Synopsis and nosology, embracing the definitions, in the original Latin, of the genera and species of diseases, with an English trans. on the opposite page / by William Cullen ; to which are added the classification of diseases, by John Mason Good, and the arrangement of the diseases of the skin, by R. Willan.

  • Cullen, William, 1710-1790.
Date:
1828
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Credit: Synopsis and nosology, embracing the definitions, in the original Latin, of the genera and species of diseases, with an English trans. on the opposite page / by William Cullen ; to which are added the classification of diseases, by John Mason Good, and the arrangement of the diseases of the skin, by R. Willan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Genus LXXXIX. Icterus. Flavedo cutis et oculoruro, feces albidae ; urina obscure rubra, iramissa colore luteo tingens. 1. Species idiopathicee sunt, 1. Icterus (calculosus) cum dolore in regione epigastrica acuto, post pastum aucto, et cum dejec- tione concretionum biliosarum, 2. Icterus (spasmodicus) sine dolore, post morbos spasmodicos et pathemata mentis. 3. Icterus (hepaticus) sine dolore, post morbos hepatis. 4. Icterus (gravidarum) sub graviditate oriens, et post partum abiens. 5. Icterus (infantum) in infantibus haud diu post satales oriens. II. Species symptomatica. CLASS. IV. LOCALES. Partis, non totius corporis, affectio. ORDER. I. DYS.'ESTHESLE. Sensxis depravati aut deleti, ex organorum externarum vitio. Genus XC. Caligo. Visus imminutus, vel prorsus abolitus, ob repagu- lum opacum, inter objecta et retinam, oculo ipso vel palpebris inh»rens. Species sunt, i. Caligo (lends) ob maculam opacam pone pu- pillaui.