10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRUSTA LACTEA»
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1
A system of surgery, tr. and accompanied with notes and ...
632 ; consequences of long-continued scalled head, i. 632 ; proximate and
occasional causes, i. 632 ; sudden suppression of scalled head sometimes
dangerous, i. 632; treatment, i. 632 ; local treatment, i. 633 ; milk crust or crusta
lactea, i.
Maximilian Joseph Chelius, 1847
2
Theory of acute diseases, and their homoeopathic treatment
According to Hahnemann, crusta serpiginosa, tinea capitis, crusta lactea, etc., are
varieties of scrofula, and the external symptoms are vicarious representatives of
the internal disease which pervades the whole organism. This opinion appears ...
3
On diseases of the skin
Crustae constituted the sixth class of Plenck's classification, and, under this head,
he assembled ten genera, the chief of which were, eschara, achores, crusta
capitus neonatorum, crusta lactea, tinea, mentagra, exanthema labiale, and ...
4
A New and comprehensive system of materia medica and ...
This eruption might possibly bo confounded with crusta lactea ; nevertheless the
characteristic differences are well marked. In crusta lactea, for instance, the,
forehead and checks are first invaded, in crusta serpiginosa the ear ; in crusta
lactea, ...
Charles Julius Hempel, 1865
5
A Treatise On The Disorders Of Childhood, And Management Of ...
calls for more attention, and to which medical writers have given the name of
Crusta-Lactea, or milk-blotches, which has a very unpleasant appearance, but is,
notwithstanding, equally innocentwith the former, and even prevents other ...
6
The United States Medial Investigator. A Monthly Journal of ...
Dr. J. S. Mitchell gave a sketch of crusta lactea, which he declared to have lately
come under his notice far less frequently than in previous years. Dr. Holbrook
suggested Carbolic acid for the complaint. Other remedies were proposed and ...
7
A Treatise on the Diseases of Children: With Directions for ...
CRUSTA-LACTEA, OR LACTUMEN. (Porrigo Larvalis. Willan.) This, it is well
known, calls for a little more attention, and has oftentimes a very unpleasant
appearance ; but is, notwithstanding, equally innocent with the former, and even
...
Michael Underwood, Marshall Hall, 1835
8
Special Pathology and Diagnostics: With Therapeutic Hints
Sudden coldness of the face in scarlet fever portends death.Special Forms of
Diseases of the Pace. Erysipelas of the Face. Compare Erysipelas of the Scalp.
All which is said there is equally applicable here. Crusta Lactea, Milk Crust.
Charles Godlove Raue, 1868
9
A Treatise on First Dentition, and the Frequently Serious ...
Of ./Ichors or Crusta Lactea 249. This is a malady of the skin which commonly
appears upon the face. The ancient Greeks and Arabians have identified it with
scald head, and authors have given it different names, such as crusta lactea,
tgnis ...
Jean Baptiste Timothée Baumes, 1841
Latterly it has been introduced into practice by Stark in crusta lactea of children,
and proved to be very efficacious. Its action on the system is invariably shewn by
the urine possessing the above-mentioned smell of cats. It also seems to produce
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