Neuralgia and kindred diseases of the nervous system : their nature, causes, and treatment : also, a series of cases, preceded by an analytical exposition of them, exemplifying the principles and practice of neuro-dynamic medicine / by John Chapman.

John Chapman

Date:: 1873

Credit: Neuralgia and kindred diseases of the nervous system : their nature, causes, and treatment : also, a series of cases, preceded by an analytical exposition of them, exemplifying the principles and practice of neuro-dynamic medicine / by John Chapman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$L'ivrey, Baron, neuritis associated with neuralgia, 16 ; hemiplegia associated with neuralgia, 29 Latham, Dr., angina pectoris, 78 Lawson, Dr., hypodermic iojection of morphia as a remedy fur neuralgia, 262 Lead colic, symptoms of, 89 ; com- plications of, 91 ; the duration of, 92 ; the proximate cause of, 92 Lee, Dr. 13., efficacy of the Spiual Ice-ba§ in stopping sea-sickness, 290 Lee, Dr. EoLert, menstruation m cases of uterine neuralgia, 112 ; the pathology of uterine neuralgia, 113, irritable uterus. Hi ; innerva- tioa of the uterus, 116 Lefort, M., galvanising the spine iu cases of syncope, 277 Letzerlch, Dr., innervation of the testicle, 37 Leucorrlicea, a concomitant of neu- ralgia, 9 ; etiology of, 122 ; its nervous origin, 122 ; cases of, 351 Limpid urine, etiology of, 101 L'jipman, Dr., inuervation of the cor- nea, 37 Lister, Mr. Joseph, vaso-motor nerve centres, 4So Livein?, Dr.. a case of erythema nodosa, 331, 435 Local inflammation, the proximate cause of, 42 Local nutrition, disorders of, 342 Locid irritation of nerve3, a cause of neuralgia, 15 Locomotor ataxy, symiitoms of, 219 ; inflammatory stage of, 237; pains of, 233 Ludlow, Dr., neuralgia of the testicle, 106 Lumlio-abJomiual neuralgia, cases of, 32G Lumbago {sec Backache) Macculloch, Dr., seminal emis- sions during neuralgic paroxysms, 10 ; the pathology of neuralgia, 12, 14, 15 ; excessive lachr3'naation associated with neuralgia, 52 ; the ixtensiou of neuralgia from the part first affected, 103 ; Ihe asso- ciation of neuralgia with Marsh fever, 167 ; ccdd as a cause of in- termittent fever, 169 : malaria as a cause of toothache, 178 ; folly of extracting sound teeth in which ])ain is experienced, 179 ; contusion of nerves as a cause of neuralgia, 205 ; pricking the finger as a cause of neuralgia, 210; a fragment ot glass buried beneath the skin of the finger as a cause of neuralgia, 211 Magendie, absence of organic lesions in neuralgic nerves, 16 Malaria, 167 Malgaine, action of the nervous sys- tem in the production of leucor- rhoea, 123 MamnisB, the development of, 343 Mammary neuralgia, 325 ; case of, 356 Maniacal conditions, successful Xeuro- dynamic treatment of, 339 Marsh fever, a source of neuralgia, 14 167 Martinet, absence of organic lesions of neuralgic nerves, 16 Mastod\mia, 58 Masturbation, a cause of neuralofia, 193 ; arrest of, 298 Mauriac, M., reflex neuralgias, 236 Mayo, Mr., exostfscs causing neu- ralgia, 204; amputation as a remedy for neuralgia, 204, 282 Medical Times and Gazette, rerr'edial power of the Spiual Ice-bag, 295 Medulla oblongata, nourishment of during puberty, 22.5 ; state of, in cases of epilepsy, 225 Meifsner, function of the innermost fibres of the trigeminus, 47-8 Memory, impairment of, 340 Meningitis, pains of, 152 Menstrual disoiders, causes of neu- ralgia, 190 Menstruation, pain of, how produced, 118 ; difficult}- of, how produced, 119; deficient, cases of, 349; re- tarded and excessive, cases of, 350 ; retarded and scant\', cases of, 350 ; intermittent, c.ises of, 351 ; physio- logy of, 355 Mental depression, a cause of neu- ralgia, 174 Mental emotion, its effects on the physical functions, 96 Mental exertion, diuunution of, 299 Mental influences, their viodus oper- andi in ]>roducing neuralgia, 226 Mental neuralgia, sjmiiloms and etiology of, 53$