The Nomenclature of Diseases, Página 25Royal College of Physicians, 1869 - 327 páginas |
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Abcès Abscess Abscess acuta Acute Adversus Albuminuria arteries Ascesso Atheroma Atrophie bladder Blessures Bright's disease Cancer Cancer Krebs Cancro Chronic Chronische Colloid Contusion Contusione Corpi stranieri Corps étrangers Cyst Cystis Defectio Definition Deformitates Dislocation Entzündung Exostosis Ferita Fissure Fistula fœtus Foreign bodies Fracture Frattura Fremde Körper FRENCH GERMAN ITALIAN genitæ gland Gutartige Habitat Hæmorrhage Hæmorrhagia Hernia Hypertrophie Idem valet Infiammazione Inflammatio Inflammation Injuries Intestines Ipertrofia Iritis Krankheit Kyste LATIN EQ Lesioni ligni Loco Lussazione Luxation Maladie parasi Malattia Malformations Malignant MAMMÆ mation Missbildungen MORBI Necrosis Non-malignant tumours Paracentesis Paralysis Parasitic disease Parasitische Perforation Plaie Poison Polypus primary disease Pruritus rectum Return such tumours Rottura Rupture schwulst schwülste secondary affection specified Spina Spina bifida Strophulus Synonym Syphilis Tinea Tumori non-ma tumour tumours here according Ulceration urinæ uteri utero uterus vagina Venenum Verletzungen Verrenkung vesica Vices de confor Vizi di conforma Vulnus Wunde zione دو وو وو وو
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Página 5 - In certain epidemics it is frequently accompanied by a profuse purpuric eruption, and, occasionally, by secondary effusions into certain joints. Lesions of the brain and spinal cord and their membranes are found on dissection.
Página viii - A good classification aids and simplifies the registration of diseases; helps towards a more easy comparison and knowledge of them, and towards the storing of experience respecting them ; and facilitates the discovery of general principles from the collected, grouped, and compared phenomena.
Página 11 - A continued fever, communicable by contagion, occurring in connection with child-birth, and often associated with extensive local lesions, especially of the uterine system.
Página ix - They correspond to the Zymotic diseases of Dr. Farr'g classification. " Section B comprises for the most part disorders which are apt to invade different parts of the same body simultaneously or in succession. These are sometimes spoken of as constitutional diseases, and they often manifest a tendency to transmission by inheritance.
Página 15 - Definition : A deposit or growth that tends to spread indefinitely into the surrounding structures, and in the course of the lymphatics of the part affected, and to reproduce itself in remote parts of the body.
Página 111 - Bright' s disease is a generic term, including several forms of acute and chronic disease of the kidney, usually associated with albumen in the urine, and frequently with dropsy, and with various secondary diseases resulting from deterioration of the blood.
Página ix - Section A comprehends those disorders which appear to involve a morbid condition of the blood, and which present, for the most part, but not all of them, the following characters : They run a definite course, are attended with fever, and frequently with eruptions on the skin, are more or less readily communicable from person to person, and possess the singular and important property of generally protecting those who suffer them from a second attack. They are apt to occur epidemically.
Página v - ... inhabited portions of the globe. For the registration of such statistical facts it is clearly requisite that there should be a uniform Nomenclature of Diseases, co-extensive with the area of investigation ; and taking the largest area, the universal globe, the Nomenclature would need to be one that can be understood and used by the educated people of all nations. Among the great ends of such a uniform Nomenclature must be reckoned that of fixing definitely, for all places, the things about which...
Página 13 - A specific febrile disorder, characterised by non-suppurative inflammation, with considerable redness of certain joints — chiefly of the hands and feet, and, especially in the first attack, of the great toe — and attended with excess of uric acid in the blood.
Página 27 - INCOMPLETE CRETINISM — synonym, CURABLE CRETINISM. — A degree of cretinism in which the mental faculties, though limited, are capable of development ; the head is moderately well formed and erect, the special senses, the faculty of speech, and the reproductive powers are present.