The principles and practice of medicine : designed for the use of practitioners and students of medicine / by Sir William Osler.

  • William Osler
Date:
1912
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    1 •regressive paralysis of insane, Jaeksonian epilepsy due to, 1084. Progressive paresis following traumatic neuroses, 1118. Proliferative peritonitis, 606, 607. Prostate, tuberculosis of, 219. Prostatic abscess, septico-pyaemia follow- ing, 52. Prostatitis, gonorrheal, ]2:i; in typhoid fe- ver, 80, 45. Proteus bacillus, in iuiectious jaundice, 885; in pyelitis, 712. Protozoan infections, 287. Protozoic dermatitis, 285. Pruritus, in diabetes, 482, 484, 489; in exophthalmic goitre, 879; in Hodgkin's disease, 748; in hypertrophic cirrhosis, 581; in jaundice, 556; in lymphoid leu- kasmia, 745. Psammoma, of brain, 1010; of spinal cord, 963. Pseudo-aiZgina in neurasthenia, 1110. Pseudo-apoplectic attacks, in fatty heart, 791; in Stokes-Adams disease, 779. Pseudo-biliary colic, 571. Pseudo-bulbar paralysis, 981. Pseudo-cavernous signs, 201, 202. Pseudo-chylous ascites, 610. Pseudo-crisis in lobar j)neumonia, 88. Pseudo-cyesis, 1099. Pseudo-diphtheria bacillus, 59, 60. Pseudo-hydrophobia, 371; pharyngeal spasm in, 1050. Pseudo-leukaBmia, 747, 749. Pseudo-lipoma, 458. Pseudo-membranous pachymeningitis in- terna, 946. Pseudo-paralysis, syphilitic, confusion of, with infantile scurvy, 450. Pseudo-paresis of rickets, 443. Pseudo-ptosis, 1036. Pseudo-sclerosis of brain, 953, 954. Pseudo-tabes, 822; in cerebro-spinal fever, 118. Psilosis, 519. Psittacosis, 388. Psoas abscess, involvement of lumbar plexus in, 1060. Psoriasis, buccal, 460. Psorospermiasis, 237. Psorosperms in empyema, 660. Psyehasthenia, 1111. {See Neurasthenia.) Psycho-analytical methods, 1105. Psychoses, excessive hunger in, 514; in typhoid fever, 29. Psychosis polyneuritica, 397. Psychotherapy, 1104; in treatment of hys- teria, 1104; in treatment of neurasthe- nia, 1115, 1116. Ptomaine poisoning, 408. Ptosis, 1085; due to paralysis of th?rd nerve, 1035; hysterical, 1036; in acute cerebro-spinal leptomeningitis, 950; in locomotor ataxia, 915, 919; in myasthe- nia gravis, 1188; in ophthalmoplegic mi- graine, 1089; in syphiloma of brain, 1009. Ptyalism, 459, 462, 468. Puberty, epistaxis at, 613; palpitation at, 770. J'uerperal fever, acute chorea and, 1067, 1069; acute endocarditis and, 798; peri- carditis in, 760. Piierjxn-al state, bradycardia in, 777; cere- bral ond)olisni in, 998; pernicious anae- mia and, 784. l*ulex irritans, 312; penetrans, 818. I*ulinonary actinomycosis, 288. Pulmonary anthrax, 150. Pulmonary apoplexy, 687, 638. I*ulnionary artery, aneurism of, 861; changes in, in hypertrophic emphysema, 647. Pulmonary congestion, in aortic stenosis, 815; in mitral incompetency, 818. Pulmonary distomiasis, 282. Pulmonary form of acute miliary tuber- culosis, 170. Pulmonary hsemorrhage, 636-688; treat- ment of, 638, 639. Pulmonary orifice, congenital lesions at, 884; insufficiency of, 826. Pulmonary tuberculosis, 182-211; abscess of lung and, 658; acute endocarditis in, 797, 798; bronchiectasis and, 626; com- plications of, 202-206; complicating anioebiasis, 241; concurrent infections and diseases associated with, 208-210; death due to, in stenosis of pulmonary orifice, 884; diagnosis of, 206-208; dif- ferentiation of chlorosis from, 733; dif- ferentiation of pneumothorax from, 671; echinococcus confused with, 293; fatty liver and, 590; fibrinous casts in expec- toration of, 632; following cervical adenitis, 176; haematoporphyrin in the urine in, 698; ha^morrhagic pachymenin- gitis in, 947; hypertrophic arthropathy in, 1143; laryngitis secondary to, 618; modes of death in, 210, 211; modes of infection in, 182, 183; phosphaturia in, 691; pleurisy and, 655; pleuro-pericar- dial friction in, 762; thrombosis of cere- bral veins and sinuses in, 1005. Pulmonary valve disease, 825, 826. Pulsating pleurisy, 661; differentiation of thoracic aneurism from, 857. Pulse, capillary, in aortic incompetency,