A treatise on the theory and practice of medicine / by John Syer Bristowe.

  • Bristowe, John Syer, 1827-1895.
Date:
1884
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Credit: A treatise on the theory and practice of medicine / by John Syer Bristowe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE XXni. Pyemia (Septiccemia) . . . . . . . . . 264 Definition. Causation. Morbid anatomy and pathology. Symptoms and progi'ess. Treatment. XXIV. Leprosy {Elephantiasis Gracorum) 273 Definition. Causation and iiistory. Sym]ptoms and progress. Varieties ; tubercular and ancBstlietic. Morbid anatomy and pathology. Treatment. XXV. Ague {Intermittent and Bemittejit Fever) 279 Definition. Causation and history. Symptoms and progress. A. Intermittent Fever. Varieties. B. Remittent Fever. Other varieties. Morbid anatomy and pathology. Treatment. Chap. II.—DISEASES OF THE SKIN . .291 I. Introductory Remarks 291 A. Classification and Definition of Terms . . .' . . 291 1. Macula. 2. Exanthema, or rash. 3. Papula, or pimple. 4. Tubercles: wheal. 5. Vesicles. 6. Bullce, or blebs. 7. Pus- tules. 8. Furfura, or scurf. 9. SgxiamcB, or scales. 10. Scab or crust. B. Tendency of Spiots and Patches of Shin-disease to assume a circular form 295 II. Erysipelas 296 Definition. Causation. Morbid anatomy. S mptoms and progress. Treatment. III. Carbuncle {Anthrax). Boil {Furujiculus) .... 301 Definition. Causation. Morbid anatomy. Symptoms. Treatment. IV. Erythema. Eoseola. Urticaria. Pityriasis .... 303 Causation and description. A. Erythema simplex; pityriasis simplex. B. Erythema multiforme; varieties. C. Erytliema owdosum. D. Erythema fugax. E. Roseola, F. Urticaria, or Nettle-rash; varieties. Treatment. V. Psoriasis {Lepra). Pityriasis Eubra 308 Causation and description. A. Psoriasis. Varieties. B. Pityriasis Rubra. Treatment. VI. Ichthyosis 311 Description. A. Ichthyosis simplex, or Xeroderma.. B. Ichthy- osis cornea. Treatment. VII. Eczema {Lichen. Strophulus) 313 Causation and description. Varieties. Treatment. VIII. Impetigo {Ecthyma) 816 Causation and description. Varieties. Treatment.