Ascites
,
Etiology, obstruction to portal circulation,
Liver disease,
Heart disease,
Kidney disease,
Phthisis disease,
Chronic peritonitis,
Acute peritonitis,
Sex,
Age,
Symptoms,
Amount of fluid,
Abdomen, state of,
effect of position on,
Respiration in,
Abdominal veins, prominence of,
Digestion, derangements of,
Appetite, impaired,
Emaciation,
Urine, condition of,
Skin, condition of,
Tongue, condition of,
Mental state,
Diagnosis,
From ovarian cysts,
Auscultatory percussion in,
Treatment,
Diuretics, use of,
Carbonate of potash and lemon-juice,
Bitartrate of potash,
Digitalis,
Diaphoretics,
Vapor bath,
Pilocarpine,
Cathartics,
Epsom salts,
Ext. senna,
Elaterium,
Mercurials,
,
Paracentesis,
method,
Hemorrhagic effusion of peritoneum,
Scurvy as a cause of,
Erosions of abdominal vessels,
Aneurisms,
Traumatism,
Symptoms,
Peritonitis, chronic, influence on causation of dilatation of stomach,
complicating chronic intestinal catarrh,
acute rheumatism,
cancer of stomach,
simple ulcer of stomach,
acute, distinguished from cholera morbus,
distinguished from acute intestinal catarrh,
from acute gastritis,
in acute intestinal strangulation of intestines,
in intestinal ulcer, treatment,
in perforation of simple gastric ulcer,
in trichinosis,
secondary, in acute pancreatitis,
,
Perityphlitis. See
.
Permanent teeth, disease of, in hereditary syphilis,
Permanganate of potassium, use of, in catarrh of bile-ducts,
in fatty liver,
Perspiration, excessive, as a cause of constipation,
in acute rheumatism,
,
in rheumatic form of gonorrhoeal rheumatism,
of head in rachitis,
Perspirations, local, complicating gout,
Perverted nutrition, the essential character of scurvy,
Pessary, dilated gum, in prolapsus ani,
Peyer's patches, degeneration of, in hereditary syphilis,
lesions of, in cholera morbus,
in entero-colitis,
in acute intestinal catarrh,
in chronic intestinal catarrh,
P
HARYNX
, D
ISEASES OF
,
Pharyngitis, Acute
,
Definition,
Synonyms,
Etiology,
Diathetic cause of,
Scrofula,
Rheumatism and gout,
Syphilis,
Age,
Cold and damp,
Malarial poison,
The exanthemata,
Drugs,
Injury,
Pathology and morbid anatomy,
Acute form, nature of,
Phlegmonous form, nature of,
course of suppurative process,