On urine, urinary deposits, and calculi: their microscopical and chemical examination, including the chemical and microscopical apparatus required, and tables for the practical examination of the urine in health and disease; the anatomy and physiology of the kidney, with upwards of sixty original analyses of the urine in disease, and general remarks on the treatment of certain urinary diseases / by Lionel S. Beale.

  • Beale, Lionel S. (Lionel Smith), 1828-1906.
Date:
1864
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Credit: On urine, urinary deposits, and calculi: their microscopical and chemical examination, including the chemical and microscopical apparatus required, and tables for the practical examination of the urine in health and disease; the anatomy and physiology of the kidney, with upwards of sixty original analyses of the urine in disease, and general remarks on the treatment of certain urinary diseases / by Lionel S. Beale. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Quantitative analysis of sugar, 231. ■ of healthy urine, 104, of urine, points to he ascertained in a, 189. Quantity of constituents eliminated in twenty-four hours, 131. of uric acid, 95. of alkaline phosphate in animal organism, 113. of urine, importance of ascer- taining, 72. circumstances influ- encing, 72. in diabetes, 221. EeACTION, 77. • of urine containing sugar, 221. Reagents, 1. Redtenbacher on chloride of sodium in urine, 172, Rees, Dr. Owen, on acid reaction of urine, 79, 292. on alkaline reaction of urine, 150. on extractive matters, 165. Reflector, neutral tint, 8. Refractive power of preservative media, 32. Renal vein, 47. Resinous substance from urine, 74. Retort-stands, 3. Reynoso's and DECHA3rBTiB's experi- ments, 251. Ringer, Prof. Sydney, on urea in dia- betic urine, 219. Richardson, Dr., on testing for ammonia in the breath, 151. Rheumatic diathesis, 143. • fever, excess of sulphuric acid, 177. uric acid in urine of, resembling albumen, 195. Rheumatism, excess of urea in, 155. Roberts, Dr. Wm., on acidity of urine, 79. ' on estimating the quantity of sugar, 235. • on dissolving calculi, 400. Robin and Verdeil on acid phosphate of soda, 112. on hippuric acid, 99. Rose, Prof., of the mineral constituents of urine, 108. Reynoso on causes of sugar in urine, 251. SaCCHARIMETER, polarising, 233. Sacculated kidney, 323. treatment of, 327. Saline matter in urine, proportion of, 109. Salisbury, Dr., on cholesterine in urine, 284. Salts of vegetable acids, decomposition of, 148. Sansom, Dr. A. E., on crystals of uric acid, 339. Sarclnae in urine, 298. Sarcine, 94. Salt, its influence on cell growth, 175. on the quantity of urea excreted, 90. Salts of urine, excess of, 171. Scherer on acidity of urine, 78. on albumen imperfectly coagu- lated by heat, 199. on inosite, 264. ScHUXK on indigo blue, 159. Seminal tubules, casts of, 302. Serum containing ui-ea, 153. SiEGMUND, Dr., on fat in urine, 287. Silica, 125, 357. Silicic acid calculi, 386. Silk in urine, 40. Sketches of microscopical specimens, 8. Skin disease, excess of sulphates in, 177. urine in cases of, 167. and kidneys, compensating action, 64. Sloughing in kidney, 324. Small organic globules, 365. Smegma preputii, 300. Smith, Dr. Tyler, on albumen in urine in pregnancy, 204. Dr. E., on influence of tea and coffee, 429. Smoky urine, 358. Soda and potash in urine, 123. Soleil's saccharimeter, 233. Soluble substances not present in healthy urine, 191. Sodium, chloride of, 122. Specific gravity of urine, 76. of urine containing sugar, 221. Spermatorrhoea, 303. Spermatozoa, 302. albumen in urine contain- ing, 205. their preservation, 34. Spherical bodies in urine, 364. Spherules of phosphate of lime, 330. Spinal cord, disease of, 338. Spirit extract, 101. lamp, 3. Spiroptera hominis, 367. Sporules resembling blood-corpuscles,361. Sputum of pneumonia, chlorides in, 173. sugar in pneumonia, 249. in urine, 42. Starch in urine, 41. Stirring rods, 4. Stomach, absorption of, by, 65. Strongylus gigas, 368. Styptics injected into bladder, 361. Sugar, on estimating the quantity of, by fermentation, 232. by the polarising saccharometer, 233. by volumetric process, 19. Dr. Garrod's plan for estimating the quantity of, 234. Dr. Roberts' mode of estimating the quantity of, 235.