A brief and intelligible view of the nature, origin, and cure of tubercular or scrofulous disease, illustrated by numerous cases : including, also, a manual for the application of electro-magnetism in this disorder / by John Fondey.

  • Fondey, John.
Date:
1857
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Credit: A brief and intelligible view of the nature, origin, and cure of tubercular or scrofulous disease, illustrated by numerous cases : including, also, a manual for the application of electro-magnetism in this disorder / by John Fondey. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS. CHAPTER I. Page Tubercular or Scrofulous Disease—General Remarks on, 13 CHAPTER II. Tubercular Disease—Nature of, 20 CHAPTER III. Tubercular Disease—Hereditary and Acquired Predisposition to, 25 CHAPTER IV. Tubercular Disease—General Causes of: Blood-letting, Vacci- nation, Mercury, 33, 34, 37 CHAPTER V. Causes continued; General Remarks; Self-Pollution; Sexual Excess, 42, 44, 49 CHAPTER VI. Diagnosis. Means of Distinguishing or Discriminating, 63 CHAPTER VII. Diagnosis continued. Dynamic or Moving Forces of the System considered, 61 CHAPTER VIII. Diagnosis continued. Eclectic Tests employed to discriminate Tubercular or Scrofulous Disease, 68 CHAPTER IX. Errors in Diagnosis. Spinal Irritation, 74 CHAPTER X. Diagnosis continued. Special application of the Tests for the presence of Tubercular Disease in the different Organs, by means of pressure on the Spinal Ganglions, and of the Electro-Magnetic Machine, 81 CHAPTER XI. Remedies for Tubercular or Scrofulous Disease, 85 CHAPTER XII. The Electro Magnetic Machine—Directions for Running it, 94