Studies on functional nervous disorders.

  • Jones, C. Handfield (Charles Handfield), 1819-1890.
Date:
1870
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Credit: Studies on functional nervous disorders. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE Hot-air bath, effects of 35 Hydrocyanic acid, action of ... 821 Hypersemia, cerebral ... ... 86 — physiological ... ... ... 86 — pathological ... ... ... 86 — prone to terminate in apoplexy in severe remittent fever ... 87 — effects during life ... ... 88 -— caases ... ... ... ... 89 — changes produced by ... ... 92 — treatment of ... ... ... 93 — spinal ... ... ... ... 98 Hypersesthesia, conditions giving rise to... ... ... ... 48 — not a true increase of sensory power.., ... ... ... 47 Hypochondriasis not to be slighted 487 —' cases of... ... ... ... 488 — causes—gout, remote irritation, neurolysis 490-493 — relation to melancholia ... 490 — treatment ... ... ... 494 — effect of mountaineering on ... 495 Hysteria, its twofold origin ... 469 — dependent on toxaemia ... 470 on exhaustion ... ... 470 on remote irritation ... 471 on structural lesion of brain 471 on morbid mental states ... 473 — illustrative cases ... 475-478 — discrimination of from mental perversion and bodily disorder 478 Hysterical hemiplegia ... ... 480 — mania ... ... ... ... 482 — coma ... ... ... ... 484 — epilepsy ... ... ... 485 I. ^nfl|,^n]pia|ion caused by vaso-motor 1, ^^1)ara^sis ... ... ... 20 — -^riet^ls of, tissue and nerve ... 794 —T^^eces^ity for different treat- 4, f m.e'ht of each ... ... ... 795 ' —.jeAdation a reality ... ... 795 a**^**^ inhibitory causes may give rise to ..797 Influenza a cause of cerebral paresis 123 Inhibitory influence, account of... 9 — instances of ... ... ... 11 Intestinal obstruction, cases of 690-692 — use of strychnia in ... ... 690 Iron may act as a nervine tonic... 804 — large doses valuable in asthenic inflammations ... ... 804 L. PAGE Laryngismus stridulus, cases of 629,630 — treatment by opium ... ... 632 by tickling the fauces and Bromide of Potassium ... 633 by exposure to dry cold air 635 Larynx, neuralgia of ... ... 623 Lasegue on catalepsy ... ... 280 Lingual hypersesthesia, cases of 545-547 — neuralgia ... ... ... 623 M. Malarial disorder widely prevalent, p. 754; apt to be multiform and perplexing, p. 755; action of malaria twofold, causes para- lysis and spasm, p. 756; rationale of an ague fit, p. 756; examples of pernicious malarious fevers, pp. 758, 759; sudoral and algide fevers, p. 760; malarial collapse, p. 761; occurrence of aguish disorder in London and Paris, pp. 762, 763; malarioid remit- tent in London, p. 765; cases of, pp. 765-770; sequelse of, pp. 773, 774; Bierbaum and Gruiet on ague in young children, pp. 771, 772; obscure remittent cases of, pp. 775-782; remarks on its connection with typhoid, p. 782; treatment of refractory cases of malarious fever, p. 783; and of allied disorders, p, 784; connection of malaria and in- fluenza, existence of various miasms operating similarly, p. 785. Malarious localities, danger of stay in 831 Melancholia from influenza ... 165 Mountain climate in hypochon- driasis, sleeplessness, &c. 495, 832 Myalgia 572 N. Nerve disorders, analogy between central and peripheral ... 55 — not necessarily dependent on variations in the blood-flow... 57 Nerve-fibres capable of transmit- ting several different impres- sions ... ... ... ... 49 Nervous centres, commissural con- nection of ,,. ... ... 18