seat and character,
117

            uratic deposits in,
117

        Liver, changes in,
117
,
118

    Symptoms,
118

        Prodromal,
118

        Derangements of primary digestion,
118

        Dyspepsia,
118

            Constipation,
118

            Diarrhoea,
118

            Nervous symptoms accompanying,
118

        Derangements of nutrition,
118

        Catarrhal affections of skin,
118

                mucous membranes,
118

        Debility,
118

        Irritability of temper,
118

        Hypochondriasis,
118

        Acute articular form,
119

            attack,
119

        Onset,
119

        Fever,
119

        Sleeplessness,
119

        Pain,
119

        Local,
119

        Condition of joint,
119

        Reflex muscular spasm,
119

        Urine, changes in,
119

            amount of uric acid in, during attack,
119

        Duration,
119

        Improved health following,
119

        Atonic or irregular forms,
120

        General symptoms,
120

        Dyspepsia,
120

        Urine, changes in,
120

            specific gravity,
120

            amount of urea, uric acid, and urates,
120

        Polyuria,
120
,
123

        Articular symptoms,
121

        Joints most affected,
121

        Pain,
121

        Deformities,
121

        Exacerbations, frequency of,
121

    Complications,
121

        Skin affections,
121

        Perspirations, local,
121

        Seborrhoea,
121

        Eczema,
121

            relation of, to,
121
,
122

            seat and character,
122

        Acne,
121

        Erythematous affections,
121

        Affections of mucous membranes,
122

        Pharyngeal and laryngeal catarrh,
122

        Bronchitis,
122

        Gastro-duodenal catarrh,
122

        Intestinal catarrh,
122

        Genito-urinary affections,
123

        Vesical catarrh,
123

        Gonorrhoea,
123

        Granular kidney,
123

        Albuminuria,
123

            importance of,
123

        Glycosuria,
123

        Gravel,
124

        Renal colic,
124

        Dysuria,
124

    Diagnosis,
124

        Relation of, to acute and chronic rheumatic diseases,
124

            to gonorrhoeal rheumatism,
124

        Importance of heredity in,
125

        From acute rheumatism,
125

            rheumatoid arthritis,
125

            traumatic joint affections,
126

            nervous arthropathies,
126

        Of irregular gout,
126

    Prognosis,
126

        Effects of renal affections on,
127

            treatment on,
127

    Treatment,
127

        Indications,
127

        Dietetic,
127

        Necessity of avoidance of carbohydrates,
128

                of fermented alcoholic liquors,
128

                of beer and wine,
128

                of saccharine and amylaceous foods,
128
,
129

        Use of fatty foods,
129

            of succulent vegetables,
129

            of milk,
129

        Proper amount of food,
129

        Necessity of exercise,
130
,
131

        Active and passive exercise,
130

        Bathing,
130

        Baths, use of,
130

        Climate,
130

        Medicinal,
131

        Of the dyspepsia,
131

        Gastro-intestinal catarrh,
131

        Use of pepsin and pancreatin,
131

            of hydragogue cathartics,
131

            of natural mineral waters,
131