Diseases of the intestines and peritoneum / by Hermann Nothnagel ; edited, with additions by Humphrey D. Rolleston ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel.

  • Nothnagel, Hermann, 1841-1905.
Date:
1904
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Credit: Diseases of the intestines and peritoneum / by Hermann Nothnagel ; edited, with additions by Humphrey D. Rolleston ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Perforation of the intestine, etiology of, careinoniatous (lestniftion of the bowel-vviill the most prolific cause of, 574 _ _ forms of circumscribed su])puriition leading to, 67o-G7o most important factor in the produc- tion of, 672 occurring from within outward, 674, 675 rarity of, in dysentery, 673 the commonest cause of intestinal, 673 tuberculous ulceration of the bowel as the most frequent cause of, 673 in appendicitis, 854 of the bowel in carcinoma of abdominal organs, 411 seat of, 676 traumatic, 677 treatment of, 687, 688 variation of anatomic changes, 672 Pericolitis, 930 Perihejjatitis, hyperplastic, 942 Peristalsis, 71 in occlusion, 380 increased, 75, 124, 135 of the intestine, 72 pathologic acceleration of, 122 rapid, in the production of diarrhea, 122 visible, a sign in occlusion, 603 Peritoneal tumors, 972-985 innocent growths, 978 anatomy of, 978 blood cysts, 981 chylous cysts, 981 cystic tumors, 981 dermoid cysts, 982 fibromata, 980 fibrous desmoid tumors of the ab- dominal wall, 980 lipomata, 979 serous cysts, 982 clinical features, 983 character of pain in, 985 mesenteric cysts, 984 diagnosis, 984 treatment, 985 malignant new growths, 972 anatomy of, 972 carcinomatosis of, 974 chyliform character of ascitic fluid, 975 formation of miliary nodules, 974 clinical features, 975 temperature, 976 tubercle bacilli in ascitic fluid, 976 tympanitic note on percus- sion, 975 diagnosis, 977 treatment, symptomatic, 978 Peritoneum, diseases of, 691-985 abdominal dropsy, 697-713. See also Peritoneum, absorptive powers of, 692-695 acute miliary tuberculosis of, 960 appendiceal involvement of, 870 carcinomatous involvement of, 436 inflammation of, 713-750. See also Pvrl- tonitk. physiologic introduction, 691-696 plasticity of, 695 tuberculosis of, 954-971. See also Tubcr- cidous Peritonitis. tumors of, 972-985. See also Peritoneal Tumors. Wegner's investigations,' 692 Peritonitis, 71.3-971 acute diffuse, 779-813 non-perforative, 780 course, 781 prognosis, 782 perforative, 783-787 anatomy, 784 clinical features, 785 diagnosis of, 787 treatment, 801-809 importance of opium, 805, 808 intravenous injections, 804 medicinal measures, 803 subcutaneous transfusion, 806 surgical measures, 809-814 in ])erforating ulcers, 810-813 anatomy of, pathologic, 750-764 adhesive peritonitis, 759 chronic adhesive, 760 circumscribed adhesive, 761 exudates, peritoneal, 752-758 fibrin formation, 751 general infective acute, 762 inflammatory changes in the tissue, 756 progressive fibrinopurulent, 763 chronic, 936-971 diflTuse adhesive, 946 anatomy of, 947 clinical features, 948 fecal accumulation, 952 knuckling of colon, cecum, and sigmoid flexure, 950 pain as a symptom, 951 perigastric adhesions, 951 situation of chronic process, 949 syphilis a factor in, 946 typical flexure adhesion, 950 exudative, 936 anatomy of, 938 clinical features, 938 etiology of, 937 termination of, 939 treatment of, 939 indurative and adhesive, 940 chronic mesenteritis of the sigmoid flexure, 945 clinical causes of, 941 corset liver, 942 diagnosis of, 952 early development of grave ascites, 944