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The relations of the eye and its diseases to diseases of the body : forming a supplementary volume to every manual and textbook of practical medicine and opthalmology

Max Knies · 1894 · Scanned text · Free in the US

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Author
Max Knies
Language
English
Published
1894
Length
165,591 words · about 11 h 36 min
Sections
6 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
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Public domain in the United States · PD-US by publication date

 

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Front matter

Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

RELATIONS

OF

CHAPTER I. Sym

A. Anatomical Course of the Nerves of the Eye

1. The Optic Nerve, ....

2. Course of the Motor Nerves,

3. Course of the Sensory Nerves, .

B. Disorders in the Domain of the Ocular Nerves and their Central Origin

A. Peripheral Visual Disorders, .....

B. Intermediate Visual Disorders, ....

C. Cortical Disorders of Vision,

2. Disorders of the Voluntary Ocular Muscles,

3. Transcortical Disorders of Vision, .....

4. The Frontal Brain,

5. Disorders in the Domain of the Sensory Nerves,

6. Disorders of the Involuntary Muscles of the Eye and of the

pathetic,

C. Relations between the Blood-Vessels and the Eye,

D. Relations between the Eye and the Lymphatics,

E. Individual Diseases of the Brain, Cord and Nerves,

1. Diseases of the Brain, ....

Anaemia and Hyperaemia of the Brain and

Cerebral Hemorrhages,

Embolism and Thrombosis,

Abscess of the Brain,

Tumors of the Brain,

Meningitis, .

Insanity,

Paretic Dementia,

Paralysis Agitans ; Diffuse Encephalitis,

Cheyne-Stokes Breathing ; Injuries to the Brain, its Membranes

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Porencephaly, 175

Bulbar Paralysis and Allied Diseases, 176

Multiple Sclerosis, 179

2. Diseases of the Spinal Cord, 183

Tabes Dorsalis, 183

Injuries of the Spinal Cord, 199

Trophoneuroses, , 200

3. Diseases of the Nerves, 204

Multiple Neuritis, 204

Diseases of the Trigeminus, . . 206

Diseases of the Facial Nerve, . . . . . . .211

4. Functional Neuropsychosis, 211

Hysteria 212

Traumatic Neurosis, 224

Hypnosis and Sleep, 226

Hypochondria ; Epilepsy, ........ 233

Migraine and Scintillating Scotoma, 237

Chorea, 240

Athetosis, 241

Thomsen's Disease, 244

CHAPTER IV. Diseases of the Respiratory Organs, .... 274

1. Diseases of the Nose, 274

2. Diseases of the Cavities, 279

3. Ear Diseases, . . . 280

4. Effects of Respiration and its Abnormalities upon the Eye, . . . 283

5. Diseases of the Respiratory Tract Proper, .' 286

CONTENTS.

IX

Diseases of the Sexual Organs,

Chapter VIII

A. Poisons, ,

. 324

B. Infectious Diseases, . . . ...

. 360

Septicaemia ; Pyaemia,

. 368

Extensive Burns ; Glanders,

. 370

Ulcerative Endocarditis ; Splenic Fever ; Tetanus and Lyssa,

. 371

Rheumatism, .........

. 372

. 374

Roetheln, Scarlatina, . . . . . . . •

. 376

. 378

Vaccination,

. 380

Varicella ; Typhoid Fever,

. 381

Typhus Fever ; Relapsing Fever,

. 384

Cholera,

. 386

Dysentery ; Diphtheria, . . . , ■ .

. 389

. 392

"Whooping- Cough, ........

. 396

. 398

Pest and Yellow Fever ; Beri-Beri ; Vertige Paralysant,

. 399

. 400

Malaria,

. 401

Trichinosis ; Syphilis, ........

. 404

Tuberculosis and Scrofula, . . .

. 420

Leprosy,

. 425

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