A brief and intelligible view of the nature, origin, and cure of tubercular or scrofulous disease, illustrated by numerous cases : including, also, a manual for the application of electro-magnetism in this disorder / by John Fondey.

  • Fondey, John.
Date:
1857
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Credit: A brief and intelligible view of the nature, origin, and cure of tubercular or scrofulous disease, illustrated by numerous cases : including, also, a manual for the application of electro-magnetism in this disorder / by John Fondey. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XVI. Page. Tnbercula of the Lungs and other Organs, 115 CHAPTER XVII. Tubercula of the Throat and Palate, commonly, but incorrectly, called Bronchitis 122 CHAPTER XVIII. Tubercula of the Heart. Enlargement of the Heart, 127 CHAPTER XIX. Tubercula of the Bowels 135 CHAPTER XX. Tubercula of the Stomach. Dyspepsia, 140 CHAPTER XXI. Tubercula of the Kidneys, 145 CHAPTER XXII. Tubercula of the Muscles and JoiDts; White-swelling of the Joints and Limbs. General Remarks, H8 CHAPTER XXIII. Tubercula of the Spine. Curvature of the Spine. General Remarks ^0* CHAPTER XXIV. Tubercula of the Nerves; Neuralgia; Tic Douleureux; Sick Headache; Chorea; Locked Jaw, 168 CHAPTER XXV. Tubercula of the Eyes and appendages 173 CHAPTER XXVI. Tubercula of the Thyroid Gland; Bronchocele or Goitre, 178 CHAPTER XXVII. Tubercula of the Womb. General Remarks, 180 CHAPTER XXVIII. Tubercula of the Womb. Cases i83 CHAPTER XXIX. Tubercula of the Womb, continued, 190 CHAPTER XXX. | Tubercula of the Womb and appendages, 195 CHAPTER XXXI. , ^ Tubercula of the Organs of Generation, 202 << Glossary, •