Clinical studies of disease in children : diseases of the lungs, acute tuberculosis / by Eustace Smith.

  • Smith, Eustace, 1835-1914.
Date:
1876
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Credit: Clinical studies of disease in children : diseases of the lungs, acute tuberculosis / by Eustace Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Tuberculosis, treatment of . ., secondary to catarrhal pneumonia „ „ pleurisy PAGE 289 107 90 U. Ulceration of bowels in pulmonary phthisis „ ,, tubercular peritonitis „ bronchi „ „ temperature in . ,, cornea in tubercular meningitis . Urine in acute tuberculosis . - . „ purulent, in a case of cirrhosis of the lung 148 277 183 195 254 233 217 Varicella, an exciting cause of acute tuberculosis .... 229 Veins, distension of superficial, in acute catarrhal pneumonia . . 119 „ „ „ fibroid induration of the lung . 195 Vocal fremitus in croupous pneumonia . . . . . . 60 „ collapse of the lung . .... 26 „ fibroid induration of the lung . . . . j 93 ' „ pleurisy ....... 70, lUO „ uncertainty of, in children ... .60 Vocal resonance in children . 149 „ chronic catarrhal pneumonia . . . . 155 ,^ collapse of the lung . . .... 26 „ croujious pneumonia . . . . . . 45 ,, fibroid induration of lung .... 194 „ pleurisy . ...... 72 Vomiting in fibroid induration of lung. . . . . .194 ,, ,, ,, to check . . . . 225 ,, tubercular meningitis ...... 250 „ rarity of, in tubercular peritonitis . . . . . 281 W. Wasting in acute tuberculosis chronic catarrhal pneumonia . ,, fibroid induration of lung . Weak breathmg, an early sign of pleurisy „ not always a sign of disease Weakly infants, danger of pulmonary collapse in „ case of pulmonary collapse in 172. 232 151 195 71 161 5 27 THE END. BRADBURV. AGKEW, it CO., PHINTERS, WHITEFRIARB.