TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PART I.

GENERAL PATHOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS.

CHAPTER I.

CONSTITUENT FORMS OF DISEASE.

Section I.

DISEASE OF THE FLUIDS.

Section II.

DISEASE OF THE SOLIDS.

Subsection I.

DISEASE FROM MECHANICAL AND CHEMICAL CAUSES.

Subsection II.

DISEASE FROM INFLUENCES UPON THE VITAL PROPERTIES.

Article I. Irritation.

Article II. Inflammation.

Article III. Depression.

Article IV. Congestion.

Article V. Fever.

Article VI. Disease with Peculiar Products.

1. Tuberculosis.-2. Melanosis.-3. Organized Non-malignant Pro-

ducts. 4. Carcinoma, or Cancer. -5. Parasitic Animals.

CHAPTER II.

CAUSES OF DISEASE, OR ETIOLOGY.

CHAPTER III.

SYMPTOMATOLOGY, OR SEMEIOLOGY.

Section I.

SYMPTOMS OR SIGNS OF DISEASE.

1. Intermittent Fever.-2. Remittent Fever.-3. Pernicious Fever.

Article III. Yellow Fever.

1. Common diffused inflammation.-2. Diffused Inflammation with Curdy

Exudation, or Thrush.-3. Follicular Inflammation.-4. Eruptive

or Vesicular Inflammation.-5. Ulcerative Inflammation, or Can-

ker.-6. Sore-mouth of Nursing Women.-7. Gangrenous Inflam-

mation.-8. Mercurial Inflammation.

Article II. Inflammation of the Tongue, or Glossitis.

Article III. Morbid Dentition.

Article IV. Toothache, or Odontalgia.

Article V. Falling of the Teeth.

Subsection II.

DISEASES OF THE FAUCES, PHARYNX, AND ESOPHAGUS.

Article I. Inflammation of the Fauces, or Angina.

1. Common Inflammation of the Fauces, or Simple Angina.-2. Pseudo-

membranous Inflammation.-3. Ulcerative Inflammation.

Article II. Inflammation of the Tonsils, or Tonsillitis.

Article III. Inflammation of the Pharynx, or Pharyngitis.

Article IV. Inflammation of the Esophagus, or Esophagitis.

Article V. Stricture of the Esophagus.

Subsection III.

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH.

Article I. Inflammation of the Stomach, or Gastritis.

Article II. Cancer of the Stomach.

Article III. Irritation of Stomach.

1. Cardialgia.—2. Gastralgia.-3. Pyrosis.-4. Spasm of the Stomach.

5. Nausea and Vomiting.-6. Sea-sickness.-7. Sick-headache.

8. Morbid Appetite.

Article IV. Indigestion, or Dyspepsia.

Subsection IV.

DISEASES OF THE BOWELS.

Article I. Inflammation of the Bowels.

1. Inflammation of the Duodenum.-2. Inflammation of the Small In-

testines, or Enteritis.-3. Dysentery.

Article II. Cancer of the Bowels.

Article III. Irritation of the Bowels.

1. Diarrhoea.-2. Colic, including Simple Spasmodic Colic, Bilious Colic,

Colic from Obstruction, Rheumatic Colic, and Neuralgic Colic.

8. Lead Colic.

Article IV. Constipation.

Article V. Obstruction of the Bowels.

Article VI. Worms in the Alimentary Canal.

Article VII. Stricture of the Rectum.

Article VIII. Hemorrhoids, or Piles.

Article IX. Fissures of the Anus.

Article X. Prolapsus Ani.

Subsection V.

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS CONJOINTLY.

Article I. Cholera Morbus.

Article II. Epidemic Cholera.

Article III. Cholera Infantum.

Article IV. Flatulence.

Article V. Peritoneal Inflammation, or Peritonitis.

Section II.

DISEASES OF THE ABSORBENT SYSTEM.

Article I. Inflammation of the Absorbents.

Article II. Inflammation of the Absorbent Glands.

Article III. Scrofulous Inflammation of the Glands, or External Scrofula.

Article IV. Disease of the Bronchial Glands.

Article V. Disease of the Mesenteric Glands.

Section III.

DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM.

Subsection I.

INFLAMMATION OF THE RESPIRATORY PASSAGES.

Article I. Inflammation of the Nostrils.

1. Acute Inflammation of the Nostrils, or Coryza.-2. Chronic Inflam-

mation of the Nostrils, or Özæna.

Article II. Inflammation of the Larynx, or Laryngitis.

1. Acute Laryngitis, including Mucous Laryngitis, Submucous Laryn-

gitis, and Pseudo-membranous Laryngitis.-2. Chronic Laryngitis.

Article III. Inflammation of the Bronchia, or Bronchitis.

1. Acute Bronchitis. -2. Chronic Bronchitis.-3. Catarrh. - 4. Influ-

enza.-5. Croup, including Catarrhal Croup, and Pseudo-mem-

branous Croup.

Subsection II.

NERVOUS OR FUNCTIONAL DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY PASSAGES.

Article I. Laryngeal Nervous Disease.

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1. Infantile Spasm of the Glottis. -2. Spasm of the Glottis in Adults.

3. Suppression of the Voice, or Aphonia.-4. Laryngeal and Tra-

cheal Pains.

Article II. Hooping-cough, or Pertussis.

Article III. Nervous Cough.

Article IV. Asthma.

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Subsection III.

ORGANIC DISEASES OF THE PULMONARY TISSUE AND PLEURA

I. Inflammation of the Lungs, or Pneumonia.

Article II. Gangrene of the Lungs.

Article III. Inflammation of the Pleura, or Pleurisy.

Article IV. Pneumothorax.

Article V. Emphysema of the Lungs.

Article VI. Bronchial Dilatation.

Article VII. Phthisis.

Article VIII. Various Organic Affections of the Lungs.

Subsection IV.

FUNCTIONAL DISEASE OF THE PULMONARY TISSUE.

Article I. Loss of Breath, Apnoea, or Asphyxia.

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Section IV.

DISEASES OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM.

Subsection I.

DISEASES OF THE HEART.

I. Inflammation of the Pericardium, or Pericarditis.

Article II. Inflammation of the Endocardium, or Endocarditis.

Article III. Inflammation of the Heart, or Carditis.

Article IV. Chronic Valvular Disease.

Article V. Hypertrophy and Dilatation.

Article VI. Various Organic Diseases of the Heart.

1. Atrophy.-2. Softening.-3. Degeneration and Abnormal Products,

including Fatty Degeneration, Tubercles, &c.-4. Rupture.-5.

Polypous Concretions. 6. Malformation with Cyanosis.

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Article VII. Functional or Nervous Diseases of the Heart.

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1. Palpitation. 2. Syncope.-3. Neuralgia of the Heart, or Angina
Pectoris.

Subsection II.

DISEASES OF THE ARTERIES.

Article I. Inflammation of the Arteries, or Arteritis.

Article II. Ossification of the Arteries.

Article III. Aneurism.

Article IV. Arterial Palpitation.

Subsection III.

DISEASES OF THE VEINS.

Article I. Inflammation of the Veins, or Phlebitis.

1. Phlegmasia Dolens.-2. Metastatic Abscess, or Purulent Infection. -

3. Chronic Phlebitis.

Article II. Varicose Veins.