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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    dent the swelling is not considerable the first indication of the cause of the violent symptoms may be the appearance of pus by the side of the tooth. With inflammation of the gum from any cause more or less salivation is frequent. The presence of sordes on the gums and teeth, of the white patches of muguet, and the discolouration of Addison's disease, have been noticed elsewhere (see pp. 319 and 105). Pallor of the gums affords a valuable indication of anaemia.