Clinical manual for the study of medical cases / edited by James Finlayson.

Date:
1878
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Credit: Clinical manual for the study of medical cases / edited by James Finlayson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FIG. PAGB 1. Diurnal range of the temperature in hectic fever, ... 54 2. Unusually high temperature just before death, .... 56 3. Very low temperature just before death, ,, . . , . 56 4. Gradual rise of temperature at the beginning of enteric fever, . 57 5. Temperature in tertian ague, 58 6. Remitting lysis in enteric fever, . . . . . . .. 59 7. Collapse of the temperature in phthisis, simulating an improve- ment. Comparison of axillary and vaginal measurements of the terminal temperatures, 60 {These diagrams of temperature were obtained from patients under Dr. Finlayson's care.) 8. Diagram of the various parts of a pulse-wave (based on Galabin's diagram), . . . . » ... . . . 67 9. Healthy pulse, . . . . . . . . . . 68 10. Febrile or dicrotic pulse, 68 11. Hyper-dicrotous pulse, ........ 68 12. Pulse of aortic regurgitation, 69 13 and 14. Right and left radial pulses from a case of thoracic aneur- ism, showing a marked difference on the two sides, ... 69 15. Senile pulse or pulse of rigid arteries, 69 16. Irregular pulse, . -. . . . . . . . . 70 17. Pulse-tracing from a case of Bright's disease, showing increased arterial tension, 70 (These pulse-tracings were taken by Dr. Gemmell chiefly from patients under the care of Dr. Gairdner.) 18. The Itch insect—Acarus Scabiei. Female—ventral aspect. Drawn by Dr. John Wilson from a specimen in his possession,. 84 19. Pediculus Pubis, or Crab louse, with ova adhering to the hair. Drawn by Dr. John Wilson from a specimen in Glasgow Western Infirmary, , 87