A statement explaining the course of instruction adopted at the medical school in Hatton Garden : and comprising some cursory hints to medical students on the employment of their time / by William Greville Jones.

  • Jones, William Greville.
Date:
1828
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Credit: A statement explaining the course of instruction adopted at the medical school in Hatton Garden : and comprising some cursory hints to medical students on the employment of their time / by William Greville Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    PART II. Subdivision I.—Febrile Diseases. How distinguishable from inflammatory and nervous affec- tions, and how connected with them—Question of the locality of fever adverted to, and of its essential nature. Rationale of a febrile paroxysm—cold—hot—sweating stages. Continued—intermittent and remittent fever—exciting causes ? Laws of contagion and infection.—Species of fever >—Simple fever—typhus—plague—yellow fever. Eruptive fevers.— Measles—Scarlatina. Variola—Inoculation. Vaccinia—Vac- cination. Varioloid diseases and varicella. Subdivision II.—Muscular and Membranous Diseases. Rheumatic and arthritic disorders, gout—Spasmodic affections unconnected with the cerebral system as a primary cause—Te- tanus—Chorea—Epilepsy—Paralysis. These affections after- wards to be considered in their obvious connexion with the cranial and spinal brain. PART III. Of the Diseases and Disorders of the Abdomen and Pelvis. Anatomy and physiology, general view of. Stomach.—Sympathy between it and the brain, functions of, digestion—Morbid derangements—Dyspepsia—Gastrodynia— Cardialgia—Anorexia Pyrosis. Diseases of, spasm and in- flammation—Distinguishing marks of acute inflammation—Gas- tritis—Gastro-enteritis—Hsematemesis—Chronic diseases of —Morbid alterations of structure—Cancer—Scirrhus—Stric- ture. Intestines.—Office—Structure and connexions of. AflTec- tions of the duodenum and colon, as distinguishable from other portions of the intestinal canal, and from hepatic derangement— Constipation—Diarrhoea—Enteritis, acute and chronic—Dysen- tery— Cholera—Colic—Ileus—Stricture— Intus-susceptio — Haemorrhoids. Peritoneum. — Connexion and reflexions of — Diseases — Peritonitis—Acute and chronic ascites—Tapping—Of pulsa- tion in the epigastric region, tuberculated state of. Liver.—Functions of—Healthy and diseased action—Icterus —Biliary calculi, varieties and chemical composition of—Hepa- titis—Acute and chronic form of morbid alterations of struc- ture—Abscess—Hydatids—Scirrhus—Tubercle—Granulated and scrofulous state of. Spleen.—Chronic affections of—Ague cake—Tuberculated —Ossification of—Frequent connexion of this organ with tabes mesenterica. Pancreas.—Functions and diseases of—Morbid degeneration. Kidneys.—Structure and functions of—Diseases—Dysuria —Ischuria—Nephritis—Diabetes—Calculi—enlargement. Bladder.—Acute and chronic affections of—Cystitis—Hse-