A treatise on relapsing or famine fever / by R.T. Lyons.

  • Lyons, R. T.
Date:
1872
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    Jaundice, 112, 169 ; its relief, 291; epidemics of, 238, 239. Jayakar, 297. Johnson, 97. Jungle fever, 32, 60. Kennedy, 25. Kemal jail, 216. Langstaff, 30. Laryngitis, 146. Latent period, 224 ; its contagious- ness, 222. La-svrence, 54, 59. Lesions, anatomical, 185. Liver, enlargement of, 109. Loosbai Expedition, 261, 325. Lower Bengal, epidemics, 5 ; jails, 239. Lnmbrici, 156. Lyell, 66. Macintire, 234. MacNab, 43. Macnamara, 152, 302. Malaria, 257. Malarious fever, 4, 258. Mantell, 97, 280. Maxwell, 71. McDoneU, 32. McLeod, Kenneth, 95. MelHs, 24. Melanfemia of retina, 154. Menstruation, 159. Mental faculties, 119; depression, as predisposing, 205. Meredith, 88. Meteorism, 108. Miliary vesicles, 72, 158, 306. Minas, 72. Mode of death, 184; communica- tion, 221. Moisture as predisposing, 200. Montgomery, 232, 363. Moore, W. J., 173, 237, 297. Morehead, 74, 341. Morice, 263. MortaUty rate, 174, 177 ; of general population, 176; of prisoners, 177 ; of comfortable classes, 177. Table of, 100. Of epidemic in 1869 in the Bengal presidency, 94. Morton, 95. Mouat, 26. Mouth in eruijtive fever, 127. Muleteers, epidemic amongst Pun- jab, 89. Murray, A., 30; J., 51. Muscular paralysis, 121, 148; its relief, 302. Nakra, or nasa, 161. Native rule, 274. Nausea, 107. Neglect, influence on mortality, 183. Night-blindness, 154. Nomenclature, 2. Observer, Indian, 92, 269. Occupation, as predisposing, 197. (Edema, 156 ; its relief, 301. Oldham on malaria, 258. Ophthalmia, 150. O'Shaughnessy, 69. Overcrowding, as predisposing, 197. Pains, 150 ; their relief, 290. Palpitation, 147. Paral3'sis, muscular, 121, 148; its relief, 302. Parkes, 172, 219. Partridge, 76. Peet, 143, 342. Pemphigus, 127. Pericarditis, epidemic of, 77. Peritonitis, 156. Perspiration, 104. Peshawur, under the Sikhs, 275; fever, 92, 95. Petechiffi, 126. Pigment-cells in blood, 192. Pharyngitis, 155. Pleurisy, 146. Pneumonia, 146. Poverty of agricultural population, 265 ; of Sepoys, 263. Power, 85. Preventive measures against gene- ration, 260 ; against spread, 279; success of, 220, 234.