The surgical diseases of the genito-urinary organs including syphilis / by E.L. Keyes ; a revision of Van Buren and Keyes's text-book upon the same subjects.

  • Keyes, E. L. (Edward Lawrence), 1843-1924.
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1889, ©1888
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    XI PACK Incubation of Syphilitic Chancre.—Induration, parchment-like, split-jx^a, diffuse—Ulcer- ation.—Secretion.—Pain.—Nature of Scar.—Auto-and Iletero-rnoculution.—Vaccinal Syph- ilis.—Multiple Inoculation. —Fluids capable of transmitting SypliiliH by Inoculation.— Methods of Transmission of Syphilis.—Duration of Chancre.—Number.—Size.—Situation.— Form.—Symptoms of Urethral Chancre.— Course of Chancre.—Complications.— Mixed Chancre. —Transformation mto Mucous Patch. — Phagedena and Gangrene. — Treat- ment of Chancre.—Syphilitic Bubo.—Lymphangitis 402 CHAPTER IV. SYPHILIS. Diagnostic Table of Syphilitic Chancre, Chancroid, Herpes, and Ulcerated Abrasion.—Of Syphi- litic Bubo and the Bubo of Chancroid.—Of Svphilitic Lymphangitis, and the Lymphangitis of Chancroid.—General Syphilis.—Secondary, Tertiary, Malignant, Irregular, and Inter- mediary Syphilides. —Prognosis of Syphilis. — Duration. —Influence of Gout and Scrofula upon the Course of Syphilis.—The Ten General Characteristics of Syphilides.—Concomitant Symptoms of Secondary Syphilis. — Secondary Incubation, Syphilitic Fever, Alopecia, Indolent Glandular Engorgement, Sore Throat, Analgesia 526 CHAPTER V. GENERAL TREATMENT OF SYPHILIS. Hygienic, Tonic, Specific Treatment. — Syphilization. — Treatment of Early Syphilis.—Bad Effects of Mercury.—Methods of administering Mercury.—Treatment of Late Syphilis.— Mixed Treatment.—Treatment by the Iodides.—Methods of administering Iodine in Syphi- lis.—Quantity of Iodide which may be required.—Duration of General Treatment. . . 5.50 CHAPTER VI. SITIIILIS OF SKIN AND MUCOUS MEMBRANES, Syphilides, Secondary and Tertiary.—The Secondary Syphilides.—Concomitant Symptoms on Mucous Membranes 5S3 CHAPTER VII. SYPHILIS OF SKIN AND MUCOUS MEMBRANES. The Tertiary Syphilides.—Concomitant Symptoms on Mucoits Membranes COO CHAPTER Vin. SYPHILIS OF THE EYE- The Lachrymal Apparatus.—The Eyelids : Chancre, Mucous Patches, Gummy Tumors, Ptosis.— The Conjunctiva.—The Sclera.—The Cornea.—The Iris ; Mydriasis ; Iritis, Varieties and Complications, acquired and hereditary.—Prognosis.—Treatment.—Vitreous Humor, Hya- litis.—Crystalline Lens, Cataract.—Cyclitis.—Choroiditis, exudative and atrophic.—^Retini- tis.—Neuritis Optica.—Paralysis of Muscles.—Periostitis 609 CHAPTER IX. SYPHILIS OF THE EAR. Syphilis as affecting the External, Middle, and Internal Ear 631 CHAPTER X. STPHILIS OF SPECIAL TISSUES AND ORGANS. Syphilis of the Nails.—Dactylitis.—Syphilis of Tendons, Sheaths of Tendons, and Aponeuro- ses.—Syphilis of Muscle.—Syphilis of Joints.—Sj-philis of Bone.—Syphilis of Cartilage— Syphilis of Lymphatic Glands.—Syphilis of the Mammary Gland 633 CHAPTER XI. VISCERAL STPHILIS. Syphilis of the Vascular System.-Syphilis of the Respiratory System.—Syphilis of the Di- gestive System, including the Tongue and the Great Abdominal Glands.—Syphilis of the Peritonaeum, Thyroid, and Tliymus.—Syphilis of the Geuito-Urinary System . . . .647