Diseases of the ear : a text-book for practitioners and students of medicine / by Edward Bradford Dench.

  • Dench, Edward Bradford, 1864-1936.
Date:
1900
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Credit: Diseases of the ear : a text-book for practitioners and students of medicine / by Edward Bradford Dench. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    Symptomatology—Diagnosis—Prognosis—Treatment of the various varieties of the disease. Acute Diffuse External Otitis. ^Etiology—Dependence upon the chronic form—Pathology—Symp- tomatology—Diagnosis—Involvement of middle ear—Prognosis— Treatment—Local depletion—Irrigation—Cold—Incision. Croup- ous AND Diphtheritic External Otitis. Hi^MORRHAGic External Otitis. CHAPTER XIII. Impacted Cerumen 267-278 Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology—Direct and reflex phe- nomena—Diagnosis—Prognosis—Treatment—Use of the syringe— Use of the curette. CHAPTER XIV. Foreign Bodies in the Canal 279-284 Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology— Diagnosis — Prognosis— Treatment—Removal through the natural passage—Removal by external incision. CHAPTER XV. Exostosis of the External Auditory Meatus . . . 285-290 ^Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology— Diagnosis — Prognosis— Treatment. CHAPTER XVI. Wounds and Injuries of the Membrana Tympani . . 291-295 ^Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology— Diagnosis — Prognosis— Treatment. ///. DISEASES OF THE MIDDLE EAR. CHAPTER XVII. Tubal Congestion, or Tubal Catarrh 300-312 ^Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology—Diagnosis—Physical ex- amination — Functional examination—Prognosis—Treatment—In- flation—Dilatation—M edicated vapors—Prophylaxis. CHAPTER XVIII. Tubo-tympanic Congestion.—Tubo-tympanic Catarrh . 313-322 Etiology—Pathology—Symptomatology—Diagnosis—Physical Ex- amination—Functional examination — Prognosis—Treatment—In- flation—Incision—Internal medication. CHAPTER XIX. Acute Catarrhal Otitis Media 323-335 yFtiology—Pathology—Superficial structures alone affected—Symp- toms in adults—Symptoms in children—Inspection of discharge— Diagnosis—Physical examination—Functional examination—Prog- nosis—Treatment—Depletion—Dry heat—Instillations—Incision— Irrigation—Topical applications.