Volume 2

A treatise on pulmonary consumption, comprehending an inquiry into the causes, nature, prevention, and treatment of tuberculous and scrofulous diseases in general / [Sir James Clark].

  • Clark, James, Sir, 1788-1870
Date:
1837
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Credit: A treatise on pulmonary consumption, comprehending an inquiry into the causes, nature, prevention, and treatment of tuberculous and scrofulous diseases in general / [Sir James Clark]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. VIII. STATISTICAL HISTORY OF CONSUMPTION 170 Scr. I. PREVALENCE AND SITE OF TUBERCLES AT DIFFERENT PERIODS OF LIFE. : : : ; : Ae Sect. LI]. THe INFLUENCE OF SEX IN DETERMINING THE PRE- VALENCE OF CONSUMPTION ; : ; ‘ 182 Sect. lI]. THE INFLUENCE OF CERTAIN OCCUPATIONS IN IN- DUCING CONSUMPTION . : : : : RL GO Sect. [V. THE INFLUENCE OF CLIMATE IN THE PRODUCTION OF CONSUMPTION . : A a ; : : 203 Secr. V. INCREASE OR DECREASE OF CONSUMPTION ? : _ pate) CHAP. IX. TUBERCULOUS DISEASES IN ANIMALS 212 CHAP. X. CAUSES OF TUBERCULOUS DISEASE . 219 Sect. 1. HEREDITARY ORIGIN OF TUBERCULOUS CACHEXIA . 220 Srecr. Il. THe CAUSES OF TUBERCULOUS CACHEXIA IN INDIVI- DUALS NOT HEREDITARILY PREDISPOSED . <) eed. Improper diet . : : , ; ‘ : 230 Impure air . : : : : 5 eos Deficient exercise. : : : : ; 233 Excessive labour . : : : : : . 234 Imperfect clothing - : : : : : 234 Want of cleanliness - : : : : - 9285 Abuse of spirituous liquors - A ; “ Zea Mental causes . : : . : 5 Able Contagion : : : 238