passage of blood or mucus—Shape and size of fasces. r I HEMORRHOIDS—Disease of liver—'Nature of oc- I cupation—General condition of bowels— 1 Drink—If a woman, number of children. i Hernia—First appearance—Cause, i.e., con- n genital, straining, change of habit of body —lieducibility—Previous strangulation. Tf strangulated, exact period, in hours, of
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