10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHLYCTENAE»
Discover the use of
phlyctenae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phlyctenae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
London Medical and Surgical Journal
... it is announced by the livid tint which the enflamed skin assumes ; the raised
epidermis forms large irregular phlyctenae filled with a brownish serum, and
death soon takes place in persons already exhausted by previous disease. It is
chiefly ...
2
the medico-chirurgical review
When taken to the Hotel Dieu, the knee was tumefied, and covered with
numerous phlyctenae. A discharge — at first mucous, then bloody, and at last
sero-purulent, and very similar to the nasal flux in glandered horses — from the
nostrils ...
3
Forensic Anthropology and Medicine: Complementary Sciences ...
The colors of putrefaction: abdominal green, which had begun in the right
inguinal region; red marbling, typically on the lateral part of the trunk, shoulders,
and upper limbs; reddish, purplish of the putrefactive phlyctenae. Note the skin
slippage ...
4
On Diseases of the Skin: A System of Cutaneous Medicine
For example : — Lichen, Phlyctenae, Melas, Herpes, Exanthemata, Acme, Lepra,
Alphos, Eczema. Psora, Leuce, Lichen, or lichenes, is a general expression for "
an eruption," and more recently became associated with the synonymous ...
Abscesses and pustules continue to multiply ; the face becomes swollen and
erysipelatous, and phlyctenae appear upon it ; the pulse rises to 130; the tongue
looks as though it had been roasted, and little black incrustations are seen inside
...
6
A Treatise on the Diseases of Infants: Founded on Recent ...
but a symptom ; but is it wise to remain a tranquil spectator of the progress of the
phlyctenae and ulcerations, which in chronic pemphigus undermine, by pain and
exhaustion, the constitution, and shorten the days of the little patient? I think not.
7
Clinical Lectures on Surgery: Delivered at Hotel Dieu, in 1832
The phlyctenae burst 01 they are opened : the serum is discharged ; the
detached epidermis dries, or some days after falls off in folds or scales, showing
the rete muco- sum covered by a newly formed epidermis, which is still reddish,
thin, and ...
Guillaume Dupuytren, 1833
8
The Dublin Journal of Medical Science
... slight intolerance of light, alone remaining. This sub-acute state may last for
weeks or months, its duration depending a good deal on the season of the year ;
then comes an acute attack with phlyctenae 426 Mr. Hamilton on the Utility of the.
9
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
Whether the phlyctenae, or pustules, which appear upon the surface of the eye in
strumous ophthalmia result from a similar separation of tubercular matter from the
blood-vessels, near the extremities of which these prominences are placed, ...
10
Manual of diseases of the skin
The skin loses its sensibility, and the patches are covered with phlyctenae, which
extend rapidly. Eschars form, which are gradually detached, and the disease
terminates after copious suppuration. Should this untoward termination take
place ...
