10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COXALGIA»
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1
Southern Journal of the Medical Sciences
Muscular Contractions Simulating Coxalgia. Memoir read before the Imperial
Society of Medicine and Surgery. M. Phillepeaux, Lyons. After some general
remarks, in which the rarity of the disease is imputed to mistaken diagnosis on
the part ...
Erasmus Darwin Fenner, Daniel Warren Brickell, 1867
2
¬The Surgical Diseases of Children
Generally the progress of eoxalgia is very slow, the disease lasting for years.
Most frequently the cure is only effected about the age of sixteen or seventeen.
We are sometimes surprised at the slight influence exerted by coxalgia on the
general ...
3
Directory of Diseases & Cures: In Homoeopathy
FP6X, CP6X, KP3X, MP3X, NS3X- in coxalgia with sciatica pain extending down
to lower leg. 3. Aconite-30. In coxalgia of left side due to coxitis- the pain of which
travels along crural nerve (nerve relating to the thigh or leg) with darting and ...
4
Principles of Ear Acupuncture: Microsystem of the Auricle
Coxalgia Criteria similar to those described for gonar- thralgia apply also to this
symptom. In case of pain in the hip, however, diagnostic clarification requires
special attention. Particularly with this symptom, there is an increased risk that ...
5
Surgical Memoirs of the Campaigns of Russia, Germany, and ...
Of Femoro-coxalgia. I 'rnus designate the latent or chronic inflammation, which is
seated in the fibro-osseous tissue of the hip-joint, resembling that of which
mention has just been made as attacking the vertebra, or other bones of the trunk
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Dominque Jean Baron LARREY, John C. MERCER, 1832
6
A treatise on the principal diseases of children
COXALGIA. Coxalgia is an inflammation and consecutive suppuration of the joint
of the thigh-bone and the bones of the pelvis. This malady occurring very
frequently in children, and being generally unobserved by parents, I shall shortly
notice ...
7
On the use of the moxa: as a therapeutical agent
as a therapeutical agent Dominique Jean Larrey (baron). pointed out for these
abscesses, is attended with fortunate results ; of which I have seen a great
number of examples. 15. OF FEMORO-COXALGIA. I call by this name, the latent
or ...
Dominique Jean Larrey (baron), 1822
8
Clinical Lectures on Diseases of the Nervous System ...
J-M. Charcot Fellow and Tutor in Modern History Ruth Harris, Ruth Harris.
coxalgia are not infrequently awakened by starting pains in the hip; those
suffering from hysterical coxalgia, on the other hand, though they may be kept
awake by the ...
J-M. Charcot, Fellow and Tutor in Modern History Ruth Harris, Ruth Harris, 2013
9
Institutes and Practice of Surgery
COXALGIA. Numerous appellations have been employed to denote this affection
— :such as morbus coxarius, ischias, spontaneous luxation of the os femoris,
scrofulous caries of the hip, abscess of the hip joint, &c. The term coxalgia ...
... pelvis are H much more diseased than the os femoris. (b) Prognosis—The
chances of recovery in fc more-coxalgia Vary with many circumstances which
hardly admit of pre. cise detail; such as the natural strength of the constitution, the
time ...
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