Diseases of the stomach and intestines : a manual of clinical therapeutics for the student and practitioner / by Dujardin-Beaumetz ; tr. from the 4th French ed. by E.P. Hurd.

  • Dujardin-Beaumetz, 1833-1895.
Date:
1886
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Credit: Diseases of the stomach and intestines : a manual of clinical therapeutics for the student and practitioner / by Dujardin-Beaumetz ; tr. from the 4th French ed. by E.P. Hurd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    PAGE tion of the Gastric Juice—Stomach Explorers—Sponges—Lavages— Tests of the Acidity of the Gastric Juice—Reagents—Tests of the Digestive Power—Method of Leube—Therapeutic Indications—Pep- sin—Mode of Preparation—Amylaceous Pepsin—Elixir of Pepsin— Glycerole of Pepsin—Peptogenous Substances—Acid Medication— Ptisans—Carnivorous Plants—Dietetic Rules of Alimentation—Regi- men—Hydrothermal Treatment 111-13$ LECTURE IX. ON ACID AND PITUITOUS DYSPEPSIA. Summary.—Acid Dyspepsia—Pituitous Dyspepsia—Treatment of Acid Dyspepsia—Alkalies—Vichy Water—Vals Water—Influence of Suda- tion on the Acidity of the Grastrie Juice—Employ of Inert Powders— Patterson's Powder—Powders and Pills of Trousseau, Radius and Gendrin—Hygienic Treatment — Wines — Treatment of Pituitous Dyspepsia—Milk Diet—Koumiss—Lavage of the Stomach—Thermal Treatment 134-143 LECTURE X. TREATMENT OF ATONIC DYSPEPSIA AND OF DILATATION OF THE STOMACH. Summary.—Functional Troubles of the Muscular Coat—Atonic Dyspep- sia—Flatulent Dyspepsia—Dilatation of the Stomach—Catheterism of the Stomach—Pharmaceutical Means—Tetanizing Medicaments— Bitter Drops of Baume—Bitters—Quassia—Columbo—Bitter Ptisans —Absorbent Powders—Mechanical Means—Topical Stomach Medi- cation—Stomach Pump—Electricity—Dietetic Means—Hydrotherapy —Gymnastics—Thermal Treatment 144-160 LECTURE XI. TREATMENT OF VOMITING. Summary.—Vomiting—Definition—Causes—Dietetic Treatment — Gene- ral means—Potions of Riviere—Plaster of Diachylon—Of Theriac— Of Opium—Hydrate of Chloral in Sea-sickness, and Land-sickness —Injections of Morphine—Vomiting of Pregnancy—Employment of Alcohol—Of Pepsin—Of Tincture of Iodine—Creosote—Ether Spray— —Tobacco Smoking—Nervous Vomiting—Hydrotherapy—Bromide of Potassium —Vomiting Due to Lesions of the Kidneys—Of the Lungs —Vomitings of the Phthisical 161-173 LECTURE XII. TREATMENT OF NEUROSES OF THE STOMACH. Summary.—Cardialgia—Gastralgic Dyspepsia and Gastralgia—Treat- ment by Preparations of Opium—Morphine, Chloral—Treatment of Disorders of the Sense of Hunger and Thirst—Dysorexia—Anorexia Boulimia—Essential Anaemia—Hygienic Treatment—Pharmaceutical Treatment—Artificial Alimentation — Gavage — Arsenical Prepara- tions—Thermal Treatment '. 174-186