10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FOLLICULOUS»
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folliculous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Homœopathic Examiner
II. CLINICAL LECTURE ox HOMCEOPATIIY. BY PAUL CURIE, LONDON.
CHRONIC FOLLICULOUS ENTERITIS. Chronic folliculous enteritis has its
peculiar causes as well as chronic villous enteritis. Men of a lymphatic
temperament, women, ...
folliculous tonsillitis is to be distinguished is diphtheria. In a typical case this is
comparatively easy, but in the class of cases described as pseudo-diphtheria
many difficulties are encountered. High fever, occurring suddenly in older
children, ...
Charles Sigmund Raue, 2000
3
Treatise on Diseases of the Skin: Founded on New Researches ...
Some lupiee contain hair in their cavities, the sides of which are more resistent
and stronger than those of folliculous tumours of the face. § 696. More rarely, a
tolerable number of these tumours are seen developed on the trunk and limbs.
Pierre François Olive Rayer, 1833
4
A Hand-book on the Diseases of Children and Their ...
Folliculous Tonsillitis. — Acute folliculous tonsillitis is of infectious nature, even
when occurring subsequent to the simple catarrhal variety. It is believed that
toxination of the follicles is the result of tissue destruction, and directly due to
pyogenic ...
Charles Edmund Fisher, 1895
5
Clinical lecture on homoeopathy
DR. CURIE'S CLINICAL LECTURE ON HOMCEOPATHY. CHRONIC
FOLLTCTJLOUS ENTERITIS. Chronic folliculous enteritis has its peculiar causes
as well as chronic villous enteritis. Men of a lymphatic temperament, women,
children, and ...
6
A System of Practical Medicine
Chronic folliculous tonsillitis exists in many cases. When either form of chronic
pharyngitis continues for a long while unchecked, there may result atrophy of the
glandular structures and epithelial elements generally, giving rise to pharyngitis ...
William Pepper, Louis Starr, 1885
7
A Treatise on the Effects and Various Preparations of Lead: ...
The particles of Lead, by their suppleness and tenuity, not only enter the little
cells or glands which these boils attack, and attenuate the viscous matter lodged
therein, but also the little Vessels which communicate moisture to these
folliculous ...
Mr. Goulard (Thomas), 1772
By one extremity 'it opens into the bottom of the cmcum, the other extremity is
closed. Its structure is like that of the intestinesln general; and the internal coat is
folliculous and reticular, like that of the duodenum. he use is not known ; it is also
...
9
The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
This tumour is formed in the salivary glands, and is seated on either side of the
fraenum: it is often ofa scrofulous kind, defined by Vogel a folliculous tumour,
containing a thick or tofaceous matter ; but the nature of the matter varies, and it is
...
10
Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts and Sciences
The sides of this cavity are connected by a great number of silaments;. and they
appear to be wholly glandular, that is, to be filled with very fm: small 'folliculous
corpuseles. This catiry contains an unctuous viscid liquor, ofa yellowilh red colour
, ...
