A treatise on diphtheria : its nature, pathology and homoeopathic treatment / by Wm. Tod Helmuth.

  • William Tod Helmuth
Date:
1862
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    Arahes et Latin% de Anginarum natttris, speciehts, causis et curationihus scrijpsere diver sis in locis; et circa affectionem liisce tem^oribus vocatani Garro- TiLLO. Opus Doctoris Johannis Alphonsi de Fon- techa, &c. Compluti 1611. Also described under the same name by Herrera, early in the seven- teenth century—Be Essentia Causis, Notis, Prmsagio, Curatione, et Prwcautione Faucium et Gutturis Anginosorum TJlcerum Morhi Suffocantis^ GtARRO- TiLLO Hispane appellati, &c. Authore, Doctore Christophero Perez de Herrera, &c. Matriti, 1615. IV. Epidemicus Strangulatorius —as it ap- peared in 1618 at JN'aples, the popular name of the disorder being male de canna^'' disease of the trachea—described by Kola Carnevale, Syambiti and others. V. GriJL^ Morbus—as it was known in Sicily in 1600-25—described by Cortesius— Joannis Baj>- tistce Cortesii, Miscellaneorum Medicinalium Decades Denm, p. 696, Messana?, 1625. YI. Ulcus Syriacus—as it was seen in Syria and Coelo-Syria, by Alaymus {Marci Antonii Alapni, ConsuUatio, pro Ulceris Syriaci nunc Vagantis cura- tione, p. 54, 1632.) YII. Morbus Strangulatorius — noticed in London in 1739-1746, by Dr. Forthergill—the title being ^^An account of the Putrid Sore Throat, hy John Forthergill, M. D., pp. 32, 34. Fifth edition. London: 1769. YIII. Angi]n^a Suffocatiya—^^as described by Dr. Bard, of JSTew York—his work being '-''An in- quiry into the nature^ cause and cure of the Angina