A statistical nosology : comprising the causes of death, classified and alphabetically arranged, with notes and observations for the use of those who return the causes of death under 26 Vic., Cap. II / issued by authority of the Registrar-General for Ireland.

  • Ireland. Registrar-General.
Date:
1864
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Credit: A statistical nosology : comprising the causes of death, classified and alphabetically arranged, with notes and observations for the use of those who return the causes of death under 26 Vic., Cap. II / issued by authority of the Registrar-General for Ireland. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Rose rasli Roseola Rubeola Rupia Rupture Rupture of aorta ,-an artery _the bladder --a blood-vessel of the heart (vague), or lungs (vague) -the brain (vague) -the fallopian tube - the gall duct -- the heart (vague) ---the liver (vague) -the naval -the ovary -serous cyst in the lungs -- the urethra -the uterus or womb Salivation Sarcoma Scabies Scald Scald head Scarlatina Scarlet fever Sciatica Scirrhous disease of liver Scirrhous tumour on the bladder Scirrhus Scleroma Scorbutus Scrofula Scrofulous inflammation of the joints Scrotum (disease of) -(inflammation of) Scurvy Sea-sickness Seizure (vague) Seneetus, senilitas Sheath (inflammation in the) (bad) Shingles Shivering fit (vague) Shoulder (disease of) •-(inflammation of) Sibbens Sickness (bad) Side (inflammation of or in) (vague) Side (pain in) (vague) Skin (disease of) Roseola, 113. .113. Measles, 3. 118. Hernia, 83 (congenital?) (femoral, inguinal, or umbilical?) “ Rupture ” is an objection¬ able term, as it is used in two or three senses. It may be replaced by “ hernia ” when applied to protrusion of the intestine, or any other viscera ; by “bursting” when applied to the giving way of the vessels, the heart, &c.; by “ laceration ” when parts are torn asunder by a blow or mechanical injury. Aneurism? 61. Aneurism? 61. Violence? 144. From violence; of what kind? 144. A coronary artery? 28. Hernia cerebri; arising from whatinjurv? 144. In childbearing ? 104. By violence? or from a gallstone? 144, 89 b. Bursting of the auricle or ventricle; from what cause? 61. From a blow? 144. Umbilical hernia? 83. From what cause ? childbirth, 104? How caused ? In childbirth ? 104. For what disease? syphilis? Class 4. 35. 27. 138. Porrigo, 26. 4. . Scarlatina, 4. 55, 106. 35. 35. 35. 37 c. Scurvy, 14. 33. 33. Cancer? 35. From what cause? 133, 30g. 14. Class 4 Paralysis? 48. Apoplexy? 47. Old age, 41. Of a tendon? Herpes zoster, 116. Ague ? 15. Scrofulous? 33. “ Joint should be added in cases of this kind. Arthritis (shoulder) 105. Yaws, 131. What kind of sickness? Pleurisy, 70. From what cause? 70,55. Only to be used when the nature of the dis¬ ease is unknown, 113—134.