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A
- SYSTEM
  - OF
- OF
PRACTICAL MEDICINE.
- BY
  - AMERICAN AUTHORS.
    - EDITED BY
  - EDITED BY
  - WILLIAM PEPPER, M.D., LL.D.,
    - ASSISTED BY
  - ASSISTED BY
  - LOUIS STARR, M.D.,
  - VOLUME I.
- AMERICAN AUTHORS.
  - EDITED BY
- EDITED BY
- WILLIAM PEPPER, M.D., LL.D.,
  - ASSISTED BY
- ASSISTED BY
- LOUIS STARR, M.D.,
- VOLUME I.
- PATHOLOGY AND GENERAL DISEASES.
  - PHILADELPHIA: LEA BROTHERS & CO. 1885.
- PHILADELPHIA: LEA BROTHERS & CO. 1885.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
  - GENERAL PATHOLOGY AND SANITARY SCIENCE.
    - GENERAL DISEASES.
  - GENERAL DISEASES.
- GENERAL PATHOLOGY AND SANITARY SCIENCE.
  - GENERAL DISEASES.
- GENERAL DISEASES.
- CONTRIBUTORS TO VOL. I.
- ILLUSTRATIONS.
- GENERAL PATHOLOGY.
  - GENERAL MORBID PROCESSES.1
    - Inflammation.
    - Thrombosis and Embolism.
    - Effusions.
    - Degenerations.
    - Tuberculosis.
    - Morbid Growths.
  - Inflammation.
  - Thrombosis and Embolism.
  - Effusions.
  - Degenerations.
  - Tuberculosis.
  - Morbid Growths.
  - GENERAL ETIOLOGY, MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS, AND PROGNOSIS.
    - Symptomatology.
    - PROGNOSIS.
  - Symptomatology.
  - PROGNOSIS.
  - HYGIENE.
    - I. Causes of Disease, Means of Discovery, and Prevention.
    - II. Personal Hygiene in its Relations to the Practice of Medicine.
    - III. Public Hygiene in its Relations to Physicians.
  - I. Causes of Disease, Means of Discovery, and Prevention.
  - II. Personal Hygiene in its Relations to the Practice of Medicine.
  - III. Public Hygiene in its Relations to Physicians.
  - DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE IN THEIR HYGIENIC RELATIONS.
- GENERAL MORBID PROCESSES.1
  - Inflammation.
  - Thrombosis and Embolism.
  - Effusions.
  - Degenerations.
  - Tuberculosis.
  - Morbid Growths.
- Inflammation.
- Thrombosis and Embolism.
- Effusions.
- Degenerations.
- Tuberculosis.
- Morbid Growths.
- GENERAL ETIOLOGY, MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS, AND PROGNOSIS.
  - Symptomatology.
  - PROGNOSIS.
- Symptomatology.
- PROGNOSIS.
- HYGIENE.
  - I. Causes of Disease, Means of Discovery, and Prevention.
  - II. Personal Hygiene in its Relations to the Practice of Medicine.
  - III. Public Hygiene in its Relations to Physicians.
- I. Causes of Disease, Means of Discovery, and Prevention.
- II. Personal Hygiene in its Relations to the Practice of Medicine.
- III. Public Hygiene in its Relations to Physicians.
- DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE IN THEIR HYGIENIC RELATIONS.
- GENERAL DISEASES.
  - FROM SPECIAL MORBID AGENTS OPERATING FROM WITHOUT.
  - SIMPLE CONTINUED FEVER.
  - TYPHOID FEVER.
  - TYPHUS FEVER.
  - RELAPSING FEVER.
  - VARIOLA.
  - VACCINIA.
    - Vaccination.
  - Vaccination.
  - VARICELLA.
  - SCARLET FEVER.
  - RUBEOLA.1
  - RÖTHELN.1
  - MALARIAL FEVERS.
    - Intermittent Fever—Simple Forms.
    - Remittent Fever.
    - Pernicious Malarial Fever.
    - Typho-Malarial Fever.
  - Intermittent Fever—Simple Forms.
  - Remittent Fever.
  - Pernicious Malarial Fever.
  - Typho-Malarial Fever.
  - PAROTITIS.
    - I. Idiopathic Parotitis.
    - II. Symptomatic or Metastatic Parotitis.
  - I. Idiopathic Parotitis.
  - II. Symptomatic or Metastatic Parotitis.
  - ERYSIPELAS.
  - YELLOW FEVER.
  - DIPHTHERIA.
  - CHOLERA.
  - THE PLAGUE.
  - LEPROSY.
  - EPIDEMIC CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS.
  - PERTUSSIS.
  - INFLUENZA.
  - DENGUE.
  - RABIES AND HYDROPHOBIA.
    - Symptoms of Hydrophobia in Man.
  - Symptoms of Hydrophobia in Man.
  - GLANDERS (EQUINIA GRAVIOR, FARCY).
    - Glanders in Man.
  - Glanders in Man.
  - ANTHRAX (MALIGNANT PUSTULE).
    - Anthrax in Man (Malignant Pustule or Vesicle, Anthrax Intestinalis, Mycosis Intestinalis).
  - Anthrax in Man (Malignant Pustule or Vesicle, Anthrax Intestinalis, Mycosis Intestinalis).
  - PYÆMIA AND SEPTICÆMIA.
  - PUERPERAL FEVER.
  - BERIBERI.
  - INDEX TO VOLUME I.
- FROM SPECIAL MORBID AGENTS OPERATING FROM WITHOUT.
- SIMPLE CONTINUED FEVER.
- TYPHOID FEVER.
- TYPHUS FEVER.
- RELAPSING FEVER.
- VARIOLA.
- VACCINIA.
  - Vaccination.
- Vaccination.
- VARICELLA.
- SCARLET FEVER.
- RUBEOLA.1
- RÖTHELN.1
- MALARIAL FEVERS.
  - Intermittent Fever—Simple Forms.
  - Remittent Fever.
  - Pernicious Malarial Fever.
  - Typho-Malarial Fever.
- Intermittent Fever—Simple Forms.
- Remittent Fever.
- Pernicious Malarial Fever.
- Typho-Malarial Fever.
- PAROTITIS.
  - I. Idiopathic Parotitis.
  - II. Symptomatic or Metastatic Parotitis.
- I. Idiopathic Parotitis.
- II. Symptomatic or Metastatic Parotitis.
- ERYSIPELAS.
- YELLOW FEVER.
- DIPHTHERIA.
- CHOLERA.
- THE PLAGUE.
- LEPROSY.
- EPIDEMIC CEREBRO-SPINAL MENINGITIS.
- PERTUSSIS.
- INFLUENZA.
- DENGUE.
- RABIES AND HYDROPHOBIA.
  - Symptoms of Hydrophobia in Man.
- Symptoms of Hydrophobia in Man.
- GLANDERS (EQUINIA GRAVIOR, FARCY).
  - Glanders in Man.
- Glanders in Man.
- ANTHRAX (MALIGNANT PUSTULE).
  - Anthrax in Man (Malignant Pustule or Vesicle, Anthrax Intestinalis, Mycosis Intestinalis).
- Anthrax in Man (Malignant Pustule or Vesicle, Anthrax Intestinalis, Mycosis Intestinalis).
- PYÆMIA AND SEPTICÆMIA.
- PUERPERAL FEVER.
- BERIBERI.
- INDEX TO VOLUME I.