The elements of pathology / by Edward Rindfleisch ; translated from the 1st German ed., by Wm. H. Mercur ; revised by James Tyson.

  • Rindfleisch, Georg Eduard von, 1836-1908.
Date:
1885
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Credit: The elements of pathology / by Edward Rindfleisch ; translated from the 1st German ed., by Wm. H. Mercur ; revised by James Tyson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAUK B. ANIMAL DISTURBANCES 152 I. Hyper.«.sthesia, neuralgia 167 II. AXiKSTHESIA 169 III. Hypercinesia, Coxvui.sions 161 Motor neurosea ; epilepsy ; catalepsy and hypnotiain ; chorea 164 to 167 IV. Hypocinesia, Paralysis 168 a. Peripheral paralysis 169 b. Spinal paralysis 172 c. Cerebral paralysis 174 V. PsY'CHiCAL Irritation and Paraly'Sis 175 Moderate psychical irritation; insanity; increased psychi- cal irritation ; nielancholia ; psychical neuroses ; delu- sions; idiocy 176 to 178 VI. Nepro-Veoetai. Disturrances 179 a. Angio-neuroses 179 b. Tropho-neuroses 181 SPECIAL PART. I. Traumatic Diseases 187 a. Mechanical trauina 187 b. Chemical trauma 189 c. Thermic trauma. 1. Increase of temperature 192 2. Decrease of temperature 193 3. Diseases of exposure 196 d. Electrical trauma 201 II. Parasitic and Infectiods Diseases 201 A. Animal Parasiies 206 Arthropoda ; nematodes; trematodes; cestodes; infu- soria 206 to 215 B. Veqetable Parasites 215 Mould fungi; yeast fungi; cleft fungi 216 to 217 III. Defective Development AND Growth 236 (Preliminary remarks) 236 1. Defective arrangement of blastoderm 238 (Monstrosities?) 238 2. Defective intrauterine development 241 3. Defective extrauterine development 245 IV. Diseases di e to Overwork 247 V. Diseases of Involution 250 Conclusion 266