None
358 Migraine, II. 846-53 Aconitine in, II. 353 Antipyrin in, II. 352 Aperients in, II. 349, 350 Arsenic in, II. 360, 351 Bromides in, II. 350, 351, 352 Caffeine in, II. 352 Cannabis indica in, II. 351 Causation of, II. 348 Diet in. II. 349, 350 Ergot in, II. 352, 353 Guarana in, II. 352, 353 Ilyoscyamin injection in, II. 353 Iron in, II. 360, 351 Migranin in, II. 362 Mineral waters in, II. 349, 350 Nitro-glycerine in, II. 350, 353 Oil of eucalyptus in, II. 353 Paroxysmal, II. 346 Phenacetinin, II. 362 Pyramon in, II. 362 Quinine in. II. 351 Rest cure in, II. 361, 363 Seton in, II. 363 Sodium salicvlate in, 11. 350, 363 Symptoms, II. 346, 347 Vascular spasm in, II. 348 Vasomotor disturbance in, II. 348 Visual disturbance in, II. 346— 47 778 Gkneral Index J (<V>R(illt(f<0 NEI HAMTHKNIC, II. SM, 86«— 67 DieUrlic and regiminal treat- ment of, 11. 857 DruK treatment of, II. 357 Ify.ln>therapy in, II. 357 MR*Hji;rr» in, II. 35« H\Mi'ATHRTi( or Reflex, II. 354, 30l»- 60 OlMTBtiouH in. II. 859—60 *' .S|»«»«'iaU«t •' treatment of, II. 86l» Tox.»:>iir, II. 854, 358 -«0 CtiDlnpt^nr^iterientii in, II. 859 r<t«vHiuni iotfidoin, II. 359 Witic application of the term, n. :i.'>h S^t nlMt Adtlitional Fonnulie, II. 372-73 Heart and VIood - ymwtHa, DlMaaaaofthe. Ner Aneuiysui, I. 470— tS2 ; An^^ina pertoris, I. 4A\* t>:\ ; Aortic iuMnfnciency, I. 3'.»s— 40'» : Aoiticstenewis, I. 807— '.►*» ; Ait»'rio-sj Irnmis, 1. 4*15 — 70 ; CiiKliur d»'^?i«THtion, 1. 415-29; i'anliac »liluUiti«»M, I. 8<'»:), 398, 409 - !.'> : Canliao hypertrunhy, 1. 364 Tk.. :;<»s, 40t»— s ; Cardiac i»ain, 1. AiiV — 19 ; Canliac valvular It'.Hiiiii.H, 1. 3<>2-40.'>; Endocardi- tis. aciit»», I. 351—58; Endocar- ditis, malignant, I. 35S— 61 ; Pjill»itati.»n, I. 430—39; Peri- iviniitis, acute, I. 843—51 Heart burn in chronic gastric catarrh, I. 67 in ilysjnj)sia, I. 180 ill K<'i>tr<K>cta.sis, I. 115 ill ulcer of the stomach, I. 76 Hemicrania. 'SV Hradaohes, Mi.iRAiNB, II. 846—58 Hemiplegia in apoplexy, II. 259, 'jti(» r.2 Hepatitis, Acute Buppurative (Ans( Kss okLivkr), II. 124—30 .\u,'>i>,ro>li in, II. 126, 128, 129 Cmsaiici, ,)f, II. 124 Free incision and drainage in, II. 1 •_".», i;i(i Ijiei acuaiiha in, II. 128 Local applicitioiis in, II. 129 Moipliiiie ill, II. 12S Miiltijile altscesses, II. 124 riiiictiiic and aspiration in, I. ]■-".». 130 Pyrexia in, II, 127 "S.)lit;iry " abscess, II. 125 Sviiiptoms of, II. 127 Hepatitis, Chronic intersti- tial (Cirrhosis or Liver), II. 130—45 Alcohol a.s cause, II. 131 Alkalies in, II. i:{7, 139 Hepatitis, dutmlc Interstitial (continued) Ammoninni chloride in, II. 148 Aperients in. II. 1.36, 188, 142 Ascites in, II. 134, 139 Biliary cirrhosis, II. 144 Diet in. IL 135, 186 Diaretics and puiigatives in, II. 142, 143 •• Fattv cirrliosis," II. 132 Hfematemesis in, II. 134, 188 Hypertrophic cirrhosis, II. 132 Indications for treatment or, II. 135 Malarial cirrhosis, II. 145 Mineral waters in, II. 136, 137, 144, 145 Nature and causes of, II. 130. 131 Nitro-h)drochloricacidin, II 138 Paracentesis abdominis in, II. 140 Piles in, II. 139 Podophyllin in, II. 136 Potassium iodide in, II. 143 Resin of cnpaiba in, II 143 Htiniulants in, II. 136 Hymptoms of, II. 133 Syphilitic cirrhosis, II. 145 Tapping for ascites in, II. 139, 140 Tonics in, II. 144 Toxic symptoms of, II. 135, 144 Varieties of, IL 132, 183 See also Additional Forniulse, II. 146 Hexpea of tlie mouth. Sn stomatitis, Vesicular, I. 3 — 5 Herpes lOeter (Shingles), II. 833-34 HodgUn's disease Pseudo- lenknmia, or Lymphade- noma^ i. 5i5— is Arsenic in, I. 517 Causation o', I. 515 * Iron in, L 518 Massage in, I. 517 Phosphorus in, I. 518 Quinine in, I. 518 Symptoms of, I. 516 Tonics in, I. 517—18 HydaUd^bsrsts of ttae Uver, ii. 147—54 Abdominal section, incision, and evacuation for, II. 154 Antiseptic irrigation in, IL 154 Characters of fluid in, II. 149 Corrosive sublimate in, IL 154 Ii\jection of medicinal substances in, II. 154 Internal medication in, II. 151 Origin, nature, and development of, II. 147, 148 Potassium iodide in, II. 151 Prophylaxis, II. 14« Rupture of, II. 150 General Index 779 Hydatid cysts of the liver {co-nXinvAd) Simple or electro- puncture in, II. 151 Spontaneous cure of, II. 150, 151 Suppuration of, II. 150 Symptoms of, II. 149 Tcenia echinococcus in causation of, II. 147 Tapping for, II. 162—54 Hydroceplialus, Acute. See Meningitis, Tubercular, II. 242 -47 Hydronephrosis, ii. 195—97 Causation of, II. 195 Intermittent, II. 195 Manipulation in, II. 196 Nephrotomy in, II. 197 Puncture in, II. 196 Spontaneous cure of, II. 196 X-rays in, II. 196 Hydrotherapy— in anseniia, I. 492 in constipation, I. 280 in dyspepsia, I. 178 in exophthalmic goitre, I. 525 in gastralgia, I. 161 in gastroectasis, I. 125 in hysteria, II. 428 in insomnia, II. 363 in liver disease, II. 123 in locomotor ataxy, II. 282 in malaria, II. 782 in neuralgia, II. 315, 334 in neui-asthenia, II. 443 in neurasthenic headache, II. 357 in phthisis. I. 734 in rheumatism, II. 456 in typhoid fever, II. 696—701 Hypersdmlc conditions of the liver. See Liver, Hypei«uiia of, II. 117-24 H3n[>ertrophy of tonsils. See Tonsils, Chronic enlargement of, I. 20-21 Hypnotics in insomnia, List of, with brief comments, II. 364—71 H3n[>noti8m in epilepsy, II. 411 in hysteria, II. 429 in insomnia, II. 368 Hysteria, ii. 417-35 Causation of, II. 420—22 Contractures in. II. 419-20, 431 Atropine in, II. 432 Chloroform in, II. 432 Convulsive attacks of. II. 418, 430 Cold water in, II. 430 Compression of ovary in, II. 431 Electricity in, II. 430, 431, 432 Inhalations in, II. 431 Diet in, IL 424, 434 Forms of, II. 418—19 Hygienic measures, II. 423 Hjrsteria iconUnv^) Hysterical state, II. 423—30 Antispasmodics in, II. 425 Bromides in, II. 426—27 Chloral in, II. 427 Diet in, II. 424 Electricity and massage in, II. 429 Hydrotherapy in, II. 428 Hygienic management of, II. 423 Hypnotism and suggestion in, IL 429 Methylene blue in, IL 426 Morphine in, II. 427 Sea-bathing in, II. 429 Paralysis in, 1 1. 419, 432 Aphonia in, 1 1. 434 Electricity and massage in, IL 432, 433, 434 Psychotherapy in, IL 434 Valerianate of zinc in, IL 434 See also Additional Formulee, IL 446 Infantile Scurvy, IL 554-55 Infective Diseases, Specific. See Cerebro-spinal fever, II. 771 —78; Cholera, IL 754— 71; Diph- theria, IL 580— 604 ; Erysipelas, II. 657—66; Influenza, IL 713 —26; Measles, IL 649-56; Malarial fevers, IL 726—44 ; Rheumatism, Acute, 1 1. 557— 79 ; Rotheln, 1 1. 656 - 57 ; Scarlet fever, II. 036—49; Small.pox, II. 620-36; Teta- nus, II. 744 — 51 ; Typhoid fever, IL 669—706; typhus fever, II. 707—11 ; Whooping- cough, II. 604—17 Influenza, 11. 713-26 After-effects of, IL 714 Alkaline drinks in, IL 723 Ammonia chloride in, 1 1. 723 Antipyrin in, IL 714, 722, 726 Antiseptics in, II. 721 Aperients in, 11. 720 Arsenic in, 1 1. 725 Bi.smuth in, IL 724 Bronchitis and pneumonia of, II. 723 Camphor in, IL 725 Cardiac asthenia of, II. 724—25 Causation of, II. 721 Cerebro-spinal form, 1 1. 724 Chloroform in, II. 723, 724 Dover's powder jn, IL 715, 720 Epidemics of, IL 713 Fatal complications in the feeble and aged, IL 723, 724, 726 Gastro-intestinal catarrh of, II. 724 Gastro-intestinal pains of, II. 722 780 General Index Influensa {wtdin\ud) Headache of, II. 722 Heroin in, II. 722 High temperature in, II. 722 Hydrocyanic acid in, J I. 724 Infective agent of, II. 721 Inhalations in, II. 728, 725 Laryngo - tracheal cough of, II. 722 Milk in, II. 723, 726 Morphine in, II. 722, 724 Phenacetin in, II. 722 Preventives against infection from, II. 722 Quinine in, II. 716-20, 726, 726 Salicin in, II. 714, 715, 720, 722 Strychnine in, II. 724, 725 Symptoms and complications of, J I. 714, 721 <Se« ofao Additional Formulae, II. 751, 752 Insomnia* 11. 360— 71 Alcohol in, II. 364—65 Amyleue hydrate in, II. 370 Apomorphine in, H. 370 Bromides in, II. 365, 368, 369 Butyl-chloral hydras in, II. 370 Camphor monobromide in, II. 370 Cannabis indica in, II. 370 Causes of, II. 361—63 Chloral in, II, 865, 369 Chloralamide in, If. 366 Chloralose in, II. 367 Chloretone io, H. 370 Chlorobrom in, II. 370 Chloroform and ether in, II. 368 Climate in, II. 368 Digitalis in, II. 368 Dormiol in, II. 371 Electricity in, II. 364 Enema in, II. 362 Hedonal in, II. 371 Hydrotherapy In, II. 363 ' Hyoscyamus in, II. 368 Hypnal in, II. 371 Hypnotism in, II. 368 Lupulin in, IT. 371 Massage in. If. 363 Metaldehyde in, II. 371 Methylal in, II. 371 Opium in, II. 365 Paraldehyde in, II. 368 Pellotine in, II. 371 Piscidia in, II. 371 Sodium bicarbonate in, II. 362 Strychnine in, II. 368 Sul phonal in, II. 366—67 Tetronal and trional in, II. 367 Uralium (or ural) in, II. 371 Urethane in, II. 371 Set also Additional Formulfe, II. 373-74 Intermittent fever. See Malarial Fevers, II. 726—44 Intestines, Diseases Of the. See Appendicitis, I. 261—72 ; Con- stipation, Habitual, I. 216—33 ; Diarrhoea, I. 236-58; Dysen- tery, I. 272—87 ; Enteralgia, I. 199—218 ; Intestinal obstruc- tion, I. 289—304; Intestinal parasites, I. 305 — 26; Peri- tonitis, I. 327—42 Intestinal obstruction, i. 289— 804 ' Acute, I. 297—301 Belladonna in, I. 297, 301 Cases of compression or traction, I. 290, 294 Cases of im paction of faeces, I. 290 —92, 295 Cases of intussusception, 1. 293, 298 Cases of strangulation, I. 291 Cases of stricture, I. 291, 296 Causes of, I. 290-92 Chronic, I. 803 Colostomy in, I. 296 Colotomy in, I. 303 Diagnostic measures in, I. 293 Diet in, I. 303 Enemata in, I. 294, 298, 304 Enterotomy in, I. 801 Gall-stone, I. 293, 298, 302 Laparotomy in, I, 298, 303 Lavage of stomach in, I. 300 Massage in, I. 298 Operation for, I. 300—3 Opium in, I. 296, 297, 298, 300, 301 Paralytic distension, I. 291, 303 Peritonitis in causation of, I. 294 Positional lesions, I. 291 Puncture in, I. 299 Saline purgatives in, I. 303 Intestinal Parasites. See Para- sites, Intestinal Intubation for diphtheria,II.596— 96 Intussusception. See Intestinal Obstruction, I. 289—304 Jaundice, 11. 102— 16 Alkaline drinks in, II. 107, 110 Aperients in, II. 108, 112, 113, 115 Baths in, II. 113 Bismuth ii), IL 108 Calomel in, II. 108 Catan-hal, IL 104 Causation of, II. 103—5 Charcoal in, IL 112 Cholsemia in, II. 106 Chronic, II. 110 Creasoto in, II. 113 Cutaneous^ irritation in, II. lis Diet in, IL 107, 112 Diuretics in, IL 114 Electricity in, IL 110 Emetics in, II. 109 Enemata in, II. 109 Haematogenous, II. 103 General Index 78. Jaundice {continued) Henbane in, II. 108 Indications for treatment of, II. 107 Injection of cold water in, II. 108 Iridin in, II. 108 Local applications in, II. 107 Mineral waters in, II. 107, 108, 114 Naphthaline and naphthol in, II. 112 Nitrate of silver in. II. Ill Nitro-hydrochloricacid in,II. 110, 114 Obstructive, II. 103 Of new-born children, II. 116 Ox-gall in, II. 112 Pilocarpine in, 11. 113 Sodium bicarbonate in, 11. 107, 109, 116 Symptoms of, II. 106 Tonics in, II. 114 Turpentine in, II. 113 See also Additional Formulae, II. 115, 116 Jejunostomy for cancer of the stomach, I. 110 Klebs - Lottler bacillus of diph- theria, II. 580 Koch's bacillus of cholera, II. 754, 758 Laminectomy for paraplegia, II. 297, 300 Laparotomy for intestinal obstruc- tion, I. 303 for peritonitis, I. 386, 338, 839, 341 ** Lapis divinus," Composition of, I. 5 Laryngeal catarrh, Acute, i. 649-64 Alkaline drinks in, L 550 Alkaline sprays in, I. 551 Codeia, heroin or morphine in, I. 649 Cough in, I. 549, 552, 554 Dover's powder in, I. 554 Emetics in, I. 563 in children, I. 552—64 Inhalations in, I. 661 Ipecacuanlia in, 1. 649, 563 ' Leeches in, L 553 Morphia in, I. 549 Saline aperients in, I. 660 Scarification in, I. 654 Sedatives in, I. 649 Symptoms of, I. 649—60 Tincture of benzoin in, I. 561 Tracheotomy in, I. 554 Treatment, I. 649 See also Additional Fonnul%, L 658, 669 Laryngeal 564-67 A catarrb. Chronic, i. Astringents in, I. 666, 666 Causes and symptoms of, I. 556 Inhalations in, I. 666 Insufflations in, 1^666 Local applications in, I. 656 Massage in, I. 657 Mineral waters in, L 657 Night cough in, I. 556 Sprays in, I. 666 See also Additional Formulae, I. 669 Laryngeal phthisis. See Phthisis, Laryngeal, II. 62—66 Lead colus L 201, 202, 209—15 Alum mixture m, I. 216 Aperient sulphates in, I. 212 Atropine in, I. 212 Belladonna in, I. 212 Carbonate of lime in, I. 210 Castor oil in, L 212 Causes of, I. 209 Enema in, I. 212 Medicinal treatment of, L 211—13 Morphine in, L 212 Opiates in, I. 212 Pain in, I. 209 Potassium iodide in, L 213 Prophylactic treatment in, I. 210 Rectal injection of ether vapour in, L 212—13 Sulphuric acid in, I. 211 Symptoms of, I. 209—10 Vomiting in, L 210 Leiikiemla, or Leucocythsdmla, L 510-16 Arsenic in, I. 613 Bone marrow in, I. 613 Characters of, I. 510 Douches in, I. 614 Electricity in, I. 614 Excision for, I. 514 Ice-bag in, I. 514 Ii\jections in, I. 513 Lymphatic, L 510, 5Hi 612 Oxygen inhalations in, I. 613 Phosphorus in, I. 513 Sodium cacodylate in, I. 618 Splenic, L 510, 611, 512 Symptoms of, I. 512 Tonics in, I. 513 X-rays in, L 514 Lithiasis. ii. 167-66 Alkalies in, II. 162 Amorphous urates in, II. 157 Aperients in, II. 165 Bicarbonates in, 11. 162 Causation of, II. 158 Deposit of uric acid in, II. 161 Exercise and baths in, IL 166, 166 Food in, II. 160, 161, 163, 164 Mineral springs in, II. 164 Potassium citrate in, II. 162 782 General Index LitbiasiS {continued) Water-drinking in, II. 164 See also Additional Formulae, II. 186 LiTer, CongesUon Of. See Liver, Hyperseinia of, II. 117—24 Liver, Diseases of tbe. See Gall- stones, II. 78—101 : HeiMititis, II. 124—46; Hydatid cysts, II. 147—54; Ilypereeinia of, II. 117-24; Jaundice, II. 102—16 Liver, Glycogen- and sugar-forming functions of the, II. 512—14 Liver, HypersBmiaof, 11. ii7— 24 Active or fluxionary, II. 118 Alkaline effervescents in, II. 121 Aperients in, II. 121 Bleeding in, II. 124 Gai-diac tonics, IL 124 Causes of, II. 118—20 Chronic, II. 122 Counter-in-itation in, II. 121 Diet and regimen in, II. 120 Hydrotherapy in, IL 123 Indications for treatment of, II. 120 Mineral waters in, II. 120-23 Passive, II. 118, 123 Symptoms of, II. 120 See alao Additional Formulae, II. 146 Liver Chill, li. 119 Lobar pneumonia. See Pneu- monia, Acute lobar, I. 634-67 Locomotor ataxy. See Ataxy, Progressive locomotor, II. 271 —82 Lumbago. See Rheumatism, Chronic muscular, II. 460—64 Lung. Gangrene of tbe, i. 678 Lympbadenoma. See Hodgkin's disease, I. 515—18 Lsrmpbatic leuksamia. .See Leuktemia, I. 515—18 Malarial cirrbosis, 11. 145 Malarial fever, 11. 726-44 Infkction in, II. 726—31 Conveyed by Plasmodium malaricBf II. 728—29 Mosquitoes as disseminating agents in, IL 728—29 Prophylactic measures, II. 728 —31 Sulphuric dioxide as a disin- fectant, II. 731 Supposed telljjric nature of, IL Intermittent form of, II. 782 —33, 734—41 After-treatment of, IL 741 • Antipyrin in, II. 740 Arsenic in, II. 738 Cinchonidine in, II. 738 jTalarial fever (eoruinued) Intravenous injection in, I (. 737 Methylene blue in, IL 739 Morphine in, II. 740 Periodicity of paroxysms in, II. 732 PhenocoU in, II. 739 Piirgativas in, IL 740 Quinine in, 11. 728, 734—38, 740 Stages of, II. 731—32 Malarial Cachrxi a, II. 734, 744 Characters of, II. 734 Climate in, IL 744 Drugs in, II. 744 Hydrotherapy and massage in. Prophylaxis in, IL 744 Malarial HjEMOglobindria, II. 742 Pkrniciods form of, II. 733, 742 Cardiac stimulant« in, 11. 742 FataUty of, IL 733 Forms of, 11. 733 Haeniorrhagic form of, II. 733 Morphine (with atropine) in, IL 742 Quinine in, IL 742 Strychnine in, IL 742 Vomiting in, II. 743 Remittent form of, II. 733, 741 —42 Bromide in, II. 742 Enemata in, IL 742 Morphine in, II. 742 Quinine in, II. 741, 742 Resemblance of to typhoid fever, IL 733 Varying nature of, IL 733 Massage in amemia, 1. 492, 506 in apoplexy, IL 260 in arthritis deformans, II. 472, 473 in atonic dyspepsia, I. 187 (no(e), 196 in chorea, II. 382 in chronic laryngeal catarrh, L 557 in constipation, I. 223 in diabetes, IL 522 in dilatation of stomach, I. 124 {note) ill diphtheria, IL 601 in dropsical effusions, 1. 394 in dysentery, I. 283 in dyspepsia, 1. 187 (note), 196 in enteralgia, 1. 208 in gall-stones, II. 92 in gastric catarrh, 1. 52 in gastroectasis, I. 124 in hysteria, IL 429 in infantile paralysis, IL 286 in insomnia, II. 863 in intestinal obstructionr 1. 298 in malarial fevers, 1 1. 744 in neuralgia, IL 815, 330, 332 in neurasthenia, II. 439, .440 General Index 783 Massage (cofi<tn«ed) ill neurasthenic headache, II. 366 in neuritis, multiple, II. 342 . in paralysis, II. 389 in rheumatism, II. 454 in sciatica, II. 330, 332 Measles, 11. 649—56 Aperients in, II. 653 Broncho-pneumonia in, II. 651 Characters of, II. 650 Chloral enemata in, II. 656 Complications and sequelw of, II. 651-52 Constipation in, II. 655 Diaphoretics in, II. 652 Dry-cupping in, II. 655 InsuflHation of astringents for epistaxis in, II. 656 Symptoms of, II. 651 Tonics in, II. 653 Turpentine liniment in, II. 654 Varieties of, II. 651 Meningitis, Clironic spinal, 11. 303 Meningitis, Epidemic cerebro- spinal. S«t\ Cerebro-spinal fever, II. 771—78 Meningitis, Suppurative, 11. 247—50 Antipyretics in, II. 249 Causes of, II. 247 Chloral in, II. 249 Cold applications in, II. 249 Diet in, II. 249 Indications for treatment of, II. 248 Morphine in, II. 249 Potassium bromide in, II. 249 Quinine (with phenacetin) in, II. 249 Rectal feeding in, II. 249 Sedatives in, II. 249 Symptoms of, II. 248 Set also Additional Formulae, II. 269 Meningitis, Tubercular, 11. 242—47 Early treatment of essential, II. 244—45 Enema in, II. 247 Iodoform ointment in, II. 246 Mercurial inunction in, IT. 246 Nature and seat of, II. 242 Operation for, II. 247 Potassium iodide in, II. 245 Prophylaxis, II. 245 Rectal feeding in, IT. 247 Symptoms of, II. 242, 243 Treatment of, II. 244 Tubercle bacilli in, II. 242 See also Additiosial Formulae, II. 269 Mercurial salivation. Se« Stomatitis, mercurial, 1. 12—14 Mercurial stomatitis. Su sto- matitis, mercurial, I. 12—14 Micro - Organlmns in cerebro- spinal fever, II. 771 df cholera, IT. 754 of diphtheria, II. 580 of dysentery, I. 273 in endocarditis, I. 852 of erysipelas, II, 657 of influenza, II. 721 of malarial fever, II. 728 in phosphaturia, II. 171 in phthisis, I. 721 in pleurisy, I. 703 in pneumonia, I. 640—41 in pyuria, II. 198 in tetanus, II. 745 in tubercular meningitis, II. 242 of typhoid fever, 11. 669—72 in ulcer of stomach, I. 73 of whooping-cough (?), II. 606—7 Migraine. See Headaches, II. 346—53 Mesarteritis, i. 465 Mineral waters. Aix (Savoy) in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 Aix-la-Chapelle in gout, IT. 4W, 498, 409 in locomotor ataxy, If. 177 in neuralgia, II. 313 in paraplegia, II. 806 in pharyngeal catarrh, I. 29 in phthisis, II. 28 in rheumatism, II. 455 Aix - les - Bains in neuralgia, II. 313, 332 in rheumatism, II. 455 Allevard in phthisis, II. 30 Am61ie in phthisis, II. 29 Apenta in albuminuria. II. 184 in Bright's disease, II. 235 in constipation, I. 229 in diabetes, II.^')35 in gall-stones, II. 97 in nasal catarrh, I. 542 in perityphlitis, I. 272 in urinary affections, II. 184 Apollinaris in acute laryngeal catarrh, I. 660 in acute tonsillitis, T. 20 in Bright's disease, IT. 235 in bronchial catarrh, T. 562, 568, 578, 679 in cholera, II. 770 in constipation, I. 221, 229 in diabetes, II. 529 in diarrhoea, I. 254 in dilatation of stomach, I. 119 in epilepsy, II. 402 in gall-stones, II. 96 in gastric catarrh, I. 67, 68 in gastroectasis, I. 119 in gout, II. 495, 503, 508 784 General /ndex lUnflral watan iconiinwd^\ in headaches, II. S49 in h4«rt disease, I. 38S in heimtitis, II. 136, 144 iu hyiiera-mia of liver, II. 181 in induenza, II. 723 injauudii-e, II. 107,108 | in measles, II. 665 in phthisis, II. 43 iu typhoid fever, II. 6-S4 in urinary affections, II. 164, 169 iu vomiting, I. 146 Badeo (Switzerland) in rheuiuat- ism, IL 455 Baden-Baden in arterio-sclerosis, I. 460 in neuralgia, II. 332 in rheumatism, II. 455 Bar^^ies in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 505 Bath in gout, II. 405, 40S in neuralgia, II. 313, 332 in rheumatism, II. 455 Birmenstorf in constipation, 1. 229 Bonnio in rheumatism, II. 455 Bourlx)nne in neuralgia, II. 313 in rheumatism, II. 455 Bourboule in acute larjngeal catarrh, I. 550 in acute tonsillitis, I. 20 in asthma, I. 613 in bnmehial catarrh, I. 579, 595 in chronic laryngeal catarrh, I. 556, 557 iu diabetes, II. 528 in pharyngeal catarrh, I. 29 iu phthisis, II. 28, 30, 31, 43 in pneumonia, I. 660, 677 in whmi ping-cough, II. 612 Brides-les-Bains in arterio-scler- osis, I. 460 in constiivition, I. 230 in djsentery, I. 287 in dysijepsia, I. 183, 184 in gall-stones, 11. 95 in heart disease, I. 418 in liver disease, IL 122, 137 in malarial fevers, II. 744 Buxton in gout, II. 495, 498, 499 in neuralgia, 1 1. 313, 332 in neurasthenia, II. 445 in rheumatism, II. 455 Carlsbad in albuminuria, II. 184 in artoi io-sclerosis, I. 469 in Bright's disease, II. 235 in cholera, II. 770 in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 580, 696 in chronic pharyngeal catarrh, I. 27 in constipation, I. 230 in diabetes, II. 528, 530, 535 in dilatation of stomach, I. 123, 124 mneral waters {continued) in dysentery, I. 287 in dyspepsia, I. 183, 184 in gall-stones, II. 95, 96 in gastralgia, I. 161 in gastric catarrh, I. 52, 60, 67 in gastroectasis, I. 123, 124 in gout, II. 495, 496—97 in headache, II. 349 in heart disease, I. 408, 418, 457 in jaundice, II. 108, 110 in liver disease, II. 122, 137, 145 ill malarial fevers, II. 741, 744 in ulcer of stomach, I. 83, 84 in urinary affections, II. 165, 169, 184 Cauterets in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in chronic laryngeal catarrh, I. 657 in pharyngeal catarrh, I. 29 in phthisis, II. 28, 29 Challes iu chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 695 €k>ntrex^ville in diabetes, II. 528 in gout, II. 497—98 in urinary affections, II. 166, 169, 193, 199 Dax in rheumatism, II. 455 Droitwichin neuralgia, II. 313,332 in rhenmatism, II. 455 Eaux Bonnes in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in chronic laryngeal catarrh, L 557 in pharyngeal catarrh, I. 29 in phthisis, II. 28, 29 Elster in gastric ulcer, I. 94 Ems in bronchial catarrh, I. 579, 595 iu diabetes, II. 529 in gastric catarrh, I. 51, 60, 68 in gout, II. 495 in influenza, II. 723 in jaundice, II. 114 in laryngeal catarrh, I. 550, 556 in liver disease, II. 137 in nasal catarrh, I. 546 in pharyngeal catarrh, I. 27 in phthisis, IL 28, 43 in pneumonia, I. 660 in lu-inary affections, IL 164, 198 in whooping'cough, 1 1. 612 Evian in urinary affections, II. 165, 193 Franzensbad in gastric ulcer, I. 94 Friedrichshall in constipation, I. 229 Gastein in gout, IL 495, 498 in neuralgia, IL 313, 332 in neurasthenia, II. 445 in paraplegia, IL 306 in rheuniatism, II. 455 Gleichenberg in phthisis, IL 28, 29 General Index 785 Uineral waters {continued) Harrogate in constipation, T. 230 in dyspepsia, T. 184 in gout, II. 495, 499 in heart disease, I. 418 in liver disease, II. 122 in neuralgia, II. 313, 332 in rheumatism, II. 455 Homburg in constipation, I. 230 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in gout, II. 494, 497 in headaclies, II. 349 in heart disease, I. 408, 457 in malarial fevers, II. 744 in rheumatism, II. 455 Ischl in neuralgia, II. 313 Kissingen in arterio-sclerosis, I. 469 in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in constipation, I. 230 in diarrhoea, I. 257 in dysentery, I. 287 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in gall-stones, II. 95 Kissingen in gastric catarrh, 1. 61 in gout, II. 497 in heart disease, I. 418 in liver disease, II. 122, 137 in malarial fevers, II. 744 Kreuznach in phthisis, II. 28 Leamington in constipation, 1.230 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in gout, II. 479 in liver disease, II. 123 Lippspringe in phthisis, II. 28 Llandrindod in constipation, I. 230 Harienbad in arterio-sclerosis, I. 469 in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 695 in constipation, I. 230 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in gall-stones, il. 95 in gastric catarrh, I. 60 in headaches, II. 350 in heart disease, I. 418 in jaundice, II. 110 in liver disease, II. 122, 137, 144 in malarial fevers, II. 744 in rheumatism, II. 455 Mont Dore in asthma, I. 615 in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in laryngeal catarrh, I. 557 in phthisis, II. 28, 30, 31 Nauheim in gout, II. 497 in heart disease, I. 418 in paraplegia, II. 306 in rheumatism, IL 455 Neris in rheumatism, II. 455 Neuenahr in arterio-sclerosis, I. 440 2y MLneral waters {continued) in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in diabetes, IL 528 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in gout, IL 495 in liver disease, IL 137 in plithisis, II. 28 in urinary affections, II. 164 Plombi6res in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in rheumatism, IL 455 Piillna in constipation, I. 229 Pyrmont in anaemias, I. 500 in gastralgia, I. 160 in headaches, IL 350 in malarial fevers, II. 744 in neuralgia, IL 314 Ragatz in neuralgia, II. 313, 332 in paraplegia, n. 306 in rheumatism, n. 455 Rehme in paraplegia, II. 306 Reichenhall in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in phthisis, n. 28 Royat in arterio-sclerosis, I. 469 in gout, n. 495 in phthisis, n. 28, 30 in urinary affections, II. 164 Rubinat in constipation, I. 229 Salzbrunn in phthisis, II. 28, 29 Salzungen in phthisis, II. 28 Schlangenbad in neurasthenia, IL 445 in paraplegia, 11. 308 in rheumatism, II. 455 Schwalbach in aneemias, I. 500 in gastralgia, I. 160 in headaches, 1 1. 350 in neuralgia, II. 314, 834 Seltzer in bronchial catarrh, I. 562,'568, 573, 579 in constipation, I. 221 in headaches, IL 349 Soden in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in phthisis, II. 28 Spa in aneemias, I. 500 in gastralgia, I. 160 in headaches, II. 350 in neuralgia, 1 1. 384 St. Amand in rheumatism, 1 1. 455 St. Honore in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in phthisis, II. 28, 29 St. Moritz in aneemias, I. 500 in gastralgia, I. 160 in gout, II. 495 in neuralgia, II. 814 St. Sauveur in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 Strathpeffer in gout, II. 499 in neuralgia, II. 313 in rheumatism, IL 45& 786 General Index Mineral waters (co7i/inited) Tarasp in arterio-sclerosis, 1. 469 in constipation, 1. 230 in dysentery, I. 287 in dyspepsia, I. 183, 184 in gaaj;ric catarrh, I. 60 in headaclies, II. 358 in liver disease, II. 122, 137 in^malarial fevers, II. 744 Teplitz in neuralgia, II. 332 Uriaget in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 695 in phthisis, II. 28, SO Vals in Bright's disease, II. 234 in diabetes, II. 529 in dilatation or stomach, I. 119 in epilepsy, II. 402 in gall-stones, II. 95 in gastric catarrh, I. 60, 68 in gastroectasis, I. 119 in gout, II. 495 in jaundice, II. 108 in liver disease, II. 136 in urinary affections, II. 164 Vichy in arterio-sclerosis, I. 469 in Bright's disease, II. 234 in chronic pharyngeal catarrh, I. 27 in diabetes, II. 528, 529 in diarrhoea, I. 254 in dilatation of stomach, 1. 119 in dysentery, I. 9S7 in dyspepsia, I. 184 in epilepsy, II. 402 in gall-stones, II. 95, 96 in gastralgia, I. 161 in gastric catarrh, I. 51, 60, 67, 68 in gastric ulcer, I. 81 in gastroectasis, I. 119, 122 in gout, II. 494, 495, 496 in jaundice, II. 107, 108, 110, 114 in liver disease, II. 122, 136, 137, 144—45 in malarial fevers, II. 744 in pneumonia, I. 660 in typhoid fever, II. 684 in urinary affections, II. 164, 169, 185, 198, 199 in vomiting, I. 146 Vittel in urinary affections, IT. 165, 193 in gout, II. 497 Weissenberg in chronic bronchial catarrh, I. 595 in phthisis, II. 28 Wiesbaden in gout, II. 497 in neuralgia, II. 313, 332 in rheumatism, II. 455 Wildbad in gout, II. 498 in neuralgia, IT. 313, 382 in paraplegia, II. 306 in rheumatism, II. 455 Woodhall in neuralgia, II. 313 Mouth, Catarrh of. &« stoma- titis, Simple catarrlial, I. 2 Mouth, Diseases of the. Su stomatitis, I. 1—14 Msralgia. iSee Rheumatism, Chronic muscular, II. 460—64 Myelitis. See Paraplegia, II. 2S8 —307 Myocarditis, Acnte, i. 360 l^oBdema, L 532—37 Characters and nature of, I. 532, 533 lodothyrine in, I. 536 Strychnine in, I. 536 Symptoms of, I. 532—37 Thyroid extracts in, I. 534 Thyroid feeding in, I. 536 Thyroid grafting in, I. 534 Nasal catarrh, Acnte, i. 53^-46 Aconite in, I. 544 Aperients in, I. 542 Camphor in, I. 544 Causation of, I. 539, 540 Cocaine in, I. 546 General remedies for, I. 542—45 Glycerine in, I. 546 Inhalation in, I. 545 Insufflations in, I. 546 Local measures in, I. 545 — 46 Menthol in, I. 545, 546 Morphine in, I. 542 Opium in, I. 542, 543 Prophylaxis, I. 541 Quinine in, I. 544 Salicine in, I. 542 Spray or douche in, I. 546 Symptoms of, I. 540, 541 See oUso Additional FormuIsB, I. 558 Nasal catarrh, Chronic, i. 546 — *9 Acetate of lead in, I. 546 Cleansing douches in, L 547 Inhalations in, I. 546 Injections in, I. 546 Paints in, I. 547 Sprays in, I. 547 See also Ozsena, I. 547—49, and Additional Formula, I. 558, 559 Nauheim (or Schott) treatment of cardiac diseases, I. 419—23, 428—29 Nephritis. See Bright's disease, II. 205—39 Nervous Diseases. See Apoplexy, II. 250—63 ; Ataxy, Loco- motor, II. 271—82 ; Atrophy, Progressive muscular, II. 807- 8 ; Chorea, IL 375—87 ; Epi- lepsy, II. 392 — 415 ; Headaches, IL 345—60; Hemiplegia, II. 259-62} Hysteria, IL 417—86 ; General Index 787 Nerrons Diseases (continued) Insomnia, II. 860—71 ; Men- ingitis, II. 242—50 ; Neuralgia, II. 309—35 ; Neurasthenia, II. 435—46 ; Neuritis, II. 335—42 ; Paralysis, Infantile, II. 282—88 ; Paralysis agitans, II. 387—90 ; Paraplegia, II. 288 — 307 ; Tumour, Iniracranial, II. 268 —68 Kenralgia, 11. 309—35 Aconite in, II. 821 Acupuncture in, II. 319 Ammonium chloride in, II. 326 Amyl nitrite in, II. 327 Anaemia in, II. 310, 314 Antipyrin in, II. 323, 327 Aquapuncture in, II. 319 Arsenic in, II. 314, 327 Atropine in, II. 320 Baths in, II. 818, 380 Belladonna in, II. 321 Blisters in, II. 316 Bromides in, II. 315 Cannabis indica in, II. 321, 327 Causal indications for treatment of, II. 812 Causation of, II. 310 Chloral in, II. 322 Chloroform in, II. 322 Cocaine in, II. 324, 327, 330 Cod-liver oil in, II. 314 Cold, application of, II. 319 Counter-irritation in, II. 313, 815, 330 Croton-chloral in, II. 322 Electricity in, II. 317 Exalginein, II. 324 Gelsemium in, II. 822—23, 327 Hydrotherapy in, II. 315, 334 Iron in, II. 814, 827 Lithium in, II. 313 Malarial infection in, II. 814 Massage in, II. 816, 830, 332 Menthol in, II. 321. 328 Morphine in, II. 320 Neuropathic or neurotic cases, II. 814 Opium in, II. 320 Osmic acid in, II. 326, 880 Phenacetin in, II. 324 Phosphorus in, II. 325, 827 Potash salts in, II. 313 Potassium iodide in, 11.313,327,330 Pyramidon in, II. 324 Quinine in, II. 314, 327 Relief of pain of, II. 315 Rest cure in, II. 315, 330, 331 Rheumatism and gout in, II. 312 Salicylates in, II. 813, 327 Strychnine in. If. 814, 327 Symptoms of, II. 311 Thermo-cautery in, II. 317, 330 Valerianate of zinc in, II. 825 Keuralgia (continued) Veratnne in, II. 328 See also Additional Formulae, II. 342-44 Neuralgia, Cervico- brachial, II. 338 Neuralgia, Cervico - occipital, II. 332 Neuralgia, coccygodsmia, 11. 334 Neuralgia, Intercostal, 11. 383 Neuralgia, Luml>ar, 11. 384 Neuralgia of the fifth nerve, II. 326-29 Cataphoresis in, II. 828 Galvanism in, II. 328 Iron in, II. 827 Nerve vibration in, II. 328 Qninine in, II. 327 Surgical measures in, II. 328 Various drugs in, II. 327 Neuralgia of the sciatic nerve (Sciatica), II. 329—33 Ice-bag in, II. 332 Massage in, II. 330, 332 Methj lene blue in, II. 331 Osmic acid in, II. 330 Rest-cure in, 11.^330 Sulphur in, II. 331 Symptoms of, II. 329 Thermal treatment of, II. 382 See also Additional Formulae, II. 342—44 Neuralgia, Plantar, n. 334 Neuralgia, Trigeminal. See Neuralgia of the filth serve, IT. 320-329 Neurasthenia, ii. 485—45 Arsenic in, II. 442 Bromides in, II. 442 Climate in, II. 444 Etiology of, II. 486 General electrisation in, II. 444 Hydrotherapy in, II. 448 Preventive measures in, II. 441 Rest cure in, II. 437—41 Constipation during, II. 441 Diet in, II. 439, 440 Electricity in, II. 440, 444 Insomnia during, II. 441 Isolation in, II. 438 Massage in, II. 439, 440 Regiminal measures in, II. 486, 438—39 Schedule for, II. 445 Swedish movements in, II. 441 Symptoms of, II. 486 Tf)xic cases of, II. 443 Traumatic cases of, II. 445 Valerian in, II. 442 See also Additional Formulae, II. 446—47 Neuritis, Localised, li. 335—38 Baths in, II. 338 788 General Index K evritlB, Localised (continued) Calomel in, II. 336 Causes of, II. 335 Fonnsof, II. 336—37 Leeches in, II. 336 Operation for, II. 337 Potassium iodide in, II. 336, 337 Symptoms of, II. 335 Kenritiii, MolUpIe, il. 338-42 Alcoliolic form of, If. 338, 839—40 Arsenic in, II. 341 Causation of, II. 338 Electricity in, II. 842 Massage in, II. 342 Oil of ganltheria in, II. 341 Opium in, II. 341 8odium salicylate in, II. 341 Strychnine in, II. 341 Symptoms of, II. 338 Syphilitic cases of, II. 341 Keuroses, Cardiac. See Angina pectoris, I. 449—63 ; Cardiac pain, I. 439—49 ; Palpitation, I. 430—39, 466, 530 Nocturnal perspiratioiiB in phthisis. >See Phthisis, Symp- tomatic treatment of, II. 33—60 Noma. Ste Stomatitis, Gan- grenous, I. 10—12 (Edema of the glottis, i. 554 GEsophagismus. .See (Esopliagus, Spasmodic stricture of the, J 33 grj (Esophagltis, Acute, i. 82, 33 Cocaine in, I. 32, 33 Diet in, I. 33 Indications for treatment of, I. 32 Olive oil in, I. 33 Opium in, I. 32, 33 Oxychloride of bismuth (with tragacanth emulsion) in, I. 33 Rarity of, I. 32 Symptoms of, I. 32 (EsopiuLgus. Organic stricture of the, I. 35-47 Arsenic in, I. 38 Causation of, I. 35 Creasote in, I. 38 Fibro-lysin in, I. 37 Food in, I. 36, 38—43 Forcible dilatation in, I. 37, 38 Gastrostomy in, I. 38, 40 Glycerine in, I. 37 Hydrochlorate of cocaine in, I. 38 Injections in, I. 38 Iodide of potassium in, I. 38 Opium in, I. 38 Passage of bougies in, I. 37 Rectal feeding in, I. 39—47 Symptoms of, I. 36, 37 Thiosinamine in, I. 37 Thymol in, I. 38 Tubage in, I. 40 (Esophagus. SpasmX I 33-35 Antacids in, I. 35 Aperients in, I. 35 Asafretida in, I. 34 Belladonna in, I. 34 Bromide of ammonium in, I. 34 i Camphor in, I. 34 Causes of, I. 33 Cocaine in, I. 34 Diet in, I. 35 Douches in, I. 34 Electrical stimulation in, I. 35 Musk in, I. 34 Oxide of zinc in, I. 34 Passage of the bougie in, I. 34 —35 Symptoms of, I. 33, 34 Valerianate of zinc in, I. 34 Valerian in, I. 34 Oidium, albicans^ Development of, I. 6 Ophthalmo-reaction, Calmette's, II. 21 Osteo-arthritiS. .See Arthritis deformans, II. 464—73 Organotherapy in Addison's in Bright's disease, II. 216, 238 i» epilepsy, II. 410 in exophthalmic goitre, I. 529 in hsematemesis, I. 141 in myxcedenifl, I. 534, 536 Oxaluria, ii- 166— 70 Alkalies in, II. 169 Aperients in, II. 169 Causation of, II. 166 Diet in, II. 168 Hygienic measures in, II. 168 Indications for treatment of, II. 168 Mineral waters in, II. 169 Nitro-hydrochloric acid in, II. 169 Origin of oxalates in, II. 166 Relation of, to dyspeptic states, II. 168-69 See aho Additional Formuls. II. 186 Oxyurls yermicnlaris, i. 3i»— 24 Calomel in, I. 323 Cause of threadworm, I. 320 Characteristic symptom of, I. 821 Bnemata in, I. 322 Hydrochlorate of cocaine in, I. 822 Injections in, I. 321, 823 Intestinal tube in, I. 822 Mercurial suppository in, I. 822 Naphthaline in, I. 828 General Index 789 Ozyniis vermiciilariB (con- tVMUd) Natural history of, T. 820 Olive oil in, I. 822 Perchloride of iron in, I. 822 Phosphate of iron in, I. 324 Purgatives in, I. 823 Quassia extract in, I. 328 Rhubarb in, I. 823 Sulphur in, I. 828 Tannin in, I. 828 Tonics in, I. 824 Ozana, or Atropbic rhinitlB, i. 547—49 Cleansing douches in, L 547 Electrical cauterisation in, I. 546 Insufflations in, L 548, 540 Paints and sprays in, I. 548— 49 Scrofulous and syphilitic cases of, I. 649 5ee (dm Additional Formulae, T. 559 Palpitation, I. 480-39, 463-64 Aperients in, I. 438 Arsenic in, I. 436 Belladonna in, I. 436, 437, 439 Brachycardia, I. 434 Bradycardia, I. 484 Bromides in, I. 437, 439 Causes of, I. 431—33 Diet in, I. 486 Digitalis in, I. 436 Eneraata in, I. 438 Galvanic current in, I. 439 Gastric sedatives in, I. 438 Ice-bag in, I. 439 in exophthalmic goitre, L 522, 530 Iodine in, I. 438 Iron in, I. 436 Leiter's tubes in, I. 439 Nature of, I. 430—31 Nux vomica in, I. 436 OiKjn^air, free exposure to, I. 435 Rest in, I. 436 Stimulants in, I. 439 Stokes-Adams syndrome, I. 434 Strychnine in, I. 436 Tachycardia, I. 433 Valerianate of zinc and iron in, I. 437 See also Additional Formulae, I. 463-64 Pancreatic diabetes, ii. 516-17, 533—34 Paracentesis abdominis, Operation of, I. 868 ; II. 140-41 Paralysis, Acnte atropliic. See Paralysis, In&ntile, II. 282— Paralysis agltans, 11. 887—90 Dietetic and regiminal treatment in, II. 389, 390 Drugs in, II. 889, 890 Electricity in, II. 389 Insomnia in, II. 390 Massage in, II. 389 Symptoms and course of, II. 387 Tonics in, II. 387 Paralysis, Bulbar, 11. sC7-8 Paralysis, Infantile, ii. 282-88 Aconite in, II. 284 Antipyretics in, II. 284, 285 Aperients in, II. 284 Chloral in, II. 285 Counter-irritation in, II. 284 Electricity in, II. 286 Ice-bag in, II. 285 Indications for treatment of, II. 284 Massage in, II. 286 Morphia injection in, II. 285 Nature and symptoms of, II. 282 —84 Orthopaedic appliances in, II. 288 Phenacetin in, II. 284 Potassium bromide in, II. 285 Strychnine in, II. 286 Paraplegia, 11. 288—307 Aneurysm of the aorta, II. 303 Boric acid in, II. 304 Caisson disease, II. 307 Causation of, II. 290 Chronic spinal meningitis, II. 303 Compression cases of, II. 296 Counter-irritation in, II. 307 Disseminated sclerosis, 1 1. 293— 94 Electricity in, II. 306 Enemata in, IL 304 Bigot in, II. 805 Flaccid paralysis, II. 306 Fracture-dislocation, II. 296 Friedreich's ataxy, II. 296 Hesmatomyelia, II. 292—98 Infective myelitis, II. 290 Laminectomy for, II. 297, 300 Myelitis, IL 290-91 Operative treatment in, II. 299 Pre-paralytic prophylaxis, II. 298 Prevention of bed-sores in, 11.305 Purgatives in, II. 304 Rest and extension in, II 299 Salol in, II. 304 Skiagraphy in, II. 300 Spastic paralysis, II. 805 Sphincter troubles in, II. 303 Spinal caries, II. 297—98 Strychnine in, IL 307 Subacute combined sclerosis, II. 295—96 Symptomatic treatment of, II. 303 Syphilitic myelitis, IL 291 Syringomyelia, IL 296 Thermal baths in, IL 306 79© General Index Paraplegia (^tyarainrud) Tincture of belladoima in, II. 304 Tumours, II. 300 Urotropine in, II. 304 .Se« aim Additional Formolse, II. 308 Paraflites, IntesUnaL Set An- kylostomum duodenale, I. 305, 324 ; Ascaris Itimbricoides, I. 306, 317—19;. Bothrio- CHplialuii latus, I. 305, 307, 308, 310 ; Oxyuris vermicularis, I. 319-24; Tapeworms, I. 305 —17 ; Trichocephalus diapar, I. 305, 324. Parasitic stomatitis. Sw sto- •matitis. Parasitic, I. 6— 8 Parkinson's disease. See Pa- ralysis agitans, II. 387—90 Perforation in ulcer of the stomach, I. 71, 72, 77, 91, 92— 94 Periarteritis, i. 465 Pericarditis, Acute. I. 344-51, 361 Ac(mite io, I. 346 Acute rheumatism in causation of, I. 344 Alkalies in, I. 346 Aspiration in, I. 349-50 Bleeding in, 1. 348 Blisters in, I. 349 Bright's disease in causation of, I. 344 Causes of, I. 344 Convalescence in, I. 351 Diet in, I. 349 Digitalis in, I. 349 Forms of, I. 344, 345 FornmlfK in treatment of, I. 361 Gravity of, I. 345 Ice-bag in, I. 347 Incision of the pericardium in, I. 349-50 Indications for treatment of, 1. 345 in scarlet fever, I. 344 Iodide in, I. 349 Leeches in, I. 348 Mercurial inunctions in, I. 3i9 Opium in, I. 347, 348 Potassium bicarbonatu in, I. 846 Potassium iodide in, I. 349, 351 Puncture in, I. 349 -50 Quinine in, I. 349 Rest-treatment in, I. 345, 351 Sodium salicylate or salicin in, I. 346 Symptoms of, I. 345 Tonics in, I. 349 Tuberculous form of, I. 344 Warm applications in, I. 348 Peritonitis, Acute. I. 327-34 After-treatment of, I. 332—34 Peritonitis, Acute {fM^ainvMO!^ Asafietida in, I. 334 Calomel in, I. 334 Camphor in, I. 332 Causation of, 1. 327, 3^8 Diet in, I. 332 ?'omentations in, I. 330 Glycerine in, I. 333 Lavage of the stomach in, I. 833 Morphia and atropine in, I. 332 Nutrient enemata in, I. 832 Opium in, T. 330 Purgatives in, I. 834 Rectal feeding in, I. 332 Rest in, I. 330 Saline solution in, I. 331, 333 Strychnine in, I. 332 Subcutaneous injections in, 1. 332 Surgical treatment of, J. 331 Symptoms of, I. 328, 329 Turpentine in, I. 334 Vomiting in, I. 332 .See also Additional Formulae, I. 342 Peritonitis, Tubercular, i. 834 —42 Ascites in, I. 336—40 Cod-liver oil in, I. 336, 337, 341 Creasote in, I. 341 in children, L 335 Iodide of potassium in, I. 840 Iodine in, L 836, 341 Iodoform in, I. 336, 337, 340, 341 Laparotomy in, I. 336, 338, 339, 341 Linimentum hydrargyri in, I. 337 Saline solution in, I. 337 Symptoms of, I. 335 Tuberculin treatment of, I. 338 See also Additional Formnlse, I. 342 Perityphlitis, see Appendicitis, I. 260—92 Pernicious malarial fever, su Malarial fever, IL 726—44 Petit mal, H- 392, .395, 40i, 411 Pharyngeal catarrh. Acute (Sore tiiboat, Angina), I. 21 —25 Aconite in, I. 23 Causes of, I. 22 Characters of, I. 21 Cocaine in, I. 25 Diaphoretic draught in, I. 23 Diet in, I. 24 Dinneford's fluid magnesia in, I. 23 Gargles in, I. 24 Inhalation in, I. 23 Lozenges in, I. 23 .General Index 791 nuuTn^eal catarrh, Acute (coretintted) - Mistura sennsB coinposita in, I. 23 Potassium chlorate in, I. 24 Qainine in, I. 24, 25 Septic cases of, I. 22 Sprays in, I. 25 Suppuration in, T. 22 Symptoms of, I. 22 Tonics in, I. 25 Ulceration in, I. 22 Stt cUso Additional Formala>, I. 30 FhatyngBBl catarrh, Chronic (Chronic sore tukoat), I. 25 —29 Alkaline waters in, I. 27 Arsenical water in, I. 27 Causation of, I. 26 Caustics in. I. 29 Chloride of zihc in, I. 28 Ergotine in, I. 29 Gargles in, I. 27, 28 Glycerine in, I. 28, 29 Lozenges in, I. 28 Mineral waters in, I. 27—29 Nitrate of bismuth in, T. 28 Nitrate of silver in, I. 28, 29 Pastilles in, I. 28 Prophylactic for, I. 29 Scrofulous conditions in, I. 27 Simple form of, I. 25 Sprays in, 1. 28, 29 Symptoms of, I. 26 Tannin in, I. 28 Topical astringents in, I. 28 Varieties of, I. 25 See also Additional Formulae, I. 30,81 Pharyngitis, Follicular. See Pharyngeal catarrh, chronic, I. 25—29 Pharyngitis, Granular. See Piia. ryngeal catarrh, chronic, I. 25 —29 Pharsmgitis sicca, i. 26 Pharynx, Diseases of the. See Acute Phanmgeal Catarrh, I. 21—25 ; Chrome Pharyngeal Catarrh, i. 25-29 Phosphatnria, 11. i70— 73 Anti-fermentive drugs in, II. 172 Bacterial agency in, II. 171 Benzoic acid in, II. 172 Catheterisation in, II. 172 Deposit of amorphous phosphate of lime in, II. 170 Deposit of triple phosphate in, II. 171 Nitric acid in, II. 172 Relation to cystitis, II. 171 Salol in, II. 172 Urotropin in, II. 172 Phthisis, Clinmtic treatment, I. 789—60 " Alpine cure " in, I. 749 American resorts, I. 743, 754—55 British resorts, I. 744, 745, 758— 59 Cases unsuitable for " Alpine ** treatment, I. 752—68 Cases unsuitod to climatic treat- ment, I. 740 Climatic stations, I. 742-44 Continental resorts, I. 743— 45> 749, 753, 754, 756, 767, 759- 60 Difficulty in selection of climates, I. 739-40 Intermediate stations in, I. 753— 55 Maritime climates, I. 757—60 North African resorts, I. 744, 754, 760 Objects sought in change of climate, I. 741 — 42 Qualities required in a auifcable climate, I. 740—41 Resorts : for cases in which the local mischief is lintited and quiescent, I. 746—52 for chrcyiic and advanced cases, I. 752—57 for the prevention of the de- velopment of phthisis, L 744-46. Sea voyages, I. 744, 748—49 South Africiin resorts, I. 743, 746, 747 See also List of Sanatoria, IL 72-77 Phthisis, Complications of, il 62-71 Fistula in ano, II. 70—71 Laryngeal phthisis, II. 62 - 66 Pleuritis, IL 66-67 Pneumotliorax and pyopneumo» thorax, II. 68—70 Phthisis, General medicinal treatment of, H- i-3i Alkaline hypophosphites in, II. 23—24 Antiseptic agents in, II. 4-16 Chloroform, II. 7, 13-14 Creasotal, II. 13 Creasote, II. 7, 10, 11—14 Duotal, IL 13 Eucalvptol, II. 14 Formalin, IL 16 Guaiacol, II. 10-13 Hetol (or sodium cinnamate), IL 15-16 Inhalations, IL 6-8, 13—14 Injections, II. 12, 14-^6 Inunctions, IL 9 .; , .i- Iodine, IL 8-10 79^ GEifERAL Index ^ of i^ps/iaMri) Mmcb^:. IL 14 lljT^*H, IL 14 T'tn*nt»e, IL IS Ars*M::cm, IL 24— 25 «..^r «i>:ate of sodium in, IL 2S Ot.1 .r<t<r'> Oixhtiialiao-ieacUoD in. II- t\ CU»oc±<atiaii of phUiisb aeoo«ii- i:^ U> «ii«iialMlitj to tzvat- B^nU IL 1-3 To: lirer oil in, IL 37— 2S C«:*i;;k»:^ bTiwnUc to core of, II. 3-4 Inn ia, IL »— 27 MArk.::ijao's antitoxic acmm in, IL ±1 M'.nenl vnt«xs in, IL 2S— 31 S-nim treat iu«nt of. 1 1. 22, 23 T iberciilin in, IL 1«>— 21 ^cv nls) AidiUooal Fonnato, IL 31-3-i Plitliijiii, LidicallonB and pro- plijlazis in, l 715—25 Airoi^moe of unhealthy occupa- tion, \. 72i> Catarrtutl aitacks to be guarded against, I. 7:9 Djingers of paVrty and of the period of lapid development, I. 719 Emaciation in, I. 719—20 ln<licatioQ:» for treatment of, 1.715 Intiuence of heredity, I. 716-17 Maiiageineiit of inCauts aad diil- dreu with phthisical tendeucies, L 717-lS Measures for preventing the dis- semination of infective germs, I. 722-25 Pulmonary gymnastics, I. 720 Relationship Itetweeu soil and phthisis, I. 721 Risk of re-infection, I. 722 Tendency to scrofulous affections, I. 719 PhtliisiB. Laryngeal, ii. 62-66 Bismuth subnitrate iu, II. 64 Chinosol in, II. 64 . Chloroform in, IL 66 Cocaine in, I L 64, 66 Diet in, IL 65 Dysphagia in, IL 64 Bucaine in, IL 64, 66 Formalin in, II. 65 Inhalations in, IL 63, 65. 66 Insufflations in, II. 64, 66 Intratracheal injections in, II. 65 Iodine in, IL 63 lodofonn in, II. 64 La<;tic acid in, II. 65 Menthol in, IL 64 Plitlilaia, Laxynceal {continued) Morphine m. IL 64, 66 Orthofonn in, I L 64, 66 Spray? in, II. 63 PliQdaia. Bagiminal Treat- meiii ot ^ 726 -3S Air and ventilation, L 731 — 32 Alcohol in, I. 729 **^ Alimentation foccee," I. 729 Bodily exerci.<e, I. 733 aothing, L 735. Cold doaches and sponging, L 734-35 Cream in, I. 728 Diily dietary in, L 730—31 Farinaeeous foods in, I. 729 Hydrotherapy in, L 734 Importance of regiminal and hygienic treatment of, L726, 735 Kodmi&i in, L 728 Pneumatic treatment of, L 732— 33 Rest in, L 732 Sanatorium treatment in, I. 726, 736— 3S Value of &ts and carbohydrates, L727 FliililsiB, Symptomatic treat- ment 01, IL 33—60 Or ooroH, II. 41—47 Alkaline drinks in, IL 43 Belladonna in, IL 45 Bromide of potassium in, IL 44 Butyl chloral in. 1 1. 44 Chloral hydrate in, II. 44 Cigarettes in, IL 47 Codeina in, 1 1. 45 Counter-irritation in, II. 33 — 34, 44 Heroin in, II. 45, 47 Inhalations io, II. 43, 47 Ipecacuanha lozenges in, IL 46 Morphine in, II. 46 Nitrate of silver in, II. 46 Opium in, II. ^, 45 Sodium bromide in, II. 44 Syrups in, IL 46 Tcrpine hydrate in, II. 47 Or DlARBHfEA, IL fiS- 60 Bismuth carbonate in, II. 59 Bismuthi subgallas in, 1 1. 59 Castor oiliD, IL 59 Coto bark in, IL 60 Creasote in, IL 59 Enema in, II. 59 Kino in, IL 59 Lime water in, II. 59 Liquor calds saccharatus in, IL 59 Nitrate of silver in, II. 60 Opium in, IL 59 Salicylate of bismuth in, II. 59 Sulphate of copper in, IL 60 General Index 793 PhthisiB. Snnptoinatic treat- ment 01 {continued) Or DISORDERS OF DIQESTIOM, II. 