894

                Foreign bodies,
894

                Impacted feces,
894

            Symptoms,
893

                Initial,
893

                Diarrhoea,
893

                Stools, character,
893

                Pains,
893

                Muco-purulent discharges,
894

                Sphincters, loss of power in,
893

                Abscesses, formation,
893

                Ulcers, physical character,
893

                Enlargement of rectal glands,
893

        
Follicular Ulcerations
,
894

            Etiology,
894

            Origin,
894

                From chancroidal invasion,
895

            Symptoms,
895

        
Peri-anal and Peri-rectal Abscess
,
895

                Etiology,
895

            Acute form,
895

                    Anatomical causes,
895
,
896

                    Sex, influence on causation,
896

                    Cold and wet,
896

                    General debility,
896

                    Hepatic disorders,
896

                Symptoms,
896

                    Sudden onset,
896

                    Chills,
896

                    Heat and fulness,
896

                    Pain,
896

                    Dysuria,
896

                    Appetite impaired,
896

                    Malaise,
896

            Chronic form,
896

                Etiology,
896

                    From traumatic causes,
896

                        ulceration of rectum,
896

                Seat,
896

                Symptoms,
896

                    Hectic,
896

                    Emaciation,
896

                    Slow formation,
896

                    Difficult to heal,
897

        
Fistula in Ano
,
897

            Great frequency,
897

            Etiology,
897

                Abscesses,
897

                From traumatic causes,
897

                Age,
897

                Male sex,
897

                Phthisis,
897

            Forms,
897

                complete,
897

                incomplete,
897

            Multiple,
897

            Seat of external opening,
897

                internal opening,
898

            Course,
898

            Discharges, character of,
898

            Pain in,
899

            Diagnosis,
898

                Use of probe,
898

        
Hemorrhage from Rectum
,
899

            Primary and Secondary,
899

    
Secondary Diseases of Rectum and Anus
,
900

        
Syphilis of Rectum and Anus
,
900

            Frequency,
900

                relative, in the sexes,
900

            Seat and character,
900
,
901

            Mucous patches,
900

            Gummatous deposits,
900

            Condylomata,
901

        
Scrofulous and Tuberculous Affections
,
901

            Pathology of tubercular form,
901

            Description and course,
901

            Causation from ingestion of morbid products of tuberculous lungs,
902

            Seat,
902

        
Cancer, Malignant Stricture and Malignant Ulceration
,
902

            Forms,
902

            Relative frequency of forms,
903

            Sex, influence on causation,
903

            Age, influence on causation,
903

            Scirrhous, method of growth,
903

                Pain in,
903

                Difficult defecation,
904

                Odor of patient,
904

                Exhaustion,
904

            Encephaloid, rapid growth of,
904

                hemorrhage in,
904

            Lymphatic glands, enlargement of,
904

            Disease of rectum, by extension from colon,
904

            Ulceration of rectum following typhoid fever and dysentery,
905

            Ulceration from mechanical causes,
906

        
Effects of Abnormal Conditions of Spinal Cord and Membranes on Rectum and Anus
,
906