On peripheral neuritis : a treatise / by James Ross and Judson S. Bury.

  • James Ross
Date:
1893
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Credit: On peripheral neuritis : a treatise / by James Ross and Judson S. Bury. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    Vll. PAGE (d) Phosphorus and Silver 335 (4) The Neuritis Caused by Endogenous Poisons 335 (a) Peripheral Neuritis in Acute Rheumatism, in Cliorea, in Rheumatoid Arthritis: also the Relations of Muscular Atrophy to Affections of the Joints 335 Arthritic Muscular Atrophy, 335 ; Rheumatic Neuritis, 339— Cases (Dreschfeld, Bury, Simpson, Morgan), 339 ; Chorea, 346— Cases (Simpson, Railton, Bernard, Barlow, Fry), 346 ; Chronic Rheumatic Arthritis, 349 ; Conclusions, 350. (6) Peripheral Neuritis in Gout 352 (c) Neuritis in Connection with the Puerperal State 356 Traumatic Paralysis, 357—Case (Bury), 357 ; Paralysis from Pelvic Inflammation, 357 ; Paralysis from Multiple Neuritis, 357— Cases (Moehius, Strain, Whitfield, Handford), 357. (d) On the Knee-jerks and Peripheral Neuritis in Diabetes 361 Relation of Knee-jerks to other Symptoms, 361 ; Peripheral Neuritis in Diabetes, 367—Cases (Buzzard, Miluer. Leech, &c.), 368 ; Resume of Symptoms, 371; Varieties, 373 ; Pathology, 374. The Dyscrasic Form of Peripheral Neuritis ; Chlorosis, Marasmus, Cancerous and other Forms of Cachexia, Vascular Degeneration 376—378 Sensory Vasomotor and Trophic Neuritis 378—398 (1) Neurotabes PeriiDherica 378 Cases (Bury, Leyden, Hughes-Bennett), 380 ; Conclusions, 383. (2) Vasomotor Neurosis-Erythromelalgia 385 Cases (Ross, Woodnut, Auche and Lespinasse), 385. (3) Raynaud's Disease , 387 Pathology, 389—Cases (Mounstein, Pitres and Vaillard, Wiglesworth, Barlow, West, Affleck, Rakhmaninoff), 389 ; Clinical Evidence, 394 ; Summary, 395. The Irritative Form of Neuritis, in which Spasm predominates over Paralysis 398—405 Tetany, 400 ; Symptoms, 400 ; Morbid Anatomy, 401; Pathology, 402 ; Professional Hyperkineses, 405. Some Points in the General Pathology of Peripheral Neuritis 406 The Treatment of Peripheral Neuritis 410
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