Duration,
85

            Of Heberden's nodosities,
86

                Seat and nature,
86

                Pain in,
86

                Exacerbations, acute, in,
86

        Complications,
83-86

            Of progressive form,
83

                Endo- and pericarditis,
83

                Pulmonary affections,
84

                Nervous affections,
84

                Cutaneous affections,
84

                Migraine,
84

                Eye diseases,
84

                Rheumatic nodules,
84

            Of partial form,
84
,
85

            Of Heberden's nodosities,
86

        Morbid anatomy,
86

            Changes in the joints,
86

                in synovial membranes,
86

                    fluid,
86

                in cartilages,
87

                in bones,
87

                in ligaments,
87

                in muscles,
88

            Formation of osteophytes,
87

            Frequency of ankylosis,
87

        Pathogenesis,
92

            Relation of, to rheumatism,
92

            Nervous origin of,
92

            Specific origin,
92

        Diagnosis,
92

            Of acute form, from subacute or chronic rheumarthritis,
92

            Of chronic form, from chronic articular rheumatism,
93

            Of partial form, from chronic articular rheumatism,
93

                from chronic traumatic arthritis,
93

                from chronic periarthritis of shoulder-joint,
93

                from articular affection of locomotor ataxia,
94

                from articular affections of progressive muscular atrophy,
94

            From chronic gout,
94
,
95

                arthritis of late syphilis,
95

        Prognosis,
95

            Of progressive or polyarticular form,
95
,
96

            Of partial form,
96

            Of Heberden's nodosities,
96

        Treatment,
96

            Unsatisfactory,
96

            Indications,
96

            Removal of causation,
96

            Use of salicylic acid and salicylates,
97

                of salicylate of quinia,
97

                    of sodium,
97

                of potassium iodide,
98

                of cod-liver oil,
98

                of iodine,
98

                of quinia,
98

                of iodide of iron,
98

                of iron,
98

                of arsenic,
98

                of baths, hot,
99

                    mineral,
99

                        selection of,
99

                        indications for,
99

                    mud,
100

                    local,
100

                of anodyne applications,
100

                of poultices,
100

                of tinct. iodine,
100

                of rest in acute forms,
100

                of blisters,
100
,
101

                of passive movements in chronic forms,
100

                of mercurial ointment,
100

                of iodine ointment,
100

                of vapor baths,
100

                of sand baths,
101

                of electricity,
101

                    mode of applying,
101

                of massage,
100
,
101

                of compression by rubber bandage,
101

            Hygienic,
101

            Use of flannel clothing,
102

            Change of climate,
102

            Diet,
102

            Duration of,
102

    
Gonorrhoeal Rheumatism, or Gonorrhoeal Arthritis
,
102

        Synonyms,
102

        Etiology,
102

            Non-gonorrhoeal origin,
102

            Stage of gonorrhoea at which most frequent,
102

            Predisposing causes,
103

                Cold and damp,
103

                Fatigue,
103

                Rheumatic and arthritic diathesis,
103

                Heredity,
103

            Sex,
103

        Morbid anatomy,
103

            Changes in joints,
103

                in synovial membrane,