Stricture of the urethra, its complications and effects : with practical observations on its causes, symptoms, and treatment, and on a safe and efficient mode of treating its more intractable forms / by Robert Wade.

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1853
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Credit: Stricture of the urethra, its complications and effects : with practical observations on its causes, symptoms, and treatment, and on a safe and efficient mode of treating its more intractable forms / by Robert Wade. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XXI. INFLAMMATION OF THE PROSTATE GLAND. Not a frequent effect of stricture—Its nature and treatment^Sir B. Brodie on—Abscess of prostate—Dr. Gross on 297—302 CHAPTER XXII. HYPEBTROPHY, OK CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF'THE PROSTATE GLAND. Pathology of—Symptoms and causes of—Its connection with stricture—Sir E. Home on—The treatment of—Sir B. Brodie and Mr. Guthrie on—Sir B. Brodie on the management of the catheter in retention from CHAPTER XXIII. PROSTATIC AND URETHRAL CALCULI. OccasionaUy complicated with stricture—Symptoms of—Sir B. Brodie on—Treatment of 312—3] 5 CHAPTER XXIV. SPERMATORRHCEA ; OR, INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL DISCHARGE. Persons liable to the affection—Dependent on urethral inflamma- tion—Case dependent on stricture—From mastm-bation— Treatment of spermatorrhoea by caustics—General ti-eatment 316—319 CHAPTER XXV. GLEET. Nature of gleet-Causes-Its occasional intractability-Remedies for it^Gleet from enlarged follicles in tlie m-ethra-Su- B „ . 320—325 Brodie on . . ■ • • ■