The hydropathic encyclopedia : a system of hydropathy and hygiene ... / By R.T. Trall, M.D.

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1877
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Credit: The hydropathic encyclopedia : a system of hydropathy and hygiene ... / By R.T. Trall, M.D. 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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    IONTENTS. Ul Chapter XIII. Dropsical Diseases—Anasarca -CEdema— Hydrocephalus— Spina- bifida—Hydrothorax—Ascites—Hydrops Ovari.—Hydrops Tubnlis—Hydrops Uteri— Hydrocele—Emphysema—Puerpeial Tumid Leg—Tropical Tumid Leg 252-26] Chapter XIV. Diseases of Mia ossification —Rickets—Cretinism—Mollities Usuiura —Fragilita-s Ossium—Osthexy—Exostosis 2b'2-£b'4 Chapter XV. Diseases of Sensation.—Headache—Neuralgia—Sleeplessness—Rest leesness—Antipathy—Vertigo — Syncope — Morbid Sight—Morbid H taring — Morbid fr-mell—Morbid Taste—Morbid Touch 264-273 Chapter Xv\. Mental Diseases.- Insanity—Melancholy—Madness—Fury-—Despond ency—Hallucination— Sentimentalism — Hy pochondriaciain—Revery—Absent-minded ness—Mental Abstraction—Brown-sludy—Somnambulism — Sleeptalking—Fatuity- Irrationality—Imbecility 273-280 Chapter XVII. Diseases of the Vocal Avenues.—Catarrh—Ozosna—Polypus-- snoring—Wheezing—Speechlessness — Dissonant Voice — Stammering — Misenuncia- tion 280-2-4 Chapter XVIU. Diseases of the Sexual Function.—Misraenstruation—Amenor- rhea—Dysmenorrhea—Chlorosis—Leucorrbcea — Spermorrbcea—Venereal Diseases —Satyriasis—Nymphomania—Displacements 285-291) Chapter XIX. Diseases of the Urinary Organs.—Suppression of Urn.*11—Ischuria —Strangury—Diabetis—Eneuresis—Urinary Diarrhea—Vicarious Urination—Grave!- - btonc 2!)6-300 Chapter XX. Diseases of the Skin.—Roseola—Gum Rash—Lichenous RaBh—Pru* riemous Rash—Millet Rash—Water-blebs—Herpes—Rhypia—Eczema—Veal Skin- Mole—Freckles—Sunburn—Orange Skin—Piebald Skin—Albino Skin—Cyanosis—Lou- siness—Insect Rites—Worms—Dandruff—Leprosy—Psoriasis—Icthyiasis—Impetigo— Porrigo—Ecthyma—Scabies, or Iich—Morbid Sweat—Morbid Hair 301-311 Chapter XXI. Poisons.—Acids—Alkalies—Neutral Salts — Mercurial—Arsenical—Ab»* timonial—Lead—Cupper—Bismuth—Tin—Silver—Gold—Iron—Zinc—Manganese—Io- dine—Phosphorous—Sulphur—Chrome—Bromine—Alum—Platina—Barytes—MetHllia Saks and Oxides—Narcotics—Acrids—Mushrooms—Poisonous Fish—Serpents and la •ecu 3U-324 PART VII.—STJRGE11Y. Chapter 1. Surgical Appliances.—Instruments — Compress — Ligature— dponge— Adhesive Plaster—Tents and Pledgets—IJry-cupping—Bandages—Splints—Caustics- Torsion—The Tourniquet—Congelation — Fomentations — Emetics—Aneeothesia—Has- Diastasis—Transfusion 325-331 Chapter II. Wounds.—Distinctions—General Coueequences—Treatment 332-334 Chapter HI. Injuries.—Concussion—Compression — Bruises■— Strains — Burns and Scalds—Particular Wounds and Injuries 334-339 Chapter IV. Tumors—Whelk—Sycosis—Warts—Corns—Bunion— Ony xia — Gangli« ons—Rnnula—Epulis—Bronchocele—Whitlow—Schirrus and Cancer—Fungus Hasma- tndes — Bone cancer — Carbuncle — Lupu3—Aneurism—Varix—White Swelling—Hy, drops Articuli — Varicocele — Hematocele — Sarcocele — Hernia Humoralis — Cystic Sarcoma—Polypi—Enlarged Prostate Gland 340-353 Chapter V. Ulcers.—Furunculus—Parulis—Fever Sores—Caries and Necroeis—Fis- tula in Ano—Fistula in Perineo—Strictures and Fissures—Stovary Fistula—Fistula) Lachrymalis 356-364 Fhapteb VI. Abscesses.—Empyema—Maxillary Abscess—Mammary Abscess—Onyx —Lumbar, or Psoas Abscess—Hip-disease—Prostatic Abscess 365-368 Chapter VII. Hernije, oh Ruptures. —Varieties of Hernia—Technology — Path- ological Distinctions — Special Causes — Diagnosis — General Treatment— Radind dure 7 369-377 Chapter VIII. Deformities.—Hare-lip—Tied-tongue—Enlarged Tonsils and Uvula- Squinting—Superfluous Fingers and Toes—Web Fingers—Wry Neck—Spina Bifida-*. Spinal Curvatures—Mercurialized Tongue—Pseudartbrosis — Club-ioot—Contracted Smews 377-364 'Chapter IX. Dislocations.—Technology—Dislocation of the Jaw—Clavicle—Shou! der—Elbow—Wrist—Carpal and Metacarpal—Fingers—Hip — Knee—Ankle—Foot- Toes ! 385-407 Chapter X. Fractures.—Technology—Fractures of the Cranium—Nose—Lower-Jaw —Scapula—Clavicle—Sternum—Ribs—Spine—Pelvis—Humerus—Elbow—Fo,e-arm—• Wriat—Hand—F^ers—Thigh—Patella—Leg—Ankle—Foot 407-431