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The study of medicine. Containing all the author's ... improvements / [John Mason Good].

  • John Mason Good
Date:
1829
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    Gen. XI. Spec. II. Bucnemia tropica. [In the modification of the disease, represented by Dr. Graves as common in Ireland, and as following fever and repeated attacks of a kind of inflammation, more like ery- sipelas than any thing else, he suggests the following treat- ment. When the case is not of very long standing, he recommends, during the febrile paroxysms, antiphlogistic treatment, purgatives, leeches repeatedly to the inflamed parts, and cold lotions. During the intermissions, rest, moderately tight bandages, bark, and, if it fails, arsenic. The moment the inflammatory paroxysms recur, the anti- phlogistic plan is to be resumed *.] * Dr. Graves, in Trans. of the King’s and Queen’s College of Physicians, vol. v. p. 46. ae PR es a