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Diseases of infancy and childhood : their dietetic, hygienic, and medical treatment : a text book designed for practitioners and students in medicine

Louis Fischer · 1917 · Scanned text · Free in the US

368,577 words · about 25 h 49 min to read

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Author
Louis Fischer
Language
English
Published
1917
Length
368,577 words · about 25 h 49 min
Sections
52 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (52)
  1. Front matter about 1 min
  2. Preface To Seventh Edition about 1 min
  3. Contents about 18 min
  4. Chapter I. Infancy And Childhood about 5 min
  5. Chapter III. The Develofment Of The Body about 5 min
  6. Chapter IV. Diagnostic Suggestions. 1 about 14 min
  7. Chapter V. General Hygiene Of The Infant about 17 min
  8. Chapter I. Premature Infants about 16 min
  9. Chapter III. Diseases And Malformations Of The Umbilicus about 6 min
  10. Chapter IV. Hemorrhagic Diseases Of The New-born about 10 min
  11. Chapter VI. Asphyxia Neonatorum (apparent Death Of The New-born) about 7 min
  12. Chapter VII. Fcetal Ichthyosis about 10 min
  13. Chapter IX. Abnormalities And Congenital Malformations about 12 min
  14. Chapter I. The Infantile Stomach about 1 h 10 min
  15. II Jo about 3 min
  16. Chapter II. Cows' Milk about 1 h 6 min
  17. Chapter III. Home Modification Of Milk about 33 min
  18. Chapter IV. Percentage Feeding about 4 min
  19. Chapter V. Other Substitute Foods about 14 min
  20. Chapter VI. Proprietary Infant Foods about 22 min
  21. Chapter VIII. Additional Nutrients And Stimulants about 10 min
  22. Chapter I. Diseases Of The Mouth about 23 min
  23. Chapter III. Diseases Of The Stomach about 31 min
  24. Chapter IV. Diseases Of The Intestines about 1 h 45 min
  25. CHAPTER VI. DEFICIENCY DISEASES AND DISORDERS ARISING FROM THE EfcfPROPER about 41 min
  26. Chapter I. Introductory about 6 min
  27. Chapter II. Diseases Of The Heart about 28 min
  28. Chapter III. Diseases Of The Liver about 9 min
  29. Chapter IV. Diseases Of The Spleen And Pancreas about 1 h 3 min
  30. Part VI. Diseases Of The Respiratory System about 1 h 21 min
  31. Chapter I. Fever. 1 about 16 min
  32. Chapter II. Pertussis ( Whooping-cough ) about 10 min
  33. Chapter III. Pneumonia (lobar Or Croupous) about 38 min
  34. Chapter V. Acute Tuberculosis (miliary Tuberculosis). 1 about 30 min
  35. Chapter VI. Diphtheroid about 2 h 7 min
  36. Chapter VII. Rubella (rotheln, German Measles, False Measles) about 12 min
  37. Chapter VIII. Measles (morbilli, Rubeola) about 25 min
  38. Chapter IX. Scarlet Fever (scarlatina) about 57 min
  39. Chapter X. Varicella (chicken-pox) about 6 min
  40. Chapter XI. Variola (smallpox) about 10 min
  41. Chapter XII. Typhoid Fever about 23 min
  42. Chapter XIII. Erysipelas about 20 min
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  44. Chapter XV. Syphilis about 15 min
  45. Part VIII. Diseases Op The Blood, Glands Or Lymph Nodes, And Ductless Glands about 1 h 22 min
  46. Chapter I. Fontanel about 8 min
  47. Chapter II. Convulsions (eclampsia) about 33 min
  48. Chapter III. Spasmophilia about 37 min
  49. Chapter IV. Tubercular Meningitis (basilar Meningitis) about 56 min
  50. Part X. Diseases Of The Ear, Eye, Skin, And Abnormal about 1 h 27 min
  51. Chapter I. Dietary about 1 h 5 min
  52. Index about 58 min

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Front matter

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Preface To Seventh Edition

Since the last edition appeared research in pediatrics has enriched our knowledge regarding the cause of the deficiency diseases, such as scurvy and rickets. It has been experimentally proven that these diseases are' caused by a lack of vitamines in the food. In the chapters on nutrition,- therefore, an article on Vitamines has been added.

The value of blood transfusion as a therapeutic measure is described and illustrated by clinical cases.

D'Espine's sign has been described. Its importance as an aid in the detection of tuberculosis in its earliest stage, before the lung-tissue is destroyed, has been established. Tuberculides, a skin manifestation of tuberculosis in many young children, has been illustrated; so also the Schick reaction, which is of great value in showing the susceptibility to diphtheria, especially in crowded institutions.

Vaccine therapy has been revised with especial reference to dosage. Likewise the dosage of diphtheria antitoxin has been modified according to our latest views at the City Hospital for Diphtheria.

The recent epidemic of poliomyelitis (summer of 1916) in New York City and State has given a vast opportunity for the study of the preparalytic stage, and to judge of the results of the serum treatment.

Other additions to the present volume are: The complement deviation test in suspicious cases of pertussis. The use of adrenaline in serum rashes. The use of thromboplastine in the chapter on haemorrhages. The treatment of dropsy and suppression of urine in nephritis, with especial reference to the diet and the stimulation of the kidneys, and a new article on Erb's Palsy.

Minor corrections have been made. Early statistics and useless cuts have been discarded to give space for more important clinical data.

The aim of the book has been to present, in a concise manner, practical points in the diagnosis and treatment of infantile diseases, for the benefit of the teacher as well as the general practitioner.

Louis Fischer.

155 West Eiglity-fiftli Street, New York City.

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