Researches on primary pathology, and the origin and laws of epidemics / by M.L. Knapp.

  • Knapp, M. L. (Moses L.), 1799-1879.
Date:
1858
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    SECTION II. Its Patho'ogy Illustrated by Practical Medicine and Pathological Anatomy, - - - - - -41 Scurvy, Cholera, Cholera Infantum, and Nursing Sore Mouth not new forms of Disease, but were described by Hippocrates, - - 41 Hippocrates on Scurvy, - - - - - - -43 Hippocrates on Nursing Sore Mouth, - - - - 44 Hippocrates on the Scorbutic Diathesis, - - - - 45 Hippocrates on Cholera, - - - - - -47 Hippocrates on Cholera Infantum, - - - - - 49 Rokitansky on Humoral or Primary Pathology, - - - 51 Hippocrates on Humoral or Primary Pathology, - - - 55 SECTION III. Its Pathology niustrated by Chemistry, Physiology and Therapeutics, 57 Illustrations from Therapeutics—Dr. Jackson's Prescription, - - 58 Illustration from the Minerals we Eat, - - - - - 61 Illustrations from the Physiology and Chemistry of Man, - - 61 Dr. Goddard's Synopsis of the Elements of the Human Body, - - 62 Illustrations from the Chemistry of Plants and of Vegetable Food, - 69 Illustration by tracing Mineral Matter to Vegetables, thence to Ani- ' rnals, and thence to the Mineral Kingdom again, - - - 70 Illustrations from Hemato-Pathology, - - - - - 72 M. Andral's Analysis, and Mr. Busk's Analysis of Scorbutic Blood, - 73 Illustrations from the Chemistry of Medicines, - - - - 75 Analysis of the Mosses, Helebores^ etc., - - - - - 80 Of G-inger, Sarsaparilla, Rhubarb, - - - - - 81 Of Digitalis, and the Potato, - - - - - - 82 Of Myrrh, Grape and Lemon-juice, Cod-liver Oil, - - - 83 CHAPTER II. CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE THAT THE SCORBUTIC DIATHESIS IS PRI- MARY PATHOLOGY, DRAWN FROM THE OBSERVED LAWS OF NATURE GOVERNING PRODUCTION, LIFE AND DEATH, THE PHENOMENA OF EPIDEMICS, AND CERTAIN THEORIES OF DISEASE. SECTION I. Evidences drawn from Climatic Influences, the Constitution of Seasons, and the Laws of Epidemics, - - - - - - 85 Hippocrates on Topography, - - , - - - 86 Southern Exposure—Northern Exposure, - - - - 87 Eastern Exposure—Western Exposure, - - - - - 88 Effects of Summer Heat, - - - - - - - 89