Volume 3

The medical and surgical history of the war of the rebellion, (1861-65) / Prepared, in accordance with the acts of Congress, under the direction of Surgeon General, Joseph K. Barnes, United States Army.

  • United States. Surgeon General.
Date:
1870-88
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    INDEX OF SUBJECTS Page. Abdomen, external applications to the 837 Abdominal organs, lesions of, in subjects dead of non-ulcer- ative intestinal inflammation 316 Abdominal organs, lesions of, in subjects dead of diphther- itic dysentery 459 Abdominal organs, lesions of, in subjects dead of chronic intestinal ulceration 546 Abdominal tenderness in acute diarrhoea 272 Abdominal tenderness in acute dysentery 384 Abdominal tenderness in chronic dysentery 492 Abscess, hepatic; see hepatic abscess. Abscess, perineal 385 Acari in the stools 371 Acari supposed to cause dysentery 370 Acari supposed to cause exanthemata 368 Acarus dysenterise 370 Acarus scabiei 3G8 Acetate of ammonia, solution of 732 Acetate of potash as a diuretic 734 Acid, carbolic 821 Acid, carbolic, clysters 834 Acid, muriatic 811 Acid, nitric 811 Acid, nitric, application to rectal ulcers 831 Acid, nitro-muriatic 812 Acid, nitrous 812 Acid, phosphoric 814 Acid, salicylic 821 Acid, salicylic, clysters 834 Acid, sulphuric 810 and 812 Acid, sulphuric, clysters 834 Acids, mineral 810 Acids, vegetable 814 Aconite 824 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of cholera morbus 287 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of continued fever 288 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of dysentery 287 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of inflammatory affections of the respiratory organs 288 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of malarial fever and chronic malarial poisoning 287 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of other diseases with 286 Acute diarrhoea, coexistence of scurvy and the scorbutic taint 288 Acnte diarrhoea, convalescence from 290 Acute diarrhoea, definitions of the books 271 Acute diarrhoea, influence of season and region 290 Acute diarrhoea, initial epidemics of 286 Acute diarrhoea, occurrence of similar cases in groups 285 Acute diarrhoea, opportunities for post-mortem examina- tion comparatively infrequent in civil life 270 Acute diarrhoea, post-mortem appearances 292 Acute diarrhoea, progress and termination 289 Acute diarrhoea, regarded by some as a mere symptom 270 Acute diarrhoea, seat of lesions 266 Acute diarrhoea, symptoms 272 Acute diarrhoea, varieties of, recognized by the Arabians, the Nosologists and others 273 Acute diarrhoea, what is included under the designation... 266 Acute dysentery, catarrhal; see simple inflammatory dys- entery. Acute dysentery, comparative frequency of, among white and colored troops 430 Acute dysentery complicated by diphtheria 414 Acute dysentery complicated by erysipelas 409 Acute dysentery complicated by inflammation of the re- spiratory organs 406 Acute dysentery complicated by malarial fevers 398 Page. Acute dysentery complicated by parotitis 414 Acute dysentery complicated by rheumatism 406 Acute dysentery complicated by scurvy or the scorbutic taint 406 Acute dysentery complicated by typhoid and typho-mala- rial fever 403 Acute dysentery complicated by tubercular diarrhoea 409 Acute dysentery, other complications 414 Acute dysentery, diphtheritic, sketch of symptoms 350 Acute dysentery, influence of region 414 Acute dysentery, influence of season 427 Acute dysentery, ancient investigation of its morbid anat- omy 433 Acute dysentery, modern investigation of its morbid anat- omy 438 Acute dysentery, postmortem appearances 432 Acute dysentery, recovery without medical treatment 349 Acute dysentery, two varieties of 338 Acute dysentery, use of the term, in this work 337 Acute and chronic cases of diarrhoea and dysentery, com- parative number and mortality of 4 Adenoid tissue of the intestine, histology of. 318 Adenoid tissue of the intestine in catarrhal inflammation. 326 Adenoid tissue of the intestine in diphtheritic dysentery.. 463 Air, corruption of, an alleged cause of dysentery 644 Albumen in dysenteric stools 359 Albumen in the urine in chronic dysentery 491 Albumen in the urine in diphtheritic dysentery 386 Albumen, solution of, in the treatment of dysentery 661 Alcoholic drinks an alleged cause of fluxes 620 Alcoholic beverages in the treatment of fluxes 660 Alcoholic liquors in the treatment of fluxes 661 Alexandrine school, pathological anatomy of 433 Algoid cells of J. H. Salisbury 373 Alimentation, faulty, as a cause of the fluxes 599 Alimentary canal, permeability of the entire, by clysters.. 836 Alum... 769 Amceba coli 371 Amyloid degeneration of the intestines 333 to 335 Amyloid degeneration of the intestines in chronic dysen- tery 563 Amyloid degeneration of the tubercular intestine 596 Analysis of autopsies, intestinal catarrh 309 Analysis of autopsies, acute dysentery 453 Analysis of autopsies, chronic fluxes 521 Anguillula stercoralis and A. intestinalis 372 and 757 Animal food, spoiled 627 Animalcular contagion, doctrine of 367 Animated or verminous putridity of Christian Langius 370 Anise 814 Anodynes other than opium 750 Antagonism, supposed, between belladonna and opium 751 Antagonism, supposed, between tubercular disease and dysentery 577 Antimony 6S9 Antimony as a diaphoretic 730 Antimony and potassium, tartrate of 691 Antiseptic clysters 833 Antiseptic remedies 821 Appetite in acute dysentery.. 348 Appetite in chronic dysentery 492 Aqua ammonia as a vesicant 841 Aqua dysenterica 730 Aqua epidemica 730 Aqua theriacalis 729 Argyria 780 Armenian bole 762 and 785 Arnica 822