Facts and observations on liver complaints and bilious disorders, in general : and on the derangements of that important organ and of its immediate or intimate connections which most sensibly influence the biliary secretion, with practical deductions drawn from an ample share of experience, and a close and constant attention to this subject, in various climates : connected by an appropriate and successful mode of treatment ... / by John Faithhorn.

  • Faithhorn, John
Date:
1818
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Credit: Facts and observations on liver complaints and bilious disorders, in general : and on the derangements of that important organ and of its immediate or intimate connections which most sensibly influence the biliary secretion, with practical deductions drawn from an ample share of experience, and a close and constant attention to this subject, in various climates : connected by an appropriate and successful mode of treatment ... / by John Faithhorn. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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

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    PAG* Accumulation of Indurated Faeces, mistaken oc- casionally for a Tumour of the Abdomen, of a different nature - 12. On Gall-Stones, Biliary Concretions, and Jaundice 13. On Dropsy ------- Treatment of Chronic Hepatitis - Altered Organization of the Liver - Concluding Observations - Case of Hydrocephalus Internus, or Water in the Head. [The chapter on this subject is omitted in this edition, although the case is retained, in order to exemplify that the foundation of this highly alarming and dangerous disease, originates from Hepatic and Biliary obstruction] - Cases of Acute Hepatitis - - - Case of Accumulation of Vitiated Mucus - Mistaken Pectoral Cases - Cases of Chronic Hepatitis - Conclusion - ------ 75 76 79 82 102 106 109 111 115 116 121 159