10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANARITIUM»
Discover the use of
panaritium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
panaritium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Atlas of General Surgery
28. Panaritium. (Felon). 1 Indications Absolute Indication: On establishing the
diagnosis Alternative Procedures: None 2 Preoperative Preparation Patient
Preparation: Perioperative antibiotics for any signs of systemic inflammation 3
Specific ...
2
Manicure, Pedicure And Advanced Nail Techniques
I A panaritium appears as a localised, red, swollen and painful area at 3 the side
or base of the nail plate. It often exudes pus and is the result - of a bacterial
infection which has entered through a break in the skin, J usually caused by
biting or ...
3
Radiotherapy for Non-Malignant Disorders
Patient data regarding radiotherapy of panaritium and paronychia Table 30.7.
Start of radiation treatment (panaritium and paronychia) Lymphocutaneous. ing
with the same focus-skin-distance. With this, they were able to achieve good
effects ...
Michael Heinrich Seegenschmiedt, L.W. Brady, Hans-Bruno Makoski, 2009
4
American Observer Medical Monthly
articular fistulas, necrosis of the cartilages, absorption of the cartilages,
contractions and finally anchylosis of the joint. The joint is not so often directly
attacked by the panaritial suppuration, which only happens when the panaritium
develops ...
5
Encyclopedia of Remedy Relationships in Homeopathy
... failed to act promptly in promoting the formation of pus'4; throat diseases with
fetid smell from mouth when Hep fails30), Chin', Cocc, Echin (Suppurative
appendicitis when Hep fails54), Daph', Fl-ac (Panaritium when ulceration has set
in33), ...
6
Concordance Repertory of the Materia Medica
Panaritium: bluish swelling becomes gangrenous, with pricking, tingling p. Lach.
Panaritium: inflammation of finger tips, with deep-seated p. Am-c. Panaritium:
intolerable p. , driving to despair. Strain. Panaritium : p. better in open air. Natr-ph
.
William Doyle Gentry, 1998
7
Bone Diseases: Macroscopic, Histological, and Radiological ...
Paronychia (Panaritium Ossale) With purulent inflammation of the soft parts of the
fingers and toes there is always the danger that pus formation will reach the
periosteum of the phalanges, metacarpals or metatarsals and attack the bone.
8
Learning Classical Homoeopathy & How to Use Repertories
I once had a case of panaritium in a little child. This child had it often, a tendency
to. This time the mother came to me with it. In Dr. Phatak's book, Concise
Repertory of Bio-Chemic Remedies, I found the symptom : Felon, Panaritium.
Chronic ...
9
Homoeopathic Therapeutics
Hangnails; complementary to Apis in panaritium. Thuja. — Finger-nails distorted,
crumbling, soft, discolored (Graph., Nitr. ac., Sil.); toe-nails brittle and distorted;
ingrowing toe-nails. For violent nightly pains, threatening necrosis, Asa. or Lach;.
Whitlow.) Panaritium. — Ame., Aps., Ba. c., Buf., Сеp., Cis., Hyp., Lye., Mgt. n., Na.
s., Par., Sil. (See also Paronychia ; and Whitlow.) Pancreas, AFFECTIONS of. —
Iris., Trf. p. CANCER of. — Ca. ar. DISEASE of. — Pan. DISOBDERS of. — Pho.
