The principles of diagnosis / by Marshall Hall.

  • Hall, Marshall, 1790-1857.
Date:
1834
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Credit: The principles of diagnosis / by Marshall Hall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    II. Diabetes 285 III. Morbid Secretions 286 1. Albumen. 2. Excess of Urea. IV. Morbid Admixtures 287, 288 1. Mucus. 2. Pus. 3. Blood. II. THE DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, PROSTATE, AND URETHRA. I. OF THE BLADDER. I. Inflammation 289 1. Injection. 2. Ulceration. II. Calculus 290 III. Nervous Affections 292 1. Irritability 292 1. Immediate. 2. Sympathetic. 2. Paralysis 293 IV. Retention of Urine 293 II. OF THE PROSTATE. I. Inflammation 294, 295 1. Tenderness. 2. Enlargement. 3. Abscess. II. Calculus * 296 HI. OF THE URETHRA. I. Stricture 296 Effects. II. Spasmodic Stricture 297