On diseases of the throat and windpipe, as reflected by the laryngoscope : a complete manual upon their diagnosis and treatment / by George Duncan Gibb.

Date:: 1864

Credit: On diseases of the throat and windpipe, as reflected by the laryngoscope : a complete manual upon their diagnosis and treatment / by George Duncan Gibb. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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$Disease of epiglottis, 51 of vocal cords, 96 of brain causing aphonia, 157 Diseases arising from systemic changes, 295 exhausting, aphonia from, 103 of thyro-liyoid articulation, 420 of hyoid bone from the tongue, 426 Dislocation of epiglottis from cancer, 276 of thyro-hyoid articulation, 420 Displacements of tongue-bone, 426 Drama, contendophonia in members of, 177, 178 Dryness of trachea, 389 Dumbness from closure of the larynx, after tracheotomy in croup, 222 Dyscrasia syphilitic, haemorrhage from the larynx, 264 Dysphagia, 377 oesoi)hageal, 373 cricoid, 378 laryngeal, 378, 379 arytenoid, 379 epiglottic, 379 thyro-hyoid, 379 tracheal, 378 vertebral, 378 hysterical, 329, 378 Dyspbonia clericorum, 1 and acantophonia, 146 and hoarseness, 149, 161 from syphilis, 266 Dyspnoea, 312 causes, 312 thoracic and cardiac, 312 early symptom of phthisis, 313 from tumours, 313 dilatation of the pupil, 314 aneurism simulating laryngitis, 314 case due to aneurism, 314 ])rogress of causes of, 316 treatment, 316 laryngeal, 31 7 three causes for in one person, 399 Ears, tubercles on, in gout, 269 Eburnation of hyoid bone, 420 Ecraseur, laryngeal, authors, 137 Moura-Bourouillou's, 463 I Egyptians, ancient, virore beards, 381 j Electric cautery for removing polvpi, I 141 I Electrical light, 449 j Elephantiasis of throat, 270 I state of the parts, 270 i peculiarity of the voice, 271 case in illustration, 271 ' laryngoscopic appearance, 272 I Emotional causes of aphonia, 98 I Emphysema from cricoid fracture, I 438 \ Enlargement of tonsils, 348 { Epidermic changes in tongue, 341 i Epiglottis, diseases of, 51 j description and ligaments, 52 ! position among mankind, 53, 54 I causes of its pendency, 54 j illustrations, 55 to 62 acute inflammation, 63 ulceration, 64, 68 rolled up like a scroll, 65, 66 cases of loss, 42, 45, 68 to 75 table of cases of loss in London museums, 76 mucous cyst of, 76 ^ ulcerated after diphtheria, 255 atheromatous thickening, 300 ossification, 300 malformation, 318 Epiglottic dysphagia, 379 Epiglottisation, 53, 77 Epistaxis, 354 Erysipelas of windpipe, 232 laryngoscopic appearances, 233 progress and treatment, 234 Erysipelatous hryngilis, 232 I Eustachian tubes, 4i|5 I Examination of laryi^x, mode of, 451 ] parts presented to view, 452 ! shapes of the glUtis, 453 I closure of glottis in deglutition, I 453 1 comparison to three pairs of ; reins, 454 proof of proposition, 455 mirror in tracheal fistula, 455 ' Exanthettiatous affections of throat, I 278 j Exhausting diseases, aphonia from, 103 j Expectoration of rings of fibrine, j 224 I Expression atheromatous, 302, 303$