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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHAGEDAENA»
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1
The Venereal Diseases: Including Stricture of the Male Urethra
Phagedaena is a peculiar quality of the individual. The pus from a phagedenic
ulcer will not produce phagedena by hetero-inoculation. This has been
abundantly proved by Fournier's confrontations, Sperino's syphilization, the
inoculations of ...
Edward Lawrence Keyes,
1880
2
The London Lancet: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
The pa- the individual affected Mr. Hunt agreed with Mr. de Meric that
intemperance, and uncleanly and reckless habits, would cause gangrene and
phagedaena in specific sores. He (Mr. Hunt) recollected the time when frightful
cases of the ...
Nitric acid, Mercurius sol., Rhus, and Aconite are often indicated under such
conditions. Phagedaena. — One of the most dreaded complications of venereal
diseases is phagedaena. It occurs in both the chancroid and the initial lesion of ...
4
The Medico-chirurgical Review
Dr. Boggie observes : " It has, in this country, been denominated Contagious
Gangrene, Phagedaena Gangrenosa, Malignant Ulcer, Putrid Ulcer, Sloughing
Sore; and by the French writers, Gangrene humide des Hopiteaux, I'ourriture ...
The author next alluded to cases of sloughing phagedaena, which were also
illustrated by excellent drawings. The first referred to a primary ulcer upon the
corona of an intemperate man, which destroyed part of the glans and produced a
...
6
Gaillard's Medical Journal
A parallel might be drawn between the chancroid process and phagedaena. All
will admit that syphilitic inflammations have a remarkable tendency to become
phagedaenic. There is reason to believe that the chancroid type of inflammation ...
Edwin Samuel Gaillard, William S. McChesney,
1886
7
Journal of Cutaneous and Venereal Diseases
A parallel of much importance might, perhaps, be drawn between the- chancroid
processes and phagedaena. All will admit that syphilitic inflammations have a
remarkable tendency to become phagedaenic. This may occur in all stages of ...
8
New York Medical Abstract: Giving a General View of Current ...
This virus, if not specific, is at any rate well specialized. Hospital Phagedaena is
caused by a special form of contagious pus. All the facts support this. During our
last epidemic of it at the London Hospital, one large ward alone remained exempt
...
Phagedaena, erysipelas, and diphtheria are words in common use, and yet I
suspect that there is considerable difference of opinion as to how they should be
defined, and as to where the diseases which they designate should be placed.
Medical Society of London,
1893
The Treatment of Phagedaena. — C. F. Marshall gives a resume of three cases
reported in La France Midkalc, April 14, 1899, by Jullien, who pins his faith on
injections of calomel. In the first two cases the condition became worse after the ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman,
1901