A treatise on medical jurisprudence / by Francis Wharton and Moreton Stillé ; the medical part revised and corrected, with numerous additions by Alfred Stillé.

  • Wharton, Francis, 1820-1889.
Date:
1860
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Credit: A treatise on medical jurisprudence / by Francis Wharton and Moreton Stillé ; the medical part revised and corrected, with numerous additions by Alfred Stillé. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    X. Oil of tansy, I 771. XL Cocculus indicus, § 773. 1st. Symptoms, I 773. 2d. Post-mortem appearances, § 774. XIT. Atropa belladonna (Deadly Nightshade), $ 776. XIII. Digitalis purpurea (Foxglove), \ 778. 1st. Symptoms, § 778. XIV. Quinia, I 780. XV. Daphne mezereum, § 781. CHAPTER X. POISONOUS GASES. I. Carbonic acid gas. 1st. Effects upon the human body, \ 782. 2d. Its qualities, § 786. 3d. Lightning gas, \ 786. II. Sulphuretted hydrogen, \ 789. 1st. Symptoms, \ 789. 2d. Post-mortem appearances, § 790. III. Exhalations from the dead, \ 791. PART II. OTHER FORMS OF VIOLENT DEATH. CHAPTER I. WOUNDS. I. General considerations, \ 792. 1st. What a wound is, \ 792. 2d. General definitions, \ 793. 3d. How far dangerous, $ 791. 4th. Examination of the body, \ 796. 5th. External phenomena, \ 797. 6th. Internal phenomena, \ 797. 7th. Wounds made before or after death, \ 798. 8th. Ecchymoses from natural causes, \ 805. II. Classification of wounds, § 807. 1st. Incised and punctured wounds, \ 808. 2d. Lacerated and contused wounds, \ 809. 3d. Gunshot wounds, § 811. 4th. Wounds from wadding and gunpowder, \ 815. TIL Homicidal, suicidal, and accidental wounds, \ 816. 1st. Situation of wounds, § 816. 2d. Direction, § 817. 3d. Position of body and of weapon, § 819. IV. Blood-stains. 1st. General appearance,.? 820. 2d. Chemical examination, \ 821. 3d. Microscopical evidence, \ 831. V Cause of death in wounds, \ 833. 1st. Hemorrhage, \ 834. 2d. Shock, g 835. 3d. Mechanical injury, \ 836. 4th. Diseased condition of body, \ 837. (1.) Wounds inflicted on pregnant women, \ 838, (2.1 Indirect complications. \ (3.) Tetanus, \ 840.