Eczema and its management : a practical treatise based on the study of two thousand five hundred cases of the disease / by L. Duncan Bulkley.

  • Bulkley, Lucius Duncan, 1845-1928.
Date:
1881
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    CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES OF THE SKIN. Class I. Morbi cutis parasitici. Parasitic Affections. II. Morbi glandularum cutis. Glandular Affections. III. Neuroses. Neurotic Affections. IV. Exsudationes. Exudative or Inflammatory Affections. V. Haemorrhagiae. Hsemorrhagic Affections. VI. Hypertrophies. Hypertrophic Affections. VII. Atrophiae. Atrophic Affections. VIII. Neoplasmata. New Formations. Class I. Morbi cutis parasitici. Parasitic Affections. A. Vegeta- ble. ' 1. Tinea trichophytina (or trichophytosis) {parasite—Tricho- phyton tonsurans). ' corporis (or tinea circinata). capitis (or tinea tonsurans), barbse (or sycosis parasitica), cruris (or eczema marginatum). 2. Tinea favosa (or favus) (parasite—Achorion Schoenleinii). 3- Si^Licolor) Mfur). C corporis] rntnmasis J capitis I (parasite—Pediculus). (or pediculosis) ] K- fv^ 1. Phthiriasis [pubis J 2. Scabies (parasite—Acarus scabiei). Class II. Morbi glandularum cutis 1. Acne sebacea A. Diseases op THE Sebaceous Glands. f I. Due to f aul ty secretion or excretion of sebaceous matter. 2. Acne punctata Glandular Affections, [oleosa ) -j cerea Wor seborrlioea). [cornea J j nigra (or comedo). ( albida (or milium). 3. Acne molluscum (or molluscum sebaceum). II. Due to inflammation of f 4. Acne simplex (or vulgaris), sebaceous glands with-! 5. Acne indurata. surrounding tissue. [6. Acne rosacea. B. Diseases op THE Sweat- Glands. I. As to quantity of secretion. II. As to quality of secretion. III. With retention of secretion. 14. 5. G. Hyperidrosis. Anidrosis. Bromidrosis. Chromidrosis. Dysidrosis. Sudamina.