Lectures on the principles and practice of physics : delivered by D. Francis Condie.

  • Watson, Thomas, Sir, 1792-1882.
Date:
1858
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    LECTURE XII. Varieties of Inflammation: Acute and Chronic; Latent; Specific. Scrofulous In- flammation. Tubercles. Relative frequency of Scrofulous Disease in different Organs. Signs of the Strumous Diathesis, . 140 LECTURE XIII. Cancer: its Species or Varieties. Scirrhus; Encephaloid Cancer; Colloid Cancer. Its mode of Growth and Dissemination. Habitudes of the several Varieties. Treatment of Inflammation. Antiphlogistic Regimen. Blood-letting, . . 159 LECTURE XIV. Treatment of Inflammation, continued. Recapitulation. Bleeding. Purgatives. Mercury. Antimony. Digitalis. Colchicum. Opium. Local Remedies. Ex- ternal Cold. External Warmth. Counter-Irritation, 175 LECTURE XV. Haemorrhage: — most commonly Capillary. Habitual Haemorrhages. Vicarious Haemorrhages. Idiopathic Haemorrhages. Active and Passive. Symptomatic Haemorrhages. Usual Situations of Haemorrhage. Symptoms and Diagnosis. Principles of Treatment, .184 LECTURE XVI. Dropsy: its General Pathology. Passive Dropsy; Cardiac, and Renal. Active Acute, or Febrile Dropsy. Prognosis; and General Principles of Treatment in Dropsies ' 192 LECTURE XVII. Diseases of the Eye. Catarrhal Ophthalmia. Purulent Ophthalmia of Adults, LECTURE XVIII. Purulent Ophthalmia, continued. Gonorrhoeal Ophthalmia,. Purulent Ophthalmia of Infants. Strumous Ophthalmia, 2^ LECTURE XIX. Strumous Ophthalmia, continued. Recapitulation. Treatment of Strumous Ophthal- mia. General Remarks on Conjunctival Inflammations. Iritis: its Symptoms and Treatment. Causes of Iritis, 223