Twentieth century practice v. 2, 1895, المجلد 2Sampson Low, Marston, 1895 |
عبارات ومصطلحات مألوفة
action acute rheumatism Addison's disease adipose tissue adrenals affected albumin alcohol alkaline amount anæmic apparatus appears arteries arthritis deformans articular atrophy attack become blood body calories carbohydrates cardiac cause changes chronic circulation clinical condition considerable corpulent course deposit diabetes diabetes mellitus diathesis diet disease disorder disturbance doses endocarditis especially evidence excess exciting excretion exercise existence fact fatty fluid formation frequently function glycogen glycosuria gout gouty grams heart hyperpyrexia increased inflammation influence ingestion irritation joints kidneys lactic acid lesions less liver malady manifestations membrane metabolism morbid muscles muscular myocarditis myositis nerves nervous nitrogenous normal nutrition obesity observed occur organs pain pancreas pathological patient pericardium perspiration present produced quantity regarded result rheumatic fever rheumatic poison salicin salicyl compounds salicylic acid skin sodium sometimes structures subacute substances suffer surface symptoms syphilis temperature tendency tion tissue treatment urates uric acid urine usually valve
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الصفحة 194 - It often disappears in fair and returns in wet weather. It is a troublesome ailment which frequently lasts off and on for months, even years. During its continuance there is often laid the foundation of future cardiac troubles. In the age, in the personal and family history of the patient, in the shifting character of the pains, and in the occasional slight rise of the temperature we have the best means of distinguishing true chronic rheumatism from the other ailments, gouty, arthritic and neuralgic,...
الصفحة 224 - ... sick with intermittent fever, as these observations contrast with a large number of others, where the water of other marshes was drunk without this effect. If the morbific power were simply the product of chemical decomposition, this exclusiveness would be entirely inexplicable. I have no hesitation in saying decidedly that marsh miasm — malaria — must consist of low vegetable organisms, whose development is chiefly due to the putrefaction of vegetable substances. It is true these low organisms...
الصفحة 474 - Having been all my life a sufferer from migraine, it was in the autumn of 1882 that, in despair of obtaining any complete relief from drugs, and not without some fear that I was really suffering from organic disease, I gave up all butcher meat and replaced it by milk and fish.
الصفحة 527 - Inoculation acts well in modifying disease, by introducing but a very small dose at once, and for the same purpose, it is advantageous to inoculate from matter obtained from animals which had been the subjects of the disease. Dr. Edward Smith had proved, in a paper published in the
الصفحة 381 - Duckworth describes it as follows : ''The gouty throat is like no other. The pillars of the fauces, especially the posterior pair, the velum, and the uvula, are very red and glazed. The uvula is greatly enlarged and elongated, sometimes seeming to fill up the gap between the pillars.
الصفحة 148 - Sodii bicarb., Sodii chloridi, aa gr. xxiv. Morph. hydrochlor gr. i. Aq. destillatae, 3 vij. MS For spray inhalation twice a day in spasmodic asthma. Also to loosen the expectoration in catarrhal bronchitis and phthisis. SODII BORAS. Borax.
الصفحة 204 - It is progressive from stage to stage, and each succeeding stage carries it further and further away from the remedy. But it is the very peculiarity of acute rheumatism that it does, in a certain sense, stand still. All its actions and movements are simply as forcible and rapid as possible, yet does it stand still. All its energy is expended upon one stage, and there is no apparent progression beyond it. A fortnight ago there was great heat, and nervous and vascular excitement, and great pain and...
الصفحة 466 - ... presumably easily secreted quadri-urate, but as bi-urate, which is less soluble, and probably also — either for that reason or because it is a compound foreign to the normal economy — less easy of removal by the kidneys. The bi-urate thus produced exists at first in the hydrated or gelatinous modification. But with the lapse of time and increasing accumulation it passes on into the almost insoluble anhydrous or crystalline condition ; and then precipitation of it becomes imminent, or actually...
الصفحة 551 - Tumors attaining to the size of a pen, which are sometimes developed near the third joints of the fingers. They have certainly nothing in common with arthritis (gout), since they are met with in many persons to whom that disease is unknown. They remain throughout life, are devoid of all pain, and show no tendency to ulceration. The deformity is more conspicuous than the inconvenience they cause, though the movement of the fingers is somewhat impeded by them.
الصفحة 246 - If the matcries morbi be indeed an acid, or an acidulous compound ; if it be lactic acid, for instance, as there are cogent reasons for believing it to be, then will its neutralization be effected, its irritative property probably diminished, and its elimination promoted by a free exhibition of alkalies and neutral salts...