A practical treatise on disease in children / by Eustace Smith.

  • Smith, Eustace, 1835-1914.
Date:
1886
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A practical treatise on disease in children / by Eustace Smith. 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.

    16/880 (page x)
    CHAPTER II. paob Acute Tuberculosis 10 Three forms, 190 ; causation, 1!I0 ; hereditary tendency, 190 ; acute specific diseases, 191 ; the tubercle bacillus, 191 ; morbid anatomy, 191 ; the gray granulation, 192 ; the giant cell, 192 ; lung changes, 198 ; lesions of in- testines, 198 ; of the spleen, 198 ; of the bladder. 193; nature of cheesy matter, 194; symptoms, 194; gradual onset, 194; temperature, 195; cedenia of legs, 195 ; local symptoms, 195 ; in brain, 195 ; in lung, 196 ; illustrative case, 196; in bladder, 197; in other organs, 197; duration, 198; diagnosis, 198; from gastric catarrh, 198; from infantile atrophy, 199 ; of pulmonary complication, 199 ; of tubercle of bladder, 199 ; prog- nosis, 200 ; treatment, 200. CHAPTER III. Infantile Syphilis 202 Causation, 202; influence of the father and mother, 202; Colles's law, 202 ; acquired syphilis, 203 ; morbid anatomy, 208 ; affection of mucous mem- branes, 2(14; of solid organs, 204; of bones, 200; two varieties, 206; Parrot's views, 200 ; dactylitis, 207 ; affection of bones of skull, 207 ; cranio-tabes, 308 ; symptoms, 208 ; snuffling, 209 ; rash, 209 ; complexion, 209; affection of hair and nails, 210; the cry, 210; thickening of the bones, 210 ; pseudo-paralysis, 210 ; true paralysis, 210 ; general nutrition, 21(1; relapses, 211 ; sequelae, 211; diagnosis, 211 ; prognosis, 213 ; treat- ment, 218. flart 4. DISEASES OF THE DUCTLESS GLANDS AND BLOOD. CHAPTER I. IiEUCOCTTHEMIA 216 Causation, 216 ; morbid anatomy, 216; symptoms, 217; enlargement of spleen, 217; an;emia, 217; temperature, 218; hemorrhages, 218; en- largement of glands, 218 ; diagnosis, 218 ; from enteric fever, 218 ; from lymphadenoma, 219 ; prognosis, 219 ; treatment, 219. CHAPTER H. liTMPHADENOMA 220 Causation, 220; morbid anatomy, 220 ; changes in lymphatic glands, 221 ; in spleen, 221 , in liver, 222 ; kidneys, 222 ; adenoid new growths, 222 ; blood, 222 ; symptoms, 222 ; regular, 223 ; illustrative case, 223 ; glandu- lar swellings, 224; temperature, 224 ; cachectic stage, 224; anaemia, 224 ; early local symptoms, 225 ; illustrative case, 225 ; accidental symp- toms, 226 ; pressure signs, 226 ; paralysis, 226 ; illustrative case, 226; diagnosis, 227; prognosis, 227 ; treatment, 227. CHAPTER III. Anaemia ^29 Frequency of impoverishment of the blood in children, 229 ; reasons for this, 229; use of the blood in nutrition, 230; causation, 230 ; two classes, 230 ; morbid anatomy, 231 ; idiopathic anaemia. 232 ; symptoms, 232 ; com- plexion, 232 ; breathlessness, 232 ; anaemic murmurs, 233 ; epistaxis, 233 ; headache, 233; symptoms of idiopathic anaemia, 233; diagnosis, 233; prognosis, 234; treatment, 234 ; diet, 234; attention to general hygiene, 234 ; iron, 235 ; arsenic, 235 ; cold-water packing and massage, 236.