A treatise on gout / Sir Dyce Duckworth.

  • Duckworth, Dyce, Sir, 1840-1928.
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[1889]
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    Histology of articular cartilage, 61 ■ of gouty exostoses, 74, 75, 76 rheumatic ecchondrosis, 77 of interstitial nephritis, 104 Holland, SirH., on the employment of colchicum, 355, 356 views as to relation between uric acid and gout, 6 Homburg, 443 Horseback exercise, 365 Hospital experience insufficient for com- plete study of gout, 54 Hot water-drinking, 433 Humphry, Prof. G. M., on adduction and abduction of digits, So Hungarian bitter waters, 441 wines, 422 Hunterian Museum, specimen of gouty gastritis in, 89 Hunter, John, account of 'post-mortem inspection of body of, 256 details of his gouty ailments, 256 on chalky gout, 257 on the character of the pain in acute gout, 24 opposed to use of term rheumatic gout, 139 Hunyadi Janos water, 370, 441 Hutchinson, Mr. J., on gout and syphilis, 178 on peculiarities of gouty transmis- sion, 25 on relation of uric acid to gout, 12 on the basic arthritic diathesis, ■ on the term rheumatic gout, 144 Hybrid of gout and rheumatism, 147 Hybrids do not breed, 152. Hydrarthrosis less commonly due to gout than rheumatism, 261 Hydrocele and gouty orchitis, 113 Hydropathic treatment sometimes pro- vocative of gouty fits, 245 Hydrotherapy, balneotherapy, and sea- bathing in gout. Uses of friction and electricity. Climatic resorts for the gouty, Chapter xxiii., 431 cases unsuitable for, 431 unsuitable for the gouty cachectic, 414 Hyperinosis, how prevented, 391 in gout, 117 Hypertrophic cirrhosis of liver, ill Hypochondriasis, 232 in gout, 29 Hypodermic injections, author's aversion from use of, 354 ■ injections, nurses not to administer, 390 Hypoxanthin, 132 in blood of the gouty, 117 Hysteria, 232 as a manifestation of gouty habit, 29 treatment of, 386 Idiosyncrasy in relation to gouty pro- clivity, 238 Ilkley, 384 Imperfect gout, symptoms of, 35 Importance of study of irregular phases of gout, 269 Incidence of gout upon particular mem- bers of families, 327 Incomplete gout, 267 gout, treatment of, 376 India as a winter resort, 449 gout in, 340 Infancy, gout in, 326 Inflammation not an essential part of the gouty processes, 245, 247 Influence of the gouty habit on specific febrile and acute diseases, 208 Influenza sometimes followed by gout, 244 Innervation of digital phalanges, 78 Inordinate pulsation of abdominal aorta, 224 Insanity and gout, 213 associated with chronic rheumatic arthritis, 154 associated with gout, 154 temporary, due to gouty metastasis, 286 Insomnia, 278 in gout, 28 treatment of, 379, 389 Instability of nervous system in gout, 26 Intercostal neuralgia in gouty glycosuria, 190 Intermittent pulse, 298 Intertubular deposit of uric acid in kidneys, 103 Intraocular haemorrhage, 95 Intratubular deposit of uric acid in the kidneys, 103 Investigation of cases of gout, suggestive method for, 240 Iodide of iron, 374 Iodides probably check degenerative processes, 371, 372 Iodoform, external use of, 35° Ireland, gout rare in, 339 Irido-cyclitis, 95 Irish immigrants grow gouty in London, J57 women subject in London to satur- nine gout, 163 Iritis, 94, 274 Iron harmful in epilepsy, 216 use of, in chronic gout, 372 iodide of, 374 Irregular cardiac action, treatment of, 389 gout, 267 gout, various epithets for, 267 pulse, 224 Irritability of temper in the gouty, 29 Ischl, 443 Italian wines, 422