The Medical digest : being a means of ready reference to the principal contributions to medical science during the last thirty years / by Richard Neale.

  • Neale, Richard, 1827-1900.
Date:
1877
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    IMPETIGO CAPITIS (1675:3)— Squire, T. 1/65, p. 630. Poole, L. 1/52, p. 377. Diagnosis. Anderson, from Favus (23:2), 5. T. 1/61, p. 247. Squire, from position, &c., T. 1/65, p. 630. IMPETIGO MENTI (1690:4)— .(\jiderson, a form of Eczema (471:1), T. 2/63, p. 87. IMPETIGO SYPHILITICA (73:5)— Plistehing, (1199:5), &c., Hendeux, M. E, 1/59, p. 265. 52. ECTHYMA—PHLYZACIA. 1. Causes. — Scabies often in childi'en (34:3). Tiieatment. 2. — PoTAssAs CiiLOit-is (260:5), Hutchinson, T. 2/56, p. 191. — Cod Liveii Oil (501:1), Hunt, T. 1/56, p. 646. — Tar (351:4), Deyergie, Powdered, M. E. 2/61, p. 245. — Guano Baths (254:6), Eecamier, M. E. 2/57, p. 556. ECTHYMA SYPHILITICUM (73:5)- 3. Wells, T. 2/56, p. 612. Sybhilization (1201:3), Boeck,M. E.2/57, p. 417 case. PEMPHIGUS-POMPHOLYX-PEMPHIX 4. Op Os and Cervix (1117:6). Op Con- junctiva (1835:6). Acute, Horand, L. 2/73, p. 456. Southey, P. 2/75, p. 252. Eare cases. Epidemic among Xeonati (53:1), Besnier, T. 2/74, p. 642. Nervous Origin (38:4), EusseU case, T. 2/64, ]). 464. Dejerne, .-Uterat. of Cutan. Nei-ves, M. E. 2/76, p. 479. Cases, Wilks, singular case, T. 2/68, p. 286. Startin, &c., 26 cases, T. I/54’ p. 131; 1/61, p. 223; 2/54, p. 425. Addison, lastmg 17 5'ears, L. 1/58, p. • 314. Bames, ^so of a Bullous Disease m Infants, allied to Pemphigus, L. 1 /52, TT 1/55, p. ASA flare, Malingemig, caused by vesications, L. 1/58, p. 315. Hutchin- son, 1. 1/72, p. 2.52. After Pot. Iodid. (263:4), Bumstead, E. 1/72, p. 127. P. Foli.\ceus, Fox, T. 2/76, p. 510. Cheiro Pompholyx, Fox and Hutchinson. L. 1/^6, p. 563 ei! wj. 1 emphigus Syphilitic, Startin, acute, L. Trn’^d^V T. 2/68, p. 261. HiUiaret, L. 1/70, p. 65. Vide, 1096:3. Ireatment, Andei-son, L. 1/70, p. 868. B. — Arsen^, (280:1), Hutchinson, T. 1/61, p. 223; 1^4, p. 10; I/72, p. 252. PEMPHIGUS—Treatment (cent.)— Arsenic (eont.)— 6. Specihe cases, &c., 2/75, pp. 461, 513, 565, 624. Startin and otWs, T. 1/54 p. 131; 1/62, p. 11; 1/68, p. 286. Fox, not so good as Quinine, T. 2/76. p. 511. ' — Tar (351:4), Devergie, powdered, M. E. 2/61, p. 245. — Hot Bath (230:2), Prolonged, Hehra, T. 2/61, p. 617. — POTASSAJ Chloras (260:4), Hutchinson. 2/56, p. 192. — Phosphorus (239;5), Eames, M. E. 1/72, p. 535. — Sulphites, (245:4), Eicci, L. 1/70, p. 897. 53. PEMPHIGUS GANGEiENOSUS—P. IN- 1. FANTILIS-EUPIA ESCHAEOTICA. Fowler, case, L. 2/55, p. 406. Cazeaux and others, on Syphilitic origin, M. E. 2/55, p. 346. Bames, contra Cazeaux, L. 1/52, p. 490. Anderson, following meal of putrid Eel, L. 1/73, p. 875. MTiitehead, M. E. 1/52, p. 332. Basham, E. 2/68, p. 92. Hutchinson, P. Infantilis Syphilitica, T. 2/75, p. 462. Bohn, P. Acutus Neonatomm (1542:2), T. 2/76, p. 290. Vide 52:4. Treat.ment, 52:5. EUPIA syphilitica (73:5)- 2. Hunt, caso, T. 1/56, p. 646. Wells, T. 2/56, p. 612. PoTAssii Iodidum (264:3), Budd, Large doses, M. E. 1/53, p. 207. HEEPES. TETTEE— 3. Herpes Tonsurans (22:2). H. Cir- ciN.YTus (35:5). Herpetic Diathesis. — A Cause of Astilma (658:5). Herpetic Affections of Throat (616:2), Do Mussy, M. E. 2/57, p. 145. Guhler, T. 2/58, p. 95. 4. Nervous Origin (38:4 and 54:2), B. Sequard, in caso of disease, E. 2/59, p. 347. B. Carter, in Herpes Frontalis (1438:5), L. 2/76, p. 111. Vemeuil, series of Traumatic cases, E. 2/73 p. 96. ' ’ Treatment, Jenner, T. 1/57, p. 378. Duke, case of General Herpes, L. 1/76, p. 884. Sulphur (243:4), De Mussy, M. E. 2/57, p. 151. AlivAlies (216:2), Chambers, why they aUay irritation, Ch. D p. 342 6. — S.1PO L-yricis (349:3), Moore, E. 1/59, p. 92. ' ^2/57* ^7^3^ E.