Rhinology, laryngology and otology and their significance in general medicine.

  • Friedrich, Ernst Paul.
Date:
1900
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    Localization of aural disturbances, 326 of the ear in the brain, 270 of the movements of the vocal cords, 258 Locus Kieselbachii, 53 Lungs, diseases of, due to disturbances in the upper air-passages, 26 in morbid conditions of upper air-passages, 28 in relation to nose, 19 Lupus in the upper air-passages, 175 localization of, 176 morbid anatomy of, 175 of the external ear, 177 of the eye, 228 of the ])harynx, 176 sequels of. 176 Lymphomata in pseudoleukemia, 85, 86 leukemic, of the internal ear, 87 of the pharyngeal structures, 84 Lymphosarcoma, 85 of the pharyngeal structures, 86 Malaria, 148 aphonia in, 149 epistaxis in, 148 hydrorrhea nasalis in, I48 vasomotor rhinitis in, 148 Malarial disease of the ears, 149 Mastoid disease as cause of cerebral diseases, S33 extension of, to dura, 333 in diabetes, 97-99 syphilitic, 219 tuberculous, 171, 174 Masturbation, effect of, on existing aural disease, 202 epistaxis in, 197 tinnitus auriura in, 202 Measles, 109 aural complications in, 109-111 croupous laryngitis in, 109 Koplick's sign in, 109 Mediastinum, diseases of, effect on respiration, ^;^ Medulla oblongata, diseases of, motor and sensory disturbances in the larynx, ear in, 291 Meniere's svmptom-complex in tabes, 280,' 283 pathogenesis of, 263 relation of, to gout, 104 to mumps, 137 Meninges, diseases of, in connection with cranial nerves, 325 in nasal affections, 328 Meninges in relation to aural aflec- tions, 330 Meningitis, purulent, as cause of paralysis of cranial nerve, 326 in relation to nose, 329 paralysis of olfactory disturl> ances in, 326 of vocal cords in, 326 Menstruation, relation of, to nasal affections, 197 Mercurial poisoning, appearances of, in mouth and pharynx, 246 in sound-perception apparatus, 246 Middle ear, bacteria in, 44 catarrh of, acute and chronic, 38 changes in pressure in, 37 disease after atelectasis, 50 after bronchiectasis, 50 after capillary bronchitis, 50 diabetic otitis, 99, 100 in leukemia. 88 in measles, iio in scarlatina, 118 in typhoid fever, 129 diseases of, due to infection from postnasal space, 43 due to obstruction of Eusta- chian tube, 41 hydrops ex vacuo in, 38 hypeniemia ex vacuo in, 38 icterus in otitis media, 80 inflammatory and noninflamma- tory catarrh of, 41 otitis media sclerotica, 45 purulent otitis media as cause of bronchitis and broncho- pneumonia, 51 as sequel of gastrointes- tinal disease, 79 in cerebrospinal menin- gitis, 327 in connection with caries of the teeth, 77 with dentition, 77 in influenza, 137 in pneumonia, 48 therapeutic infection of, through Eustachian tube, 46 variations of pressure in, 39 Miliary tuberculosis, acute, beginning in the larynx and pharynx, 154 Mountain sickness, 40 Mouth, affections of, gonorrheal, 204 in actinomycosis, 185 in foot-and-mouth disease, 184 in leukemia, 85 in mercurial poisoning, 291 in month-breathers, 68