A practical treatise on tropical dysentery, more particularly as it occurs in the East Indies : ... to which is added, a practical treatise on scorbutic dysentery, with some facts and observations relative to scurvy / by R.W. Bampfield.

Bampfield, R. W. (Robert William), -1827.

Date:: 1819

Credit: A practical treatise on tropical dysentery, more particularly as it occurs in the East Indies : ... to which is added, a practical treatise on scorbutic dysentery, with some facts and observations relative to scurvy / by R.W. Bampfield. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$\ Pag^e Exmouth,Admiral Lord Vise, his fleet, loss of 500 men from scurvy ^ ill 1806 and 1807 .. .. .. .. 303 Fatality in scorbutic dysentery, difference in 1807 and 18C9 341 Fergusson, Mr. his payer rel'erred to .. . 55, 134, &c. Fever, peculiarity of, with moist skin .. .. ..35 Fever, inllamniatory, description of.. .. .. ..31 Fever, hectic, the consequence of abscess .. .. ..32 Fever, hectic, not so well marked as in Europe .. .. ib. Flannel swaitlie around the abdomen, greatly advantageous in the cold season . . .. .. • • .. .. 133 Galen’s diagnosis of the particular portion of the intestine ul- cerated 231 166 158 200 202 28 122 140 20 209 64 244 226 253 167 Gastritis, presence of, an ample reason for bleeding Gray, Or. his paper referred to Grifliths, Win. his chronic case of variety A. Griffiths, Wm. eliects of catarrh in curing .. Gourly’s, Or. diagnostic of chronic hepatitis Harty, Dr. his conclusion about diaphoretics dissented from Harty, Dr. his doctrine, caution against Harty, Or. his work adverted to on contagion Haematoxyli extr:, used by Dr. J. Hunter .. Heat, greatest relative of, during calms and land winds Hectic fever in chronic variety C, treatment of Hectic fever in chronic variety C, how often induced Hectic fever, a symptom of chronic variety E Hemorrhage, sudden and copious, remedies for Hepatitis acuta co-exists w'ith dysentery less frequently than is commonly stated .. . . . . .. .. 27 Hepatitis chronica—Dr. Gourly’s diagnostic of .. 'pr. and 28 Hepatitis chronica—cause of chronic dysentery .. 85, 27 Hepatic derangement to be cured by calomel . . . . 245 Hickup, dangerous, how relieved .. .. .. 61,166 Home, Sir E. his treatment of ulcers noticed . . .. 243 Hype rcatharsis, rarely induced .. .. .. .. ]25 Hughes, Sir E. records of his fleet referred to .. .. 303 Hunter, Dr. J speaks of a considerable contraction of the passage . . - . . 96 Hunter, Dr. J. his suppurated tubercles, or “ cheese-like sub- stances,” passed . . . . .. 226 et seq. Inflammation diminished by the secretions, as pneumonia by expectoration .. .. ... .. .. ..106 Intestinal canal diminished in its area . . . . .. 92 Intestines to be completely emptied by cathartics .. .. 123 Intestine inflamed; swelled, thickened, and its cavity or ca- pacity diminished ,. .. .. .. .. 92 to 96$