A Handbook of the theory and practice of medicine

abdomen abscess acid acute affected anæmia aneurism appearance arteries atrophy attack become blood bowels breathing Bright's disease bronchi bronchitis cancer cardiac catarrh cause cavities cerebral changes characters chest chiefly chronic cold congestion connection considerable cough degeneration deposit diagnosis diarrhoea diet dilatation disease disturbance doses dropsy dyspnoea effusion emphysema enlarged epigastrium especially excessive exciting fatty fever fibrin fluid frequently gangrene give rise glands heart hemorrhage hypertrophy important increased indicated inflammation instances intestines irregular irritation kidneys larynx less liable liver lungs matter meningitis morbid conditions mucous membrane muscles muscular nerves nervous observed obstruction occasionally occur organs pain paralysis patient peritoneum peritonitis phthisis physical signs pleurisy pneumonia poison present pressure produced prognosis pulmonary pulse pyrexia quantity quinine rarely renal result rule sensations severe skin softening sometimes sound sphygmograph stomach suppuration surface symptoms syphilis temperature thickening tincture tion tissue treatment tubercle tumor typhoid ulceration urine usually varies various vessels vomiting