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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    Sloughing (vague) Sloughing from a blister Sloughing of nates Sloughing of the vagina and labia after measles Small-pox Soda Softening of the bones -spinal marrow Soot sore Span of the back (bad) Spasmodic asthma Spasmodic inflammation (vague) Spasmodic stricture Spasms Spasms of the glottis Spasms of the heart -muscles -stomach -throat Sphacelus Spina bifida Spinal marrow (disease of) Spinal marrow (inflammation of) Spinal marrow (softening of) Spine (disease of) -(inflammation of) Spitting of blood (vague) Spleen (disease of) Splenitis Spontaneous combustion Spotted fever St. Anthony’s Are St. Vitus's dance Stagnation (bad) Starvation Starved blood (vague) Stomach (bile on the) (vague) Stomach (disease of the) -- (hour-glass contraction of the) (bad) -— (Impastment of) -(inflammation of) Stone Stone colic Stoppage (vague) -of blood in the head (vague) -of the bowels -from swal¬ lowing plum stones -of the breast (bad) -of the secretion of urine -of the throat (vague) -of the urine Strangulated hernia Of what part ? from an accident ? svnhilitic sore ? ulcer? 39, 32. 39. From what cause? no other disease? 39. V here persons are confined to one posi¬ tion the parts on which they lie mortify or slough. The primary disease should be registered as well as the sloughing. 3, 39. 1. Heart-bum; dyspepsia, 86. Mollities ossiuin, 110. 45 c, 48. Chimney sweepers’cancer ? 35. 144? 72. Of what part ? 100. 54. Affecting what muscles ? 68. 53 c. 62. 63. 53. 54. 53, 54. hvsieria? epilepsy? 52. 39. 43. To be used when the nature of the disease is net ascertained. 45 c. if. Mvelites. 45 c. 48. Scrofulous? 33. 110. From injury. 144. Haemoptysis. Phthisis ? of which it is gene¬ rally a symptom, 73, S3, if. After ague? 15. Spleen (inflammation of . f 7* Cataeausis. 40. Typhus, 17 Erysipelas, 22. Chorea, 50. 186. From what cause? 29 a. 86. To be used when the nature of the disease is unknown. So Can scarcely be the cause of death 74—91. Castrins ^chronic? or acute A 79 97. 97 a, S2. Ot' w hat part ? of the bowels, ur.no menses ' 82, 93. 103. Apoplexy if S2. 82. and class t lechuvia, 98. l\vm what v\v. o ' 8< Smonuv ' UV 88.