International contributions to medical literatureKnickerbocker Press, 1900 - 496 pages |
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Page 95 - RCS (Hon.), Professor of the Principles of Surgery and of Clinical Surgery, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, etc.
Page 181 - The dangers attending the presence of enlarged cervical lymph nodes will be avoided. 12. The invasion of various infectious diseases is less likely when the nasal mucous membrane is in a healthy state. 13. The danger of meningeal infection from the naso-pharynx will be lessened. 14. Ear complications in general, and particularly those incidental to the infectious diseases, will be avoided or rendered less dangerous.
Page 196 - Park, MD, Professor of Bacteriology and Hygiene in the University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College, and Director of the Research Laboratory of the Department of Health, New York.
Page 423 - In allen Fällen, in denen ein Organ oder ein Gewebe fähig ist sich wieder zu erzeugen, muss dasselbe Elemente von embryonalem Charakter enthalten oder wenigstens solche, die diesen Charakter anzunehmen im Stande sind.
Page 434 - ... blood. It is not necessary that such organisms should gain access to the blood immediately preceding the manifestation of the endocarditis. We believe that various forms of pyogenetic bacteria may remain latent in the body for a long time, and so that form of bacteria which is to produce the ulceration on the endocardium may have entered the body and have been stored in some tissue capable of resisting its pathogenic influence. At last some condition arises which leaves it free to gain access...
Page 68 - There is often a trick of turning the head to one side and staring fixedly out of the opposite corners of the eyes at things.
Page 433 - ... of cases; hence the microorganism invades the broken endocardium. Dreschfeld says we may distinguish the following types of infectious endocarditis: (a) primary; (b) as a complication of septic disease; (c) as a complication of pneumonia or meningitis, and due to the diplococcus...
Page 427 - I may add, the tendency to the development of glandular cancer in later life bears some relationship to the reversion and degeneration of gland cells at this period. As the tissues become exhausted, the more highly differentiated cells tend to become structurally simpler, revert, that is to say, to a simpler type, and with this simplification of structure accompanying atrophy there may be, I would suggest, a greater liability for those cells to assume proliferative powers, along the lines already...
Page 150 - Imerwol 8 states that a frequent symptom, in boys suffering from gonorrheal urethritis, is nocturnal enuresis. Personally, I believe the condition, with the exceptions stated above, to be the result of a combination of conditions, the exciting cause being an abnormal increased reflex irritability of the mucous membrane, most marked at the sphincter, and at times, in addition, of the trigonum vesicae, or sometimes, in the male, of the prostatic urethra, and that the cause of the heightened reflex...
Page 128 - ... greatly from the adult; again, this is largely a question of individuality, as we find some children who not only seem predisposed to this condition, but in whom not only all the symptoms of myocardial insufficiency develop as completely as in the adult, but also continue to do so upon comparatively slight provocation. While this is the case, yet the prognosis differs in the two periods of life, in that, once the great storm of symptoms has passed over, the child's heart recovers itself more...