Fistula, haemorrhoids, painful ulcer, stricture, prolapsus and other diseases of the rectum : their diagnosis and treatment.

  • Allingham, William, 1829-1908.
Date:
1879
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    CHAPTER XII. Procidentia Recti.—Definition, Diagnosis, &c., 158; in Children, 160; in Adults, 162; Permanent Cure, 164—166; Cases, 166—169. CHAPTER XIII. PoLTPtrs Recti, 170.—Varieties, 171—173; Diagnosis, 174; Cases, 175—177; Treatment, 177. CHAPTER XIV. PEtrniTTTs Ani.—Causes, 179; Varieties, 181; Treatment, 182—187. CHAPTER XV. PlSSUEE AND PaiN&TJL IrritABLE UlCEE OF THE RECTtTM, 188.— Diagnosis, 190; Connection with Uterine Disease, 192 ; Combined with Polypus, 192 ; Cure by Simple Treatment, 193; with Cases, to 196 ; Treatment by Division of Sphincter Muscles, 197; Method of Operating, 199; Nervous Symptoms associated with Fissure, 200—203; Why are these Ulcers so Painful ? 203; Treatment by complete Dilatation of the Anus, 205; Results, 207, 208. CHAPTER XVI. Impaction of P^ces, 209.-Diagnosis, Causes, and Cases, 210—213; Treatment, 214; Concretions in the Rectum, 216. CHAPTER XVIL Ulceration and Stricture of the Rectum, 219.-Symptom8 Diagnosis, 219^226; Statistics of Seventy Cases in Hospital, 226 • Observations on, 230-233; Twenty-nine Cases in Private Prad tice 235; with Observations, to 247; Causes of Ulceration and btricture with reference to Syphilis and Venereal Sores, 247 • Upinions of French, American, and English Authorities, 248—252 • Treatment 253-258; Stricture of the Rectum without Ulceration', 258; Treatment, &c., 262.