A synopsis of methodical nosology : in which the genera of disorders are particularly defined, and the species added with the synonimous of those from Sauvages ... From the 4th ed., corr. and much enl / Translated by Henry Wilkins, M. D.

  • Cullen, William, 1710-1790.
Date:
1793 [i. e. Philadelphia, Elizabeth Hall, 1795]
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    O F CLASSES and ORDERS*, CLASS I. FEBRILE DISORDERS. ORDER I. II. 111. IV. FEVERS. INFLAMMATIONS, ERUPTIONS. HiEMORRHAGIES. V. FLUXES. CL. II. NERVOUS DISORDERS. OR. I. DEPRIVATIONS of VOLUN* TARY MOTION. II. DEPRIVATIONS of theVITAL or NATURAL ACTIONS. III. SPASMS. IV. DISORDERS of the INTEL- LECTUAL FUNCTIONS. * Linnsr-us, Voce!, and Sagar, have followed in almoft every particular, the inftitution of clafles given at fiift by Sauvages. Eut as many of their claffes, viz. , , ;. '/iff, is of the rtfflatory Organs, c Pains, and o Fluxes, are nei- (her natural nor in any manner proper, I could not follow fuch a plan. Therefore I have published another, more fimple, (as it appears to me) and in every thing proper. Itmayfeem, perhaps, that thefe are even lefs perfect, becaufc the uitlinclion will not be every where eafy between the diforders of the whole f>ftetn placed [a Vitia, b Anhthtiona. c Dolores, i> F.V.vw.]