On animal chemistry in its application to stomach and renal diseases / by H. Bence Jones.

Date:
1850
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: On animal chemistry in its application to stomach and renal diseases / by H. Bence Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    Relation of the amount of urea to the specific gra- vity - Page 98 Excess and deficiency of urea - - 99 Treatment of alkalescence - - 100 LECTURE X.—On albuminous Urine. Healthy urine contains no albumen - - 101 Fallacies of tests for albumen - - - 102 Mineral acid hinders coagulation by heat - 193 What the albumen indicates - - 104 The importance of the substances that accompany the albumen - - - -105 For instance, fibrinb-lood and pus globules - 106 The treatment must be determined thereby - 107 A new albuminous substance not precipitable by heat and acid - - - - 108 Chylous urine - - - - 109 Vegetation in albuminous urine. Penicilium glaucum 110 Microscopical appearances in Bright’s disease - 111 LECTURE XI.— On Diabetes and Diuresis. Sugar formed in health - - - 112 Reduction of copper test for sugar - - 113 Reduction of silver, and potash test - - 114 Crystalline appearance on evaporation - - 115 Frequency of the disease - - - 110 Caused by the arrest of healthy changes - 117 History of diabetes insipidus - - 119 Bourchardat, his statements - - - 119 Dr. Simon, his case - - - 120 Quite distinct from diuresis - - - 121 Treatment of diabetes - . - 122 Cod-liver oil in this disease. Case - - 123 Sugar in small quantities probably very frequent - 124 Relation of diabetes to excessive acidity - 125