An introduction to the study of diseases of the skin / by P.H. Pye-Smith.

  • Pye-Smith, Philip Henry, 1840-1914.
Date:
1893
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An introduction to the study of diseases of the skin / by P.H. Pye-Smith. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGES Comedones without inflammation (acne cornge)—Milium— Seborrhea oleosa — Seborrhea sicca—Xerodermia—Stea- toma meliceris and sebaceous cysts and tumours. Molluscum Contagiosum—Name and history-Anatomy- Pathology—Treatment. Sycosis-Name—Anatomy and course—Locality—Diagnosis _ Distribution — Treatment — Parasitic sycosis — Sycosis capillitii f rambcesiformis. Furunculi-Pathology—Anatomy—Course and distribution _4<re—Contagion—Treatment—Carbuncle. Affections of the Sweat-glands—Anidrosis—Hyperidrosis — Bromidrosis or foetid sweat—Chromatidrosis-Ha?mat- idrosis—Sudamina—Adenoma of sweat-glands . 165—202 RINGWORM AND ITS ALLIES, WITH OTHER AFFEC- TIONS OF THE HAIR Ringworm — Tinea tonsurans—anatomy—course — events- history—detection of the fungus-a;tiology—prognosis- treatment— parasiticides—irritants-mode of application— epilation—precautions against contagion—Tinea circmata —form and locality—Burmese ringworm—Tinea marginata —Treatment of ringworm of the body—Onychomycosis— Erythrasma. pAvrs—history—anatomy—the fungus—treatment. Tinea Versicolor—names—parasitic nature—appearance- distribution—diagnosis—treatment—Tinea vel Pityriasis rosea. . Alopecia—physiological—febrile and syphilitic—Area—its appearance —locality —spread—question of its parasitic nature — prognosis — diagnosis — Universal alopecia — Con- genital alopecia . 203—231 CHRONIC DEEP INFLAMMATIONS AND HYPERTRO- PHIES Deep and chronic dermatitis—its definition—its relation to eczema and other forms of superficial dermatitis—to hyper- trophy—and to new growths. Gutta rosea—Origin in recurrent erythema—development— localities—causes and pathology—relation to dyspepsia—to drink—to ovarian irritation—treatment—Chilblains. Epidermic and Papillary Hypertrophies — Callosities, tylosis and clavus—Leucoplacia lingualis etbuccalis—Warts —Condylomata and mucous patches. Ichthyosis — Anatomy — varieties — xerodermia—prognosis and treatment—Ichthyosis intra-uteriua—Horns. Sclehodermia — History—description — distribution — histo- logy—diagnosis—prognosis and treatment—Sclerema neona- torum—Linear atrophy. b