A treatise on gall-stones : their chemistry, pathology, and treatment / by J. L. W. Thudichum.

  • Thudichum, J. L. W. (John Louis William), 1829-1901.
Date:
MDCCCLXIII. [1863]
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Credit: A treatise on gall-stones : their chemistry, pathology, and treatment / by J. L. W. Thudichum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    Gall-stones in the Gall-bladder; circumstances favouring their for- mation ...... Position and Shape of Calculi in the Cyst Changes in the Gall-bladder produced by Calculi . Contents of enlarged Gall-bladder containing Gall-stones Calculi in the Cystic Duct . Calculi in the Common Duct . . . Number of Calculi sometimes found in the Gall-bladder and Ducts Gall-stones found in various parts of the Intestinal Canal . CHAPTER VI. Pathology and Treatment oe Gall-stone Disease . Gall-stones in New-born Children . . . . „ in Children. • . . . Case ....... Frequency of Gall-stones . . . . Relative Age of Persons affected with Gall-stones Table showing Frequency at different Ages Influence of Sex upon the Formation and Nature of Gall-stones Table showing Frequency of Gall-stones in both Sexes Individual and Hereditary predisposition as alleged Causes of Gall- stones ...... Obesity an alleged Cause of Gall-stones . . . Sedentary Habits, Sleep, Rest, and Imprisonment, as alleged Causes of Gall-stones ...... Complication of Gall-stone Disease with other Diseases a. Marasmus of Age ..... b. Phthisis of the Lungs . . . , . Climate an alleged Cause of Gall-stones Winter Season alleged to favour the production of Gall-stone Disease . Nature of Food considered as a possible Cause Toleration, without Symptoms, of Calculi in the Gall-bladder Passage of Calculi without Symptoms . Symptoms of Calculi in the small and large branches of the Hepatic Duct and the Duct itself „ „ in the Gall-bladder „ „ in the Cystic Ducts . . . . „ of the Passage of Calculi through the Cystic and Common Ducts . „ of Gall-stones in the Intestinal Canal Gall-stones leaving the Gall-bladder by Ulceration, and passing through the Abdominal Walls . Cases . . . . . . . PAGE 182 184* 188 192 194- 195 198 198 202 202 204. 205 208 209 211 211 212 212 213 214; 216 216 216 218 220 220 220 221 222 224. 226 226 236 250 255