Diseases of the stomach : their special pathology, diagnosis, and treatment, with sections on anatomy, physiology, chemical and microscopical examination of stomach contents, dietetics, surgery of the stomach, etc. ; in three parts / by John C. Hemmeter.

  • Hemmeter, John C. (John Conrad), 1863-1931.
Date:
1898
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Credit: Diseases of the stomach : their special pathology, diagnosis, and treatment, with sections on anatomy, physiology, chemical and microscopical examination of stomach contents, dietetics, surgery of the stomach, etc. ; in three parts / by John C. Hemmeter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER VI. Page Important Medicinal Agents in Gastric Therapy, . . . 316-335 Hydrochloric Acid.—The Alkalies.—The Bitter Tonics and So-called Stomachic Remedies.—Digestive P'erments. CHAPTER Vn. Surgical Treatment of Organic Gastric Diseases, . . . 336-357 Various Forms of Operations practised upon the Stomach.—The Fun- damental Factors Influencing the Rate of Mortality in Gastric Opera- tions.—Operative Statistics. CHAPTER VHI. Influence of G.-vstric Diseases upon Other Organs and ON Metabolism, 358-375 The Influence of Diseases of Other Organs on the Stomach. CHAPTER IX. The Blood and Urine in Stoimach Diseases, ..... 376-3S8 The Gases of the Stomach. PART THIRD. THE GASTRIC CLINIC. CHAPTER I. Acute Gastritis, 389-419 Simple Acute Gastritis.—Phlegmonous or Purulent Gastritis.—Suppur- ative Inflammation of the Gastric Mucosa.—Abscess of the Stomach. —Infectious Gastritis.—Gastritis Mycotica or Parasitaria.—Gastritis Diphtherica and Crouposa.—Toxic Gastritis.—Gastritis Venenata. CHAPTER II. Chronic Gastritis, 420-461 Literature. CHAPTER III. Ulcer of the Stomach, 462-491 Ulcus Ventriculi, Pepticum, Rotundum, Perforans, Rodens, Corro- sivum, e Digestione.—Literature. CHAPTER IV. Malignant Tumors of the Stomach, 492-548 Carcinomata.—Sarcomata.—Literature.—Table of Differential Diag- nostic Points.