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piAPHORETics (Continued.) in Gout 277 Diathesis: Uric 270 Digitalis: Donovan's Liquor in Syphilis 324 in Fever 360 Douches: 24 Cold and Tempered in the Myelites, 172. 185 Duration of 25 in Hysteria 93 Scotch Douches 24 Uses of in Various Neuralgias 70 Various Forms of 24 DOULEURS FULGURANTES, 1 82 Treatment of 185 DUHOMMS: Method of Testing Diabetic Urine. . 293 Table 294 Dupuytren: Pills of in Syphilis 320 E. Education in Hysteria 84 In Chorea 139 Electricity: Action on the Nervous System, on the Circulation, on the Nutrition, 34 Chemical Phenomena of 32 Directions how to Use Electricity. . 46 Electro<pCapillary of Electricity .... 33 Electrical Batteries and their Uses, 36 Faradic Electrical Batteries 41 Franklinization 94 in Chorea 135 in Diabetes 308 in Hysteria 94 in Locomotor Ataxia 185 in Medicine 28 in Myelitis 173 in Neuralgia 59 in the Paralysis of Infants, and in Progressive Muscular Atrophy.. 185, 186 Intensity of the Current 31 Muscular Phenomena of 32 New Theory of 30 Physical Phenomena of the Electric Cturent 32 Static Electrical Batteries 38 PAGE. Electricity (Continued.) Static and Dynamic Electrical Ap- paratuses 31 Electro- Puncture: in Neuralgia M Elongation of Nerves: Embolisms, Cerebral 155 Empirical Medication in the Treat- ment of Neuralgia 67 in Tuberculous Meningitis 149 in Epilepsy iia Modus Operafuiioi If tneStretching^ 63 Nerve-Stretching 76, ^2 Nerve - Stretching in Locomotor Ataxia 185 Subcutaneous Nerve-Stretching. ... 64 Epilepsy: 108 Bromide of Potassium 114 (See Bromides). Cocculus Indicus in 123 Curability and Incurability of 107 Curare in 123 Empirical Medication — Galium, Va- lerian, Belladonna, Indian Hemp, Nitrate of Silver, Oxide of Zinc, Ammonio-Sulphate of Copper, 112, 114 Essential Epilepsy iii Experimental Epilepsy no Hygienic Treatment 126 Necroscopic Examination of Epilep- sy Ill Pathogeny and Etiology of 109 Physiological Pathology of 112 Therapeutics of Symptomatic Epi- lepsy no Treatment of Essential Epilepsy .. . 112 Treatment of the Atuck of 126 Trepan in Epilepsy no Ergotine: in Congestive Neuralgias 70 in Myelitis 174 in the Intestinal Haemorrhages of Typhoid Fever i 406 Eschars: Treatment by, in Myelitis 172 Treatment of, in Typhoid Fevers . . 375 Eserine: in the Treatment of Chorea 132 its Dangers 133 Ether: Inhalation of, in the Convulsions of Infants 152 Spray of, in Chorea 136-140 INDEX. 481 PAGE. Ethiop's Martial: 237 Eucalyptus: in Intermittent Fever 440 Exercise: in Diabetes 303 in Hysteria 84 Expectancy: in Typhoid Fever 403 FiCCAL (Theory): Disinfection of Faecal Matters in Typhoid Fever 372 of Typhoid Fever 368 Fehung: Solution of, as a Test for Glucose. . 292 F. Ferrum: Artificial Chalybeate Waters Action on the Globules Action of Absorption of Chalybeate Springs of the U. S. P. Defibrinated Blood Diminution of Dialyzed Iron Ferruginous Waters Preparations of Ferrous and Ferric Salts History of Hypophosphate, Carbonate, Sul- phate, etc Inconveniences of Ferruginous Med- ication Jeannel's Table Oxides of Potassio-Tartrate of Iron Peptonate of Iron Quevenne^s Iron Vallet's and Blaud's Pills Fever: Antithermic Medications in Antipyrine as an Antithermic Medic- ament Bloodletting in Characteristics of Cold Baths and Warm Baths . . .357- Digitalis, Ergot, Aconite, Veratrum, Antiseptic Medicaments,, Quinine 361- Humoral Theories Theories of Increase of Organic Combustions in, Kairin, Thallin, and Antipyrine in .. 229 236 238 227 231 236 235 232 233 236 233 233 229 234 237 237 233 234 235 233 234 356 409 360 345 358 .362 354 346 349 361 PAGE. Fever (Continued.) Medicaments Acting on the Circula- tion 360 Physical Means of Abstracting Heat, 357 Phenic Acid in 362 Pyretogenous Substances 354 R61e of the Vaso- motors in 351 Regulation of the Heat in 351 Salicylic Acid in 361 Thermogenetic Nerves and Centres 353 Therapeutical Deductions 355 from a Therapeutic Standpoint 343 Fevers, Eruptive (See Small-pox, Measles, and Scarlet Fever) 452 Fever, Intermittent: 412 Atmospheric Influences 414 Alkaloids of Cinchona 421 Anti-periodic Action 419 Absorption and Elimination of Qui- nine 428 Arsenic 442 Cinchona 415 Cinchonia. 424 Cinchonidia 425 Cedron 439 Dosage of Quinine 448 Eucalyptus 440 its Forms 448 Hypodermic Injections of Quinine . 435 History 415 Jaborandi 441 Local Action of Quinine 427 Lavements of Quinine 434 Marsh Miasm 412 Mode of Introduction of the Salts of Quinine 432 Methods of Administration 447 Physiological Action 416 Pernicious Fever 448 Quinine 422 Quinidine 426 Quinoleine 427 Quinoidine 427 Resorcin 443 Roman, English, and French Meth- ods 447 Salts of Quinine 429 Succedanea of Quinine 439 Salicylic Acid 443 Spiders' Webs 444 Treatment of the Paroxysm 447 its Treatment 450 Telluric Miasm 412 483 INDEX. PACK. Fevkr, Intennittent (Continned.) Vegetable Saccedanea. 439 VaMiTine 439 Fkybr, Typhoid: Antiphlogistic Method 387 Alcohol 400 Advantages and Disadvantages, 380-382 Antipyretic Medication 388 Antithermic Medication 377 Brandt's Method 377 Calomel 399 Contagiousness 366 Cold Baths 378 Cold Lotions and Lavements ^ 385 Digitalis 388 Etiology 365 Ezclnsive Medications 402 Expectancy 403 Faecal Theories 369 Hygienic Treatment of Typhoid Fever 372 Kairin 397 Methods of Refrigeration 377 Mercurials 399 Purgatives 398 Phenic Add 395 Quinine 389 Results 379 Resorcin 397 Refrigerant Apparatus 385 Sewerage 369 Salicylic Acid 392 Theory ot Typhoid Contagion 367 The Microbe of Typhoid Fever 367 Theories of the Contagion 368 Treatments of Typhoid Fever 377 Tonic Medication 400 Their Dangers 402 Treatment of Indications 403 Treatment of the Complications 405 Warm Baths 384 Fibrins: of the Blood 192 Fowler's Solution in Chorea 138 Fraxinus: in Acute Articular Rheumatism. ... 257 in Gout 280 G. Galbanum: in Hysteria 89 Gall: Pills of in Gout 278 page. Galium: in Epilepsy 112 GALVANO-CAtJSnC: in Neuralgia 66 Gases: of the Blood 2is, 193 Gastric Troubles in Hjrsteria 10$ Gavagb (Forced Feeding): in Convalescence of Typhoid Fever, 37s in Hysteria los Gelsemium: its History, Physiological Proper- ties, Uses, and Doses 58 in Neuralgia 58 Geological Conditions: as Causative in Typhoid Fever 630 Gibert: Syrup of in Syphilis 320 Globules: Action of Bleeding on 213 Action of Iron on 239 in Ansmia 224 of the Blood 194 Effects of Medicaments on. los Enumeration of 196 Physiological Function of 19s Qualitative Estimation of 198 Glucose, in Urine (see Diabetes): Tests of 290 Gluten: Bread of in Diabetes 299 Glyoemia: Physiological 287 Glycerine: in Diabetes 301 in Typhoid Fever 401 Glycosuria: Physiological 387 Gougenheim: on Iodide of Potassium in Secondary Syphilis 332 Gonorbhoea (see Blennorrhagia): (zonorrhooeal Mixtures 333 Gout: Action of Colchicum in 279 Alkalies in 282 Colchicum in 278 Description of the Paroxjrsms of. . .. 273 Divisions of 273 European Ash in 280 External Treatment of 281 INDEX. 483 PAGE. Gout (Continued.) Guaracum in 277 Hygiene of the Gouty Patient 2S3 Jaborandi in 278 J. Mortimer Granville on the Patho- geny and Treatment of Gout 284 Medicaments Proposed for 277 Mineral Waters in Gout, Carlsbad, Vichy, Wiesbad, Aix la Chapelle, Ems, Royal 283 Pathogeny of 270, 271 Purgatives in 278 Quinine in 278 Resum6 of General Treatment of. . 282 Salicylate of Soda in 280 Salts of Lithia in 282 Treatment of the Fit of 275 Grassit: Table of the Myelites 178 GuARANA (Paullinia): in the Treatment of Neuralgia. ... 69 GuRjUN Oil: in Blennorrhagic Vaginitis 338 Gymnastics: in Anaemia 240 in Chorea 138 in Diabetes 303 Laisn6's Method of Gymnastics in Chorea 139 in the Prophylaxis of Tuberculous Meningitis 140 in the Treatment of Ansmia Neuralgias 71 H. HiBMATIMBTRY I96 HiCMATOBLASTS I94 Hayem on 194 HiGMATURIA: from Quinine 437 HiEMOGLOBIN I94 Dosage of 197 H.AMORRHAGES: Antithermic* Effects of Hxmor- rhages in Typhoid Fever 387 Caused by Cold Baths in Typhoid Fever 382 Treatment of by Perchloride of Iron and Ergot 406 HiBMORRHAGB, Cerebral (see Apoplexy). HiCMORRHOIDS: in Apoplectic Patients 163 PAGE. Hammond, Dr. W. A.: on the Treatment of Epilepsy by Bromide of Calcium 119 on the Treatment of Chorea by Strychnia 132 Hydroceph ALAS, Acute: (see Meningitis) 141 Hydrotherapy : 20 Afifusions, and Packing in the Wet Sheet 26 in Anaemia 239 in Chorea 139 in Diabetes 308 Douches 24 in Hysteria 93, loi Immersions 26 Modes of Application 23 in Myelitis 172, 181 in Neuralgia 61, 70 in Tuberculous Meningitis 148 Hygiene: in Acute Rheumatism 262 in Apoplexy 163 in Chronic Rheumatism 269 in Diabetes 296 in Epilepsy 124 in Gout ? 283 in Hysteria 84 in Intermittent Fever 450 its Part in Therapeutics 5 in Typhoid Fever 372 HyOSCY AMINE: in Chorea 133 Hyperthermia 352 Treatment of Typhoid Pever 377 Hysteria 80 iEsthesiogenous Substances in 96 Assafcetida 89 Bromide of Potassium 90 Castor 89 Electricity in 94 Galvanism in Gastric Hysteria 105 Gastric Hysteria 105 General Treatment of 84 Hydrotherapy in 92 Intractibleness of Hysteria 106 Medicinal Treatment of 88 Meglin's PUlsin 90 Metallotherapy in 97 Treatment of the Anaesthesia 102 Treatment of Contractures 100 Treatment of the Fit 98 Valerian 89 484 INDEX. I. PAGE. Immersions 26 Immobilization: in Acute Rheumatism 256 Infantile Atrophic Paralysis 185 Inhalation: of Odorous Substances in Hysteria, 100 Injections: of Chloroform. 57 in Gonorrhoea 334 Hypodermic, in Neuralgia 54 Intravenous Injections of Milk 207 Intravenous Injections (see Trans- fusion), of Quinine in Intermittent Fever. . 433 Inoculation: for Scarlet Fever 469 Inunctions: in Scarlet Fever 470 Iodide of Potassium: in Chronic Rheumatism 266 in Diabetes 305 in Myelitis 174 in Syphilis 323 in Treatment of ^Cerebral Haemor- rhage 161 in Tuberculous Meningitis 149 lODiDB OF Iron: Syrup and Pills 233 Iodine, Tincture of: in Acute Rheumatism 256 in Chronic Rheumatism 266 in Diabetes 305 Donovan's Solution of Iodine and Mercury 324 and the Iodides in Syphilis 323 Iodized Cotton 256 Method of Bernard (vascent iodine), 256 Method of Bouvier 256 in Plantar Neuralgia 72 in Small-pox 467 Tincture of, in Soft Chancres 328 in Typhoid Fever 398 Iodoform: in Chancre 328 Means of Deodorizing 329 Prescriptions Containing Iodoform, 329 Iron, (see Ferrum). Jaborandi: Antagonism between and Atropine, 18 PAGE. Jaborandi (Continued.) in Intermittent Fever 441 in Rheumatism 257 in Syphilis 322 Jenner and his Discoveries 454 K. Kairin: a New Antithermic in Fevers 361 Keys: Directions How to Use Injections in Gonorrhoea 336 Krausb's: Test for Diabetes 291 L. Lartigu£: Pill of in Gout, 280 Las^gue: Affirmation of Respecting Marriage on the Part of Epileptics 12s on the Use of Iodine in Chronic Rheumatism 266 Lavements: of Carbolic Water in Typhoid Fever, 395 of Cold Water in Typhoid Fever. .. 386 Laville: Liquor of in gout 280 Lebches (See Bloodletting) 218 Legumes: in Diabetes 300 Liniments: in Rheumatism 248 Lotions of Cold Water: in Fever 358 in Small-pox 466 in Typhoid Fever 404 LuCHON, Waters of: in Syphilis 333 M. * Manganese: in Anaemia 238 Marriage: in Epilepsy 125 in Hysteria 87 in Syphilitic Patients 325 Masks. Abortive: in Small-pox 459 INDEX. 486 PAGE. Massage: in Chronic Rheumatism 267 in Diabetes 303 in Hemiplegia Consecutive to Apo- plexy i6t in Neuralgia 67 Maumene's Test: for Saccharine Urine 291 Measles: Treatment of 472 Meningitis: Bloodletting in 148 Bromides in 149 Burrouse's Formula for Iodide of Potassium in Tuberculous in. . . . 149 Calomel in 148 Chloral in 149 Cold Applications in 148 Croton Oil in 147 its Curability 143 Diagnosis of Tuberculous in 151 General Treatment of 147 Hygienic Treatment of 146 Influence of Heredity 146 Internal Treatment of 148 Iodide of Potassium in 149 March of Tuberculous 143 Moxa in 147 Pathological Anatomy of 144 Prophylactic Treatment of 146 Quinine in 148 Relationship of Chronic, to Mental Disturbances 152 Revulsion 147 Symptoms of 145 Tartar Emetic Ointment 147 Tuberculous 143 Varieties of 142 Walnut Leaves in 149 Meningo-mvelitis 180 MxECURY 311 Absorption of 313 Anti-syphilitic Action of 315 by the Kidneys 314 by the Liver 314 by the Milk 314 by the Sweat 314 by the Saliva 314 by the Skin 3x6 Directions for Giving, in Syphilis. . 321 English Anti- venereal Drops...... 320 Forms of, for Internal Use 319 PAGE. Mercury (Continued.) Gibert's Pills and Syrup 320 Hypodermic Method of Administer- ing 317 History of 311 in Diabetes 307 in Gout 278 its Elimination 314 Liquor of, Van Sweeten's 319 Mercurial Baths 316 Mercurial Inhalations 319 Mercurial Salivation 315 Mercurial Peptones 317 Mode of Introduction of 316 Neapolitan Hose 316 Ointments of 316 Records' Pills 320 SediUots* Pills 320 Sublimate Injections 317 Metallo-therap Y : in Hysteria 96 Migraine: its Pathogeny and Treatment. . .78. 79 Mineral Springs of the U. S.: in Anemia 235 in Chronic Rheumatism 267 Morphine: in Hysteria 92 in the Treatment of Neuralgias. ... 54 its Action 15 its Inconveniences in Hjrsteria.. ... 92 Subcutaneous Injections of, in Neu- ralgias 54 Subcutaneous Injections of, with Atropine 54 Moxa: in Tuberculous Meningitis 147 in Chronic Myelitis 172 Musk: in Hysteria 89 Mullen: Test for Diabetic Urine 291 Myelitis 166 Acute or Parenchymatous 169 Bloodletting in Affections of the Cord 180 Bromides 174 by Electrical Points 172 Cold as a Therapeutic Measure. . . . 172 Ergot 174 Electricity 173 General Treatment 170 486 INDEX. PAGE. Myelitis (Contioned.) Grasset's Table of the Myelites. ... 178 lafantile Atrophic Paralysis aod its Treatment i8a Interstitial 169 Iodide of Potassium 174 Locomotor Ataxia and its Treat- ment 182 Nitrate of Silver in the Chronic Forms of 175 Pathogenic Treatment 170 Phosphorus Medication ... 1 76 Preventive Treatment 171 Progressive Muscular Atrophy 187 Strychnia. 174 Treatment by Revulsion 171 Treatment of Congestion of the Cord 179 Treatment of th^ Sequals of 181 Types of 168 Warm Douches 173 N. Narcotics: in Diabetes 305 Nkphrotohy and Nephrectomy: in Ilio-lumbar Neuralgias 74 Nervous System: Action of Medicaments on 12 Action of Quinine on the 419 Chemical Composition of 11 Influence of on the Capillary Circu- lation 15 Influence of Bloodletting on the. . . 216 its Constituents 10 Neuralgias 50 Aconite and Aconitia 57 Acupuncture 65 Ammonio-Sulphate of Copper 69 Anodyne Medication 53 Arsenic in Neuralgias 71 Blisters 65 Caffeine 69 Cautery 65 Chloral and Croton Chlond 54 Chloroform 56 Definition of 51 Diathetic Neuralgias and their Treatment 71 Electricity 59 Electropuncture 66 Empirical Medication 67 PAGE. Neuralgias (Continued.) Ergot in Congestive Neuralgias 70 Facial Neuralgia 7^ Gelsemium and Gelsemine 58 Hydrotherapy 61 Hygienic and Tonic Medication of Chlorotic Neuralgias 71 Hypodermic Injections of Caustic Solutions 66 Ilio-Lumbar Neuralgias 73 Influence of the Blood on 52 Influence of the Nervous System on, 52 Intercostal Neuralgias 74 Malarial Neuralgias, Quinine 71 Massage 67 Migraine 77 Odontalgia 75 of the Fifth Nerve 75 Pathogenic Medication 69 Pathogeny of 52 PauUinia 69 Peripheral Causes 53 Phosphide of Zinc 68 Phosphorus 68 Plantar Neuralgia 7^ Revulsion in 73 Revulsive Medication 64 Sciatica 72 Subcutaneous Injections 54 Surgical Measures, Neurotomy, Neurectomy, and Nerve Stretch- ing 61-64 Symptomic Treatment 53 Treatment of 78 Turpentine 67 Visceralgias 73 Neuritis 70 its Treatment "JO Nerve Stretching 64 Neurotomy and Neurectomy 61 Nitrate of Silver: in Epilepsy 1^3 in Hysteria 97 in Myelitis I75 Nitrate of Sodium: in Epilepsy «3 Nitrite of Amyl: in Epilepsy «3 Nutrition: Action of Bloodletting on 2i7 Action of Electricity on 34 Action of Hydrotherapy on 33 INDEX. 487 FAGS. Obesity: in Apoplexy 162 Odontalgia 75 Opthalmoscope: in the Diagnosis of Tubercular Meningitis I43 Opium: in Chorea 131 in Diabetes 305 in Hysteria 91 in the Treatment of Neuralgias. ... 54 in Tuberculous Meningitis 149 Oyaries: Compression of in Hysteria 99 Overcrowding: in Typhoid Fever 368 Oxide OF Iron 233 Oxide of Zinc: in Epilepsy 114 in Hysteria 97 Oxygen, Inhalations of in Diabetes 303 OXYHifiMOGLOBIN I94, 225 p. Paludal Affections (see Intermittent Fever). Paralysis, Atrophic: of Adults (Progressive Muscular Atrophy) 187 of Infancy 185 Pathogenic Medication: of Myelitis 170 of Neuralgia 69 Paulunia (see Guarana) 69 Formula of Geo. M. Beard, con- taining PauUinia 69 Peptone: Mercurio-Ammoniacal in Syphilis.. 318 Peptonate of Iron: Jaillet's Formula 232 Perchloride of Iron: in Anaemia 234 in the Intestinal Haemorrhages of Typhoid Fever 406 Note on Tincture of 234 Perforations: Intermittent Fever 448 Intestinal 406 PAGE. Phenic Medication (Carbolic Acid): in Diabetes 303 in Fever 363 in Typhoid Fever 395 Phosphorus: in Locomotor Ataxia 176 in the Treatment of Neuralgia 68 Mode of Action of in Myelitis 177 Rules for the Administration of . . . . 177 Phosphate of Zinc: in Myelitis 176 in Neuralgia 68 Picrate op Ammonia: in Intermittent Fever 441 PiCROTOXINE: in Chorea 134 in the Treatment of Epilepsy 123 its Results 124 Pills: Anticathartic 278 Antisyphilitic of 'the French Codex, 320 Blaud's and Vallet's Iron Pills 234 Ferri Co 233 Ferruginous of the Belgian Ph 234 form of Giving Quinine 432 Formula for Quinine Pills 433 Gross* Neuralgic Pill 71 Meglin's, in Hysteria 90 of Biniodide of Mercury (Gibert's). . 320 of Dupuytren 330 of Record for Syphilis 320 Pilocarpine: in Intermittent Fever 441 in Syphilis 322 Plasma: of the Blood 192 Plambierbs: Waters of, in Chronic Rheumatism, 268 Pomades: in Rheumatism 248 in Vaginal Blenorrhagia 337 Portland: Remedy of Duke of, in Gout 282 Potatoes: in Diabetes 300 POTASSA: Salts of, in Rheumatism 249 Potassium Iodide: (see Iodide of Potas- sium). Potassium Bromide: (see Bromide of Potassium). 488 INDEX. PAGE. Pott'b Disease: in Myelitis i8i Priessnitz (see Hydrotherapy). PROPHYLAMm: in Rheumatism 251 Proropalgia: Treatment of 76 Pulse: Action of Bleeding on 215 Temperature on 344 Purgatives: in Apoplexy 163 in Gout 277 in Typhoid Fever 399 Pyretogbnous Subsunces 354 Q. Querin: Remedy of in Gout 278 QuiNiDiNE 426 Quinine: Associated with Aconite in Neural- gia 71 Dosage of Quinine 448 Doses of, and Dangers of, in Ty- phoid Fever 392 Hypodermic Injections of Bromhy- drate of Quinine 436 Influence of Quinine in Producing Hsematuria 438 in Articular Rheumatism 247 in Fever 361 in Intermittent Fever 416 in Neuralgias of the Intermittent Kind 71 in Tuberculous Meningitis 149 in Typhoid Fever 389 Mode of Action in Malarial Fever,4 1 7-420 Mode of Elimination of Quinine . . . 428 Modes of Introducing Quinine 432 Pills of Quinine 434 Pulverulent Form 433 Quinine as a Congestioning Medica- ment of the Uterus 438 Quinine Intoxication 437 Quinine Lavements 434 Roman, English and French Meth- ods of Giving Quinine in Inter- mittent Fevers 447 Salts of Quinine 429 Solutions of Quinine 433 PAGE. aCi Ac i -An -'hi Quinine (Continued.) Superiority of Quinine over Other Medicaments in Intermittent Fe- ver 439 Quinoidinb: 427 Quinoleine: 427 Refrigerants: Dangers of the Cold Bath in Ty- phoid Fever 382 Effects of the Method 359 Formula of Brandt 377 History of the Refrigerant Method, 357 Inconveniences of the Refrigerant in Typhoid Fever 379 in Fever 356 Modes of Application 358 Refrigerants in Typhoid Fever .... 378 Regimen, Alimentary (see Alimentation). 67 Remedy, Indian, in Neuralgia of the Policeman of Lyons, in Neu- ralgia 65 Resorcin: m Fever 361 in Gonorrhoea (Dellenbaugh's In- jection) 335 in Intermittent Fever ^ 443 in Typhoid Fever 397 Respiration: Action of Bleeding on 216 Revulsion: in Articular Rheumatism 247 in Epilepsy iii in Gonorrhceal Rheumatism 255 in Muscular Rheumatism 255 in Myelitis 172, i8cr in Neuralgia 65 in Tuberculous Meningitis 147 Rheumatism: Acid Treatment of 250 Acute 245 Ammoniacal Salts in 250 Antifebrile Medication in 247 Antiphlogistic Medication in 246 Arsenic 265 Care of Habitations 269 ' - ^: Cardiac Complications 259 . -'^' Cerebral Complications 260 . "^f: Chronic Rheumatism 263 *'-^L Diaphoretics in Rheumatism 257 ■ >>. Electricity in Deforming Rheuma- < tism 267 iTfv Y- H.. Gonorrhceal Rheumatism 255 ^<^j INDEX. 480 PAGE. Rheumatism (Contioued.) Iodine 266 Kinds of 263 Liniments 248 Local Treatment of 247 Mineral Waters 268 Natural Evolution of 246 Propylamine in 251 Revulsions and Anodynes 249 Rules for the Salicylic Medication. . 253 Salicylate of Soda 266 Salicin in 252 Salicylic Acid 253 Salicylate of Soda 253 Salts of Potash and Soda 249 Specific Treatment of 249 Summary of Treatment of Rheuma- tism 259 Theories of 245 Tonic Treatment 268 Treatment of 265 Rubeola (see Measles). S. Salicylate of Soda: in Chronic Rheumatism 266 in Gout 280 its Results in Acute Rheumatism . . 255 in Rheumatism 253 Rules for its Administration 254 in Small-pox 467 in Typhoid Fever 393 Safteon op Mars: Aperient 233 Saucylic Acii> (see Acid Salicylic) Salicylic of Bismuth: in Typhoid Fever. . . * 394 Sauvation: Mercurial 314 Scarlatina 470 Prophylactic Treatment of 471 Treatment of the Period of Erup- tion 470 Sctatica 72 Double Sciaticas 73 Revulsion in 73 Treatment of 72 Treatment of by Blisters 65 Secale Cornute (Ergot of Rye) Action of 16 in Cerebral Haemorrhage 161 in Diabetes 304 page. Secale Cornute (Continued.) in Myelitis 174 in Typhoid Fever 401 Sepsine 354 Serum: Intravenous Injections of 202 Seton: in Diabetes 308 in Epilepsy iii in Myelitis 180 Soda: Salts of in Acute Rheumatism 249 Small-pox (see Variola) Statistics: Value of in Therapeutics 380 Strychnia: in Chorea 131 in Hemiplegia «. . 162 in Myelitis 174 SUCROCARBONATE OF I RON 234 SuDORiFics (see Diaphoretics) Sulphate of Carbon: in the Treatment of Indurated Chancre 3^9 Sulphate of Copper: in Epilepsy 1x4 in Neuralgias 69 Sulphate of Zinc: in Chorea 134 in Epilepsy 114 Sulphur: as an External Application in Neu- ralgia 65 in Syphilis 324 Suppositories: Vaginal 337 Sydenham: Electuary ot in Gout 280 Symptomatic Me ication of Neuralgia. . 53 Syphilis: Absorption and Elimination of Mer- cury 313, 314 Adjuvant Medications 321 Antisyphilittc Action of Mercury.. 315 Arsenic in 324 Cauterizations, Lotions 327, 328 Choice of a Mercurial 321 Curability of 326 Dermic Method 316 Diagnosis of the Primary Lesions . . 326 490 INDEX. PAGE. Syphilis (Continued.) Doses of Iodide of Potassium in . . 324 Forms for Internal Administration 320 History 310 Hypodermic Method 317 Iodides 323 Iodoform 329 Mercury, its History 312 Methods of Treatment in, Fournier's and Martineau's Systems 325 Modes of Introduction of Mercury 316 Necessity of Mercurial Treatment in, 311 Origin of 310 Syphilitic Compjications 332 Time when the Specific Treatment should be Beg^n 326 Treatment in Chancres, Indurated, 327 Treatment of Gonorrhoea in the Fe- male 337, 338 Treatment of Gonorrhoea in the Male 334, 335 Treatment of the Secondary Stage, Van Swieten's Liquor 330 Treatment of Soft Chancre 333 Treatment of the Tertiary Period. . 331 T. Tartrate of Antimony: in Chorea 137 Tic Douleureux, of the Face: Treatment of 76 Tonic Medication: of Typhoid Fever 400 Transfusion: Apparatuses 203 with the Blood of Animals 201 with Defibrinated Blood 202 History 200 Indications and Contra-indications for 206 Operative Procedure 205 Roussets' Transfusion Apparatus. . 204 with Whole Blood 202 Trepan: in the Treatment of Epilepsy no Trimethylamin: in the Treatment of Acute Rheuma- tism 251 Turpentine: in the Treatment of Neuralgia 67 U. Urea 271 Augmented in Fever 346 PAGE. IJRiEMIA 277 Uric Diathesis 270 Relationship of, to Gout 271 Urine: Glycosuric 2S7 Physiological Glycosuria 287 Test for Sugar in the 292 Theories as to the Origin of Patho- logical Glycosuria 2&8 Vaccination 454 with Animal Virus 460 History 454 with Humanized Virus 461 Modes of Performing 459 Preservation of Vaccine 462 Protective Value of 455 Vaccinal Syphilis 4^0 Vaccinal Tuberculosis 461 Valdivine: in Intermittent Fever. 439 Valeria: in Epilepsy 113 in Hysteria 90 Van Swieten's Liquor: in Syphilis 319 Variola 452 Abortive Mask 465 Cardiac Complications 468 Disinfectant Lotions and Baths 466 Ether Opium Medication 468 Period of Desiccation 469 Period of Invasion 463 Period of Suppuration 465 The Rachialgia and the Constipa- tion 463 Treatment of 454-469 Treatment of Complications 469 Treatment of the Eruption 464 Variolization 453 Vaso-Motors: Action of Medicaments on the 15 Influence of, on Calorification 353 Vaso- Constrictor and Vaso-Dilator Medicaments 15 Veratrum Viride : in Rheumatism 252 Vesicatories: in Acute Rheumatism 256 in Epilepsy iii INDEX. PAGE. Vesicatoriks (Continued.) in Neuralgias 53-^5 in Tuberculous Meningitis 147 Vichy. Water of: in Diabetes 308 in Gout 283 Vic d'Azyr and Gall: Pills of in Gout 278 Vinegar: Antiseptic 466 Visciralgias: Treatment of 73 Vomiting: Treatment of in Hysterical Females, 105 491 page. W. Water: as a Remedial Agent (see Hjdro- therapeutics). Wet Wrappirgs: in Scarlet Fever in Typhoid Fever 471 3«6 Xylotherapy: in Hysteria. I UlOl Dujardin-Beaumetz. D87]i Clinical therapeutics. T-g5ft5- — = NAME DATE DUE •••1 o. 