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solitary 345 repair after 344 results of 346 termination of 346 transmitted 347 ti-ansverse 346 myelocystocele 349 myelocytes in leukaemia 9 myelogenous sarcoma of bone 239 myeloma of bone 241 myelomalacia, haemorrhagic 331 ischaemic 331 myeloplaxes in bone resorption 141 myocardlte segmentaire 45 myocarditis 38 indurative 13 purulent 52 segmentary 45 myocardium, morphology of 44 wounds of 54 myohaemoglobin 293, 296 myomalacia cordis 45, 47 seat of 50 refer to the pages) myomalacia cordis, tissue-changes in 48 myopathy, primary 293 myositis 306 gangrenous 307 progressive ossifying 310 purulent 307 myotonia, congenital 304 myxo-fibroma of bone 239 lipo-sarcomata of muscle 312 sarcoma of the meninges of the brain 454 muscle 312 myxoma of bone 235, 239 dura mater of spinal cord 380 the heart 55 meninges of the brain 454 muscle 312 nerves 484 the skin 567 naevi, vascular 557, 558 .... pigmentosi 495 vasculosi fiammei 558 vinosi 558 naevus pigmentosus papillomatosus 560 prominens 560 verrucosus 560 pilosus 495, 561 prominens 495, 558 spilus 495 unius lateris 565 vascular of the brain 440 verrucosus 495, 560 nails 570, 574 exfoliation of 501 ingrowing 575 overgrowtli of 575 nanoceplialia 200 nanosomia 200 nearthrosis 166, 252, 259 necrogenous warts 534 necrosis, central 172 of cartilage 248, 260 vessel-walls 67 partial 172 superficial 172 syphilitic 194 total 172 nerves 409 ascending secondary degenera- tion of 340 axis cylinder of 409 cells of, spinal cord 324 ...... changes in, after disease of the anterior horns 472 changes in, after diseases of the motor roots 472 changes in, after section of 470 degeneration of 470 descending secondary degenera- tion of 340 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XIX {The mimhers nerves, effect of diseases of the anterior horns on 472 elements, disintegration of, in myelitis 344 of brain, regeneration of 416 fibres, destruction of 414 disintegration of in sclero- sis of the spinal cord 355 medullated 409 non-medullated 469 rate of growth of 478 secondary degeneration of 340 fibroma of 481 haematogenous degeneration of 47-_' inflammation of 472 inflammation of 470 sympathetic 475 ischaemia of 331 leprosy of 475 lipoma of 484 medullary sheath of 469 myxoma of 484 naevus 505 neuroma of 482 regeneration of 478 sarcoma of 484 simple degeneration of 470 trunk, blood-vessels of 469 tumours of 481 nettle-rash 510 neuromatous elephantiasis 564 neuraxon 324 neurilemma 469, 479 neuritis 470, 473 acute 473 aetiology of 472 chronic 474 disseminated 473 interstitial 470 lymphogenous 473 multiple 473 of roots of spinal nerves 373 parenchymatous 470 proliferous 474 subacute 474 syphilitic 474 tuberculous 375, 474 neurofibroma 482 of the skin 563 neurocytes 324 neuroglia-cells in degeneration of the ce- rebrum 414 of spinal cord 324 proliferation of 419 proliferation of, in myelitis 345 sclerosis of 350 neuroglioma 436 refer to the pages) neuroglioma, ganglionic 436 neuroma 482 aniputational 479 pampiniform 483 plexif orni 483, 562 neuromatous elephantiasis 483 neuron 357 aetiology of progressive atrophy of motor 366 progressive atrophy of the motor 365 nodes 503 normoblasts 5 occipital lobe of the cerebrum 381 destruction of, in soften- ing of the brain 420 ochronosis 246 oedema of the skin 492 olfactory centre 385 oligaemia 3, 6 oligocythaemia 4 onychogryphosis 575 onychomycosis favosa 543 tonsurans 545 optic thalamus 383, 385 functions of 387 putamen of 383 oriental sore 528 osseous hyperplasia 209 system. Sect, iv 135 tissue, new 54 pathological formations of 181 plexiform 159 tumours, aetiology of 235 ossification 196 anomalous processes of, in rickets 215 centre of 198 diaphysial centres of 198 endochondral 196, 198 epiphysial centres of 198 myelogenous disorders of, in rickets 217 of the arteries 67 periosteal 190 disorders of, in rickets 217 ossifying fibroma 239 ostenarthropathie hypertrophiante (Vori- (jine pnenmiqtie 178 osteoarthropathy, pulmonary hyper- trophic 178 osteoblasts 155, 159, 169, 325 osteochondroma 239 osteochondritis, syphilitic 211 osteoclasts, in bone resorption 141 synonymous, with myelo- plaxes 142 osteofibroma 239 osteogenesis, imperfect 202 XX INDEX OF SUBJECTS {The numbers refer to the pages) osteoid sarcoma 240 tissue 155 trabeculae 161 osteoma 285, 236 compact 236 ivory 236 medullary 236 of the brain 440 dura mater of the brain 463 meninges of the brain 454 panniculus adiposus, cardiac 28 pannus, vascular 264 papilloma areo-elevatum 530 inflammatory fibrous 550 neuropathic of the skin 565 venereal 536 papules 503 parakeratosis 519 paralysis, acute bulbar 358 general progressive atrophy of brain in 407 glosso-labio-laryngeal 366 infantile spinal 362 motor, in softening of the brain 420 progressive bulbar 392, 358, 366 spinal meninges 377 shape of 237 spongy 236 osteomalacia 151 carcinomatous 242 causes of 151 pseudohypertrophic muscular 303 sensory, in softening of the brain 420 spastic spinal 358, 365 parasynovitis 260 paresie analgesiqite a panaris des extre- mites superieiires, 351 parietal lobe of the cerebrum 381 paronychia tendinosa 524 passive hyperaemia of the spleen 106 pectus carinatum 222 peliosis rheumatica 493 pellagra 510 pelvic bones, tuberculosis of 192 pelvis, lateral expansion of 205 oblique transverse contraction of 205 pseudo-osteomalacic 222 symmetrical transverse contrac- tion of 205 transverse contraction of 206 pemphigus 513 acutus 514 juvenile 151 kyphosis in 152 lordosis in 152 scoliosis in 152 senile 151 osteomyelitis 170 acute infective 171 fibrosa 180 haematogenous purulent 175 micrococci in infective 171 origin of infective 171 osteomyxoma 239 periosteal 178 osteoplastic germinal tissue 173 osteoporosis 143, 170 in syphilis 105 osteopsathyrosis, symptomatic 145 osteo-sarcoma 235, 240, 242 osteosclerosis 168 ostitis, 170 album inosa 174 aetiology of 514 deformities of verte- brae in 181 chronicus vulgaris 514 circinatus 514 hypertrophic 178 hypertrophicans 179 confertus 514 diphtheriticus 513 dissemiiiatus 514 pachyacria, hypertrophic ostitis in 178 pachydermia 94, 483, 664 acquisita 550 pachydermatocele 564 pachymeningitic hydrocephalus, partial 461 foliaceus 513, 514 gyratus 514 neuroticus 515 serpiginosus 514 syphiliticus 515, 538 vegetans 514 internal haemorrhagic vulgaris 513 379 pachymeningitis, chronic external 461 haemorrhagic 379, 460 panaritium 176 cutaneum 524 Penjdeh boil 528 pentastoma 107 of the spleen 116 perforating ulcer of the foot 527 periadenitis, purulent 123 periarteritis 71 nodosa 80 subcutaneum 524 panarthritis 260, 261, 263 panneuritis epidemica 473 pericardial cavity, obliteration of 62 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXI {The numbers refer to the pages) pericardial exudation, absorption of 62 calcification of 62 sero- sanguineous 63 fluid, normal amount of 58 pericarditis 59 adhesive 61, 62 extension of 62 fibrino-purulent 62 purulent 62 sero-fibrinous 60 sero-purulent 62 pericardium, actinomycosis of 63 adliesion of 60 animal jiarasites of 64 carcinoma of 6-4 cysticercus of 64 defects of 58 diverticula of 58 echinococcus of 64 ectopia of 58 haemorrhages in 58 infective granulomata of 63 lympho-sarcoma of 64 mor^ahology of 58 passive dropsy of 58 primary tumours of 64 secondary tumours of 64 syphilis of 63 tuberculosis of 63 perichondrium 196 perilymphangitis 96 perimysium, changes in, in atrophy 301 perineurium 469 periosteum 196 injury to, in fracture 160 spindle-shaped swelling of 163 periostitis 170 albuminosa 174 haematogenous purulent 175 tuberculous 186 periostosis 169 peripheral nerves, structure of 469 nervous system, Sect, vii p. valgus acquisitus 227 petechiae 493 petrosal bone, tuberculosis of 451 phlebectases 93 phlebitis, hyperplastic 91 phlebitis, obliterans 91 proliferous 91, 92 suppurative 92 syphilitic 92 tuberculous 92 phleboliths 92, 95 phlebosclerosis 91 pia mater 442 of the brain, carcinoma of 456 cholesteatoma of 457 disseminated mil- iary tuberculo- sis of 449 haemorrhages in- to 443 oedema of 442 pearly tumour of 457 solitary tubercles of 451 spinal cord 373 pigeon-breast 222 pigment-granule cells in degeneration of the cerebrum 415 piles 94 pili annulati 574 pineal gland 460, 465 haematoma of 465 hyperplastic enlargement of 465 inflammation of 465 pathological changes in 465 psammoma of 465 tumours of 465 pit 518 pituitary body 460 in acromegaly 464 adenoma of 464 carcinoma of 464 cystic degeneration of 464 gumma of 464 hyperplastic overgrowth of 464 inflammation of 464 lipoma of 404 morphology of 464 sarcoma of 464 struma of 464 teratoma of 464 tuberculosis of 464 tumours of 464 pityriasis furfuracea capillitii 570 rubra 520 simplex 499 tabescentiura 500 versicolor 545 Plasmodium malariae 110 plasmoschisis 5 plethora apocoptica 3 cardiac hypertrophy in 4 XXll INDEX OF SUBJECTS {The numbers refer to the jmges) plethora serosa 13 a transient condition 4 temporary 3 vera 3 piieumo- pericardium 62 pock 518 mark 518 podagra 261 poikilocythaemia 5 poliomyelitis 346 acute anterior 358, 362 symptoms of acute ante- rior 362 poliosis circumscripta 497 polyarthritis, chronic rheumatic 275, 278 nodular 275 polymyositis, acute primary 306 polypi, nasal 238 polyneuritis 473 polypus, cardiac 46 polytrichia 575 pompholyx 513 pons, functions of nucleus of 387 glioma of 439 results of stimulation of 386 porencephalia 394, 396 porrigo amianthacea 570 decalvans 573 port-wine stains 558 projective fibres of the cerebrum 384 proliferous zone 196 proud flesh 529 prurigo 520 psammomata of the brain 440 dura mater of the brain 467 meninges of the brain 455 pineal gland 465 pseudo-arthrosis 166 -leukaemia 11, 130 -porencephalia 396 psoriasis 519 annularis 519 guttata 519 gyrata 519 nummularis 519 palmaris et plantaris syphilitica 537 punctata 519 seat of 519 pulmonary artery, circumference of 24 stenosis of 17 purpura 493 haemorrhagica 493 papulosa 493 scorbutica 493 senilis 494 simplex 493 variolosa 493, 517 pustule 503, 506 putamen 383 pyaemia, spleen in 109 2)yez 498 pyomyelia 350 pyramidal tracts, primary degeneration of, in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 365 rabies, virus of 346 rachitis 214 Ranvier's nodes 469 rashes 508 red blood- corpuscles, destruction of 4, 5. corpuscles, nucleated 5 references on acromegaly 181 albinism 498 alopecia 574 anaemia 6 aneurysms, arterio-venous 90 formation of 89 ankylosis 256 aortic stenosis near the ductus arteriosus 24 arteries, atheroma of 72 calcification of 67 hyaline degeneration of 67 sclerosis of 72 arteritis 77 tuberculous 81 syphilitic 81 arthritis, ankylosing 277 chronic dry ulcerative 277 deformans 277 gouty 281 in infective diseases 263 articular syphilis 286 tuberculosis 286 bone, arrest of growth of 213 atrophy of, from disuse 148 cysts of 149, 244 disturbances of growth of, due to mechanical causes 230 halisteresis of 153 hydatids of 244 hypoplasia of 207 inflammatory stimulation of 213 lacunar resorption of 148 leprosy of 195 local overgrowth of 210 neuropathic atrophy of 149 phosphorus-necrosis of 177 premature synostosis of 207 regeneration of 159 repair of fractures of 167 structure of 159 syphilis of 195 tuberculosis of 188 tumours of 243 bone-marrow 138 changes in, accom- panying various dis- eases 140 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXlll {The numbers references on bony hyperplasia from the effects of arsenic and phosphorus 210 brain, abscess of 431 atrophy of 410 cysticercus in 451) cysts of the adventitial lymph- sheaths of 443 choroid plexuses of 443 meninges of 443 defects of 396 function of 387 heterotopia of the grey mat- ter of 403 hyperplasia of the grey mat- ter of 403 ischaemic softening of 421 malformations of, in cretins 403 criminals 403 idiots403 structure of 387 syphilis of internal meninges of 453 traumatic injury of 428 tuberculosis of internal me- ninges of 451 tumours of 440 the dura mater of 464 internal meninges of 458 bursae, diseases of 319 hygroma of 317 cartilages, degenerative changes in articular and other 248 repair of injuries to 252 cerebellum, atrophy of 411 hypoplasia of 392 cerebral haemorrhage 424 sclerosis 435 cerebrum, hypoplasia of 392 chancre, soft 530 corpus callosum, absence of 396 cutaneous horns 550 dermatitis, papillomatous, of the scalp 532 eczema 516 elephantiasis, acquired 553 neuromatous 565 encephalitis, focal 430 endocarditis 42 endocardium, degenerations of 32 ependymal sclerosis 435 erythema 510 exostoses 210 ganglion 319 ganglion-cells, calcification of 417 glanders, cutaneous 542 refer to the pages) references on granuloma fungoides 531 umbilical 532 hair, nodes of 575 .... reproduction of 574 heart, aneurysms of 52 development of 23 fibroid induration of 52 hypertrophy of 28 malformations of 23 muscle, atrophy of 46 degeneration of 46 myocarditis of 54 myomalacia of 52 parasites of 57 size of 25 syphilis of 56 tuberculosis of 56 tumours of 56 wounds of 54 herpes zoster 513 hydraemia 6 hydrocephalus, congenital 400 hydromyelia 352 hypertrichosis 575 ichthyosis 557 impetigo 516 intracranial circulation and its dis- turbances 406 joints, behaviour of blood in 263 chances in, after long immo- bility 278 formation of new, after resec- tion 253 loose bodies in 288 neuropathic affections of 280 large blood-vessels, size of 25 leprosy, cutaneous 540 leucocytosis 11 leukaemia 11 lichen 522 lipaemia 6 lupus erythematosus 521 lymphadenia 131 lymphadenitis 125 syphilitic 128 tuberculous 128 lymphangitis 97 lymphatics, dilatation of 99 obstruction of 99 lymph- glands, degeneration of 118 deposition of foreign substances in 120 tumours of 133 meningitis, aetiology of acute 445 morbid anatomy of acute 445 molluscum contagiosum 547 muscle, amyloid degeneration of 301 calcification of 301 degenerative atrophy of 300 hydatids of 313 XXIV INDEX OF SUBJECTS ( The numbers refer to the pages) references on muscle, hypertrophy of 305 lipomatous pseudohypertro- phy of 303 simple atrophy of 300 syphilis of 309 tuberculosis of 309 tumours of 313 muscles, adaptation of, to altered conditions of contraction 294 muscular atrophy in connexion with inflammation of joints 295 in connexion with injuries to mus- cles 295 neurogenous 294 primary myo- pathic progres- sive 295 spinal 294 myelitis 348 from compression 345 traumatic injury 345 myositis 308 ossifying 312 myotonia, congenital 305 nearthroses, formation of 259 nerves, cachectic degeneration of 475 inflammation of 475 infective degeneration of 475 inflammation of 475 regeneration of 480 toxic degeneration of 475 inflammation of 475 traumatic degeneration of 475 inflammation of 475 tumours of peripheral 484 osteoarthropathy 181 osteochondritis, congenital syphi- litic 213 osteomalacia 153 osteomyelitis 174 ostitis deformans 182 hypertrophic 181 pachymeningitis, haemorrhagic 463 proliferous 463 paralysis, aetiology of progressive general 410 anatomy of progressive general 410 arsenic 295 lead 295 progressive bulbar 367 spastic spinal 367 pellagra 510 pemphigus 515 periostitis 174 periarteritis nodosa 81 pericarditis 63 references on pericardium, tuberculosis of 64 syphilis of 64 phlebitis 93 phlebosclerosis 93 pineal gland, tumours of 465 pituitary body, affections of 465 pityriasis rubra 521 plethora 6 poliomyelitis, acute anterior 364 porencephalia 396 prurigo 521 psoriasis 520 rhinoscleroma and its bacillus 531 rickets 223 sclerodermia 553 skeleton, hypertrophy of 210 skin, angioma of 558. atrophy of 501. diseases of, in general 589. endothelioma of 562. fibroma of 505 ,. gangrene of 528. haemorrhages of 494. lymphangioma of 562. neuropathic papilloma of 566. syphilides of 539. tuberculosis of 535. tumours of 568 small-pox, formation of vesicles of 519 spinal amyotrophy, progressive 367 sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral 367 cord, anaemic degeneration of ooo inflammation of 333 atrophy of, from loss of the limbs 333 atrophy of, from under- growth of the limbs;33;3 combined systemic de- generations of 367 disseminated sclerosis of 356 histological changes in foci of degeneration 340 histological changes in foci of hiflammation 340 infective degeneration of o o o ooo inflannnation of 333 leprosy of 371 malformations of 329 multiple sclerosis of 356 secondary degeneration of 343 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXV {The numbers references on spinal cord, structure of 328 syphilis of 376 syphilitic degeneration of 371 syringomyelia 352 toxic degeneration of 333 inflammation of • >oo •JOO traumatic degeneration OI 00>J inflammation of 333 tuberculosis of 371 tumours of 372 dura mater, morbid anatomy of 380 meninges, syphilis of 376 tumours of internal 379 meningitis, aetiology of 376 histology of 376 spleen, acute enlargement of, in in- fective diseases 112 engorgement of 108 function of 105 infarction of 108 structure of 105 syphilis of 116 tumours of 116 splenic hyperplasia 114 splenitis, purulent 112 syphilis, articular 286 tabes dorsalis 360 tendons and sheaths, morbid anat- omy of 316 tendon sheaths, hygroma of 317 transfusion of blood 6 trichorhexis 575 tuberculosis, articular 286 ulcer, perforating, of foot 528 urticaria 510 valves, structure of 32 varices 95 vitiligo 498 wens 572 tumours originating from 572 xanthoma 562 regeneration of bone 154 muscle 305 Reil, island of 382 relapsing fever, spleen in 110 resorption of bone in resection of joints 252 respiratory centre 386 rhabdomyomata of the heart 55 muscle 312 rhagades 505 rheumatism, acute polyarthritic 261 rhinophyma 558 rhinoscleroma 531 refer to the pages) rice-bodies 316 in bursae 318 rickets 214 a disorder of nutrition 222 an inflammatory disease 222 anomalous process of ossifica- tion in 215 catabolic disintegration in 223 cranial sutures in 222 deformities in 220 dentition in 222 disorders of myelogenous ossifi- cation in 217 periosteal ossifica- tion in 217 displacement of epiphyses in 221 enlargement of zone of prolifer- ating cartilage in 217 fontanelles in 222 funnel-shaped thorax in 222 hyperaemia of bones in 222 lacunar resorption in 215 micromelic foetal 206 pectus carinatum in 222 pigeon-breast in 222 softness of the bones in 220 rider's bones 310 ringworm, common 544 crusted 542 risipola lombarda 510 root- ganglion cells of spinal ganglia 325 roseola 492 aestiva 510 autumnalis 510 choleraica 510 infantilis 510 rheumatica 510 syphilitic 536 typliosa 510 rubeola 508 rupia syiDhilitica 538 sarcoblasts 305 sarcolemma 291 sarcoma of bone 235, 239 giant-celled 240 myelogenous alveolar 240 retrogressive changes in 240 telangiectatic 240 the brain, 440 alveolar, of the dura mater of the brain 462 of dura mater of the brain 462 spinal cord 380 heart 55 lymph-glands 131 meninges of the brain 454 muscle 312 nerves 484 XXVI INDEX OF SUBJECTS ( Tlie numbers r sarcoma, imperfect development of 206 of pituitary body 464 ossifying 242 periosteal 241 of skin 566 spinal cord 372 meninges 378, 379 spleen 116 sarcomatosis of the skin, general 566 scab 503, 505 scabies 546 scales 503, 506 scar 507 scarlatina 508 desquamation in 508 liaemorrhagica 508 sclerema neonatorum 553 scleroderinia 552 sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral 365 of the arteries 67 aetiology of 69 results of 71 terminations of 71 blood-vessels of the brain 417 brain 416 scoliosis 152, 225 cause of 225 paralytic 228 scrofulodermia 532 miliare 521 scurvy haemorrhagicus 493 scutula 542, 544 sebaceous cysts 572 changes in 572 glands 570 seborrhoea 570 furfuracea 570 oleosa 570 sicca 570 squamosa 570 sebum 570 sensory centres 385 septula meduUaria 323 septum, auricular 22 intermedium 21 ventriculorum 21 sequestra of cartilage 260 sequestrum, abscess 173 absorption of 173 removal of 173 Sharpey's fibres 159 sheath of Schwann 469 shingles 512 shreds 506 sinus reuniens 22 in tuberculous arthritis 284 situs viscerum inversus 24 skeleton, acquired lesion of 200 cause of arrest of development in 200 hypertrophy of 207 efer to tlw pages) skeleton, inherited variation of 200. internal 196. osseous part of 154. spontaneous variation of 200 Sect. VIII 489 abnormal chilling of 502 heating of 502 ski acne of 525 .... rosaceae of 492 acquired elephantiasis of 550 acute inflammation of 506 aetiology of inflainination of 502 amount of blood in 491 anaemia of 492 angioma of 557 angiomyoma of 566 animal parasites of 545 argyrla of 496 atheroma of 499 atrophy of 499 in nervous affections 501 bed-sores of 503 blebs of 505 blister of 511 boils of 525 burns of 511 cachectic atrophy of 500 cancer of 567 cavernous lymphangioma of 559 chaps of 505 chloasma cachecticorum of 496 caloricum of 496 toxicum of 496 traumaticum of 496 chronic atrophic inflammation of 507 hypertrophic inflammation of 507 inflammations of 507 cicatrising epithelioma of 567 contamination of 502 crusts of 503, 505 cutaneous lymphangioma of 559 cyanosis of 492 cystic lymi^hangioma of 559 cysts of, containing hair 499 decubital necroses of 503 desquamation of 492 epithelium of 506 developmental diseases of 489 diagnosis between active hyperae- mia of, and inflammation 492 discolorations of 495 disorders of circulation of 491 ecchymoma of 493 ecchyinoses of 493 ecthyma of 576 eczema of 515 enchondroma of 567 endocystic condyloma of 572 papilloma of 572 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXVll ( The numbers refer to the pages) skin, endothelioma of 558 .... epithelioma of 567 .... eruptions of 503 measles in 508 scarlatina in 508 .... erysipelas of 522 .... erytheniata of 492, 509 .... eschars of 506 .... exanthems of 508 .... excoriation of 505 .... exfoliation of 505 .... fibroma of 562 .... fissures of 505 .... flea-bites of 503 .... freckles of 495 functions of 489 furfuraceous desquamation of 506 general sarcomatosis of 566 .... glanders of 542 .... granulomata of 530 .... gummata of 538 .... haematangiomata of 557 .... haematoma of 493 .... haemorrhagic bulla of 493 .... herpes of 512 .... hyperaemia of 492 hypertrophic angioma of 557 lymphangioma of 559, 569 .... hypertrophy of 548 icterus of 496 .... idiopathic disease of 489 impetigo of 516 inflammatory disorders of 502 fibrous papilloma of 550 hypertrophies of 548 oedema of 492 tumours of 548 .... influence of corrosive chemicals on 502 irritation of the nerves of 502 .... jaundice of 496 keloid of 566 Addison's 566 cicatricial 566 .... keratoma of 549 leiomyoma of 566 .... leprosy of 540 .... marasmic atrophy of 500 mechanical injuries of 502 membranaceous desquamation of 500 miliaria of 511 moles of 495 molluscum contagiosum of 547 morphology of 489 mycoses of 542 myxoma of 567 neurofibroma of 563 nodes of 503 non-inflammatory hypertrophies of 554 tumours of 554 oedema of 492 osteoma 567 papules of 503 parasitic disorders of 502 pemphigus of 513 petechlae of 493 phlegmon of 524 phlegmonous inflammation of 524 pigment in 492 pigmental lymphangioma of 560 moles of 495 pigmentary atrophy of 496 discoloration of 492 disorders of 495 pityriasis of 499, 520 prurigo of 520 psoriasis of 519 purpura papulosa of 493 pustules of 503, 506 rashes of 508 recent haemorrhages of 493 regenerative multiplication of epi- dermal cells of 506 rhagades of 505 rodent ulcer of 567, 568 roseola of 492, 570 sarcoma of 566 scabs of 503, 505, 507 scales of 503 secondary tumours of 568 senile atrophy of 499 serpiginous inflammation of 508 siliquose desquamation of 506 simple angioma of 557 atrophy of 499 sloughs of 506 stigmata of 494 subcutaneous lymphangioma of 559 sudamina of 511 sun-spots of 495 symptomatic disease of 489 syphilis of 535 tattooing of 496 telangiectatic lymphangioma of 559 terminations of bones of 511 transient pigmentation of 506 traumatic granulomata of 530 XXVlll INDEX OF SUBJECTS ( The numbers r skin, tubercles of 503 .... tuberculosis of 532 .... ulcers of 528 .... urticaria of 510 .... uterine chloasma of 496 .... vacuolation of cells of 504 .... vesicles of 503, 505 .... vibices of 493 .... warts of 534 .... wheals of 503 .... xanthelasma 495 .... xanthoma of 495 skull, brachycephalic 206, 207 capacity of 207 .... causes of deformity of 224 cephalonic 207 clinocephalic 207 dolichocephalic 206, 207 formation of cranial portion 224 height of 206 hydrocephalic 207 hypsocephalic 206 leptocephalic 207 measurements of 206 mesocephalic 206 microcephalic 207 orthocephalic 206 orthognathous 207 oxycephalic 207 pachycephalic 207 pathological types of 207 plagiocephalic 207 platycephalic 206, 207 prevention of longitudinal expan- sion of 206 prognatiious 207 results of synostosis of 206 sphenocephalic 207 trochocephalic 207 trigonocephalic 207 variations in form of 206 slough 506 small-pox 517 confluent 517 haemorrhagic 517 pit of 518 pock of 518 Solly's arcuate fibres 327 speech-centre, motor 385 spina ventosa 185, 189 spinal arthropathies 279 cord, abnormality of central canal of 329 grey commis- sure of 329 abscess of 346 acute inflammation of dura mater of 379 agenesis of 329 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis of 358 angiosarcomata of 372 efer to the pages) spinal cord, anterior column of 323 ground bundle of 327 horns of 323 arachnoid of 373 ascending degeneration in 341 asymmetry of 328 causes of inflammation of 332 central canal of 323 sclerosis of 350 Clarke's vesicular column of 326 column of Burdach of 327 Goll of 327 columns in white matter of 325 combined systemic diseases of 368 compression of 332 corpora amylacea of 337 crossed pyramidal tracts of 326 defective development of the tracts of 328 degeneration of 330, 334 descending degeneration of 340 development of single tuber- culous nodes in 370 direct cerebellar tracts of 326 pyramidal tracts of 326 disseminated sclerosis of 353 tuberculosis of 370 dura mater of 379 fat-granule cells in 336 fibroma of 372 dura mater of 380 formation of connective tis- sue in 340 funiculus cuneatus of 327 gracilis of 327 gelatinous substance of Ro- lando 323 glioma of 372 gliosarcomata of 372 Gower's bundle of 327 gradual compression of 331 gi-anule cells in degeneration of 342 grey commissure of 323 degenei'ation of the pos- terior columns of 3.')8 gelatinous degeneration of 340 matter of 323, 324 heterotopia of 329 hydatid cysts of dura mater of 380 hypoplasia of 329 infective granulomata of 370 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXIX ( The numbers refer to the pages) spinal cord, inflammation of 8o0, 332 membranes of 378 influence of anaemia on ner- vous elements of 330 influence of disorders of cir- culation on nervous ele- ments of 331 influence of disuse on ner- vous elements of 330 influence of marasmus on nervous elements of 330 influence of poisonous sub- stances on nervous ele- ments of 331 influence of rapid variations of atmospheric pressure on nervous elements of 331 insular sclerosis of 353 interior cells of 325 lateral column of 323 ground bundle of 327 horns of 323 limiting tract of 227 leprosy of 371 lipomata dura mater 380 malformation of 323, 328 membranes of 373 morphology of 323 multiple sclerosis of 353 myxoma of dura mater 38p neuroglia of 324 neuronic affections of 357 pia mater of 373 pigment-granule cells in 336 posterior column of 323, 327 horns of 323 postero-external column of 327 internal column of 327 primary lateral sclerosis of 308 tumours of dura mater of 380 processus reticularis of 323 progressive atrophy of the anterior horns of 358 pyramidal tracts of 326 red softening of 334, 336 reparative proliferation of 338 restoration of foci of degen- eration of 338 sarcoma of 372 dura mater of 380 sclerosis of 338 the posterior col- umns of 358 septula meduUaria of 323 simple atrophy of 334 spinal cord, spongy substance of poste- rior horn of 323 Stilllng's nucleus of 326 substantia i^elatiuosa cen- tralis of 324 suppuration of 344 syphilis of 370 inflammation of dura mater of 380 systemic affections of 357 telangiectatic glioma of 372 traumatic injuries of 331 tuberculosis of 370 dura mater of 380 tumours of 370, 372 white matter of 323, 325 softening of 334, 336 yellow softening of 336 spinal meninges, alveolar endothelioma of 378 angioma of 378 carcinoma of 379 cavernous angioma of 377 fibroma of 377 hyaline degeneration in tumours of 378 lipoma of 377 sarcoma of 378, 379 secondary tumours of 379 spinal nerves, anterior roots of 323 defects of roots of 328 neuritis of roots of 373 posterior roots of 323 spine, kyphotic curvature of 222 lordotic 222 scoliotic 222 splenic abscess, rupture of 112 spleen, absence of 104 actinomycosis of 115 acute enlargement of 108 adhesions of 111 amyloid degeneration of 105 hyaline masses in 105 anaemia of 107 anaemic infarction of 107, 110 and the lymph-glands, Sect, m 101 angioma of 116 animal parasites of 116 atrophy of 105, 111 bacon 105 carcinoma of 116 cicatrix in 108 congestive hyperaemia of 108 cyanotic induration of 107 cysticercus of 116 cysts of 1 16 echinococcus of 116 embolic infarction of 107 XXX INDEX OF SUBJECTS ( The numbers r spleen, engorgement of 106 enlargement of, with induration 111 in cirrhosis of the liver 114 foreign matters in 104 functions of 10-1 gumniata in 115 hyaline degeneration of 106 hyperaemia of, in infective dis- eases 109 hyperplasia of 1 12 karyokinetic figures in cells of 110 in diphtheria 110 inflammation of, in infective dis- eases 109 results of 110 in pyaemia 109 relapsing fever 110 leprosy of 115 leukaemic hyperplasia of 112 lymphangioma of 116 malpighiau follicles of 104 metastatic growths in 116 morbid changes in 103 morphology of 103 necrosis of 109 passive hyperaemia of 106 pentastoma of 116 Plasmodium malariae in 110 primary neoplasms of 116 pseudo-leukaemic hyperplasia of 112 pulsating cavernous angioma of 116 relation to blood metabolism 103 sago 105 sarcoma of 116 spodogenous enlargement of 109 spontaneous rupture of 106 supernumerary 104 suppuration of 112 syphilis of 115 traumatic rupture of 106 tuberculosis of 115 typhoid fever 110 weight of, in hyperplasia 114 syphilitic infarcts 115 spleen-pulp, haemosiderin in 104, 111 method of communication of arteries and veins in 103 morphology of 103 splenic abscess 112 peritonitis in 112 tumour, spodogenous 104 veins, thrombosis of 107 spleniculus 104 splenitis 108 spodogenous splenic tumour 104 efer to the pages) spondylitis deformans 273 spondylolisthesis 229 cause of 229 sporozoa, parasitic 547 sprain 251 squamae 506 staphylococcus pyogenes aureus 171 steatoma 572 steatorrhoea 570 stigmata 494 Stilling's nucleus 326 streptococcus pyogenes 524 strongylus armatus as a cause of aneu- rysm 88 struma of the pituitary body 464 stumps, atrophy of bone in 145 subarachnoid space of the brain, oedema of 442 subthalamic nucleus 385 sudamina 511 sulcus interventricularis 21 sun-spots 495, 560 sweat, bloody 493 glands, adenoma of 568 sycosis framboesiformis 530 parasitic 525 simplex 525 sympathetic ganglia, inflammation of 475 nerve-fibres, inflammation of 475 synarthrosis 245 degenerations of 245 T repair of ruptured 251 synchondrosis, false 245 inflammations of 262 softening of 247 true 245 syndesmosis 206, 245 inflammations of 262 ossification of 249 pathological 166 synostosis 165, 245 premature 205 results of premature, of sacro- iliac synchondrosis 205 synovia 245 synovial membrane 245 hernial protrusions of 264 synovitis 260 catarrhal 262 chronic serous 264, 278 hyperplastica granulosa 188 pannous hyperplastic 264 pui'ulent 261, 278 secondary granular 262 serous 201, 285 sero-fibrinous 261 smooth 264 syphilide, papular 536 pustular 538 syphilides 536 INDEX OF SUBJECTS XXXI {The numbers refer to the x>ages) syphilis 535 arthropathies in tertiary 285 cutaneous eruptions of 536 ... liyperostosis in 195 initial sclerosis of 535 lenticular 536 miliary 536 osteoporosis 195 of muscle 309 the brain 432, 451 dura mater of the brain 461 dura mater of the spinal cord 380 lymph-glands 128 peripheral nerves 474 spinal meninges 375 spleen 115 small papular 536 vesicular 537 virus of 73, 346 syphilitic gumma of the heart 55 induration 535 phlebitis 92 roseola 536 syringomyelia 349, 350 significance of the lesions of 352 symptoms of 351 tabes dorsal is 357, 358 aetiology of 360 ataxia in 359 changes in 358 fat-granule cells in 359 gastric crises in 359 sensory phenomena in 359 symptoms of 359 ... spasmodic 365 taenia solium 458 talipes calcaneus 228 tarsus, tuberculosis of 190 tattooing 496 teginen tympani, perforation of 147 telae choroideae 442 temporal lobe of the cerebrum 381 tendinitis 314 proliferous gouty 315 tendons, morphology of 314 repair of 316 tendon-sheaths, arborescent lipoma of 316 morphology of 314 rice bodies in 316 rheumatic nodules of 316 teno-isynovitis 314 tendo-vaginal hydrops 316 vaginitis 314 acute dry 314 imrulent 314 tuberculous 315 teratoma of the pituitary body 464 Thomsen's disease 304 thorax, causes of deformity of 224 funnel-shaped 222 thrombo-arteritis 74 plastic 74 proliferous 74 purulent 74 phlebitis 91, 95 suppurative 92, 95 thrombosis witliin the heart 51 thyroid cachexia 203 tinea capillitii 545 .... favosa 542 sebacea 570 .... sycosis 545 .... tonsurans 544 .... versicolor 545 .... vesiculosus 545 tophi in gouty arthritis 280 tract cells of spinal cord 324 transpositio cordis 24 trichina of muscle 312 the pericardium 64 tricophyton tonsurans 513, 544, 545 trichorhexis nodosa 574 truncus arteriosus 21, 22 tuber cinereum 385 tubercle of the heart 55 tubercles 503 tuberculosis, articular 282 of bone 183 the brain 432 bursae 319 dura mater of the brain, 461 dura mater of the spinal cord 380 meninges of the brain 432, 449 muscle 308 pericardium 63 periosteum 186 peripheral nerves 474 pituitary body 464 skin 532 spinal cord 370 meninges 374 spleen 115 tuberculous abscess, cold 284 empyema of a joint 282 lymphadenitis 125 meningo-encephalitis 449 periphlebitis 92 phlebitis 92 tumeur a nnjelnplaxes 240 tumour albus 188, 284 tyloma 548 typhoid bacillus 444 fever, spleen in 110 ulcer of the skin 528 perforating, of the foot 527 rodent 567, 568 xxxu INDEX OF SUBJECTS ulcer, tropical 528 varicose 94, 529 venereal 529 ulcus induratum 530 moUe 529 serplginosum 538 urticaria 510 papulosa 510 pigmentosa 510 tuberosa 509 vesiculosa 510 vaccinia 518 vacuolar degeneration of muscle 297 vacuolation of cells of the skin 504 valves, fenestration of 38 insutriciency of 40 perforation of 38 rupture of 38 stenosis of 40 valvular segments, malformations of 19 tissue, atheromatous degenera- tion of 31 sclerosis of 31 varicella 519 varices 93 rupture of 94 situation of 94 varicocele 94 varicose aneurysm, true 87 spurious 89 ulcer 94 variola 517 liaemorrhagica 493, 517 syphilitica 538 vasa vasorum 09, 71, 72, ( The numbers refer to the pages) venous orifices, stenosis and atresia of 19 ventricles of the brain, carcinoma of 456 fibrino -purulent exudations into 445 purulent exuda- tions into 445 73, (O in atheroma 69, 71, 72 vascular mechanism. 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