10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHLEGMONOID»
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Practical Illustrations of Typhus Fever ... Second edition. ...
Erysipelas has been presented to me under two forms, the first of which, by way
of distinction, shall be denominated phlegmonoid, the second erythe- ' matic ;
though these are merely modifications of the same disease, and solely
dependent ...
John ARMSTRONG (M.D.), 1819
2
Lectures on the morbid anatomy, nature, and treatment of ...
The first I call phlegmonoid erysipelas ; The second, ery thematic erysipelas; and
— The third, specific erysipelas. The character and degree of inflammation is
modified by the constitution of the patient, as well as by surrounding
circumstances, ...
John Armstrong, Joseph Rix, 1834
3
The London Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
I need scarcely say that few indeed have a constitution capable of holding out
under such accumulated sufferings. Accordingly, phlegmonoid erysipelas of this
kind is not only one of the most painful but one of the most fatal occurrences
which ...
4
Practical illustrations of typhus fever, of the common ...
Erysipelas has been presented to me under two forms, the first of which, by way
of distinction, shall be denominated phlegmonoid, the second erythe* matic ;
though these are merely modifications of the same disease, and solely
dependent for ...
5
the london medical nd srugical journal
I need scarcely say that few indeed have a constitution capable of holding out
under such accumulated sufferings. Accordingly, phlegmonoid erysipelas of this
kind is not only one of the most painful but one of tbe most fatal occurrences
which ...
6
A Dictionary of Practical Surgery: Comprehending All the ...
In the treatment of phlegmonoid erysipelus (says he), there is now, I hope, but
little difference of opinion, as every practical surgeon must be aware of the
importance of early and free incision, in arresting speedily the progress of
inflammation, ...
7
The British and Foreign Medical Review
A case of phlegmonoid erysipelas terminating in gangrene, which had destroyed
the integuments on the anterior part of the foot, and the anterior and inferior half
of the leg, and left, after the detachment of the sloughs, a profusely suppurating ...
8
London Medical and Surgical Journal
So long as erysipelas is simple, superficial, not phlegmonoid and slow in its
progress, the prognosis cannot be unfavourable. But should its march he rapid,
should it traverse the skin, reach the cellular tissue and become phlegmonoid,
you ...
The second form of renal inflammation is that which may be called phlegmonoid.
It is like the phlegmonoid inflammation elsewhere. It seizes upon a patch, or even
two or more patches, of the organ, and rapidly destroys it or them, involving all ...
Robert Bentley Todd, Lionel Smith Beale, 1861
10
Clinical lectures on certain diseases of the the urinary ...
... and phlegmonoid inflammation of the renal tissues generally — Pathology of
the common boil — Symptoms of phlegmonoid inflammation of the kidney —
Diagnosis of enlarged kidney from enlarged spleen — Case of hsematuria
concurrent ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1857
