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SPECIMEN FASCICULUS
OA-T-AJLOUTJE
NATIONAL  MEDICAL LIBRARY,
UXDKIi TIIK MKKCTION OF TIIK
U.S.
  SUKGEON-GKNKRAL, UNITED STATES ARMY,
WASHINGTON, P. C.
    WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
       187G. 
 
               War Department, Surgeon-General's  Office,
                                Waslthifjton, I). C, February 1, 187G.
    General :  I have  the  honor to submit the following specimen of a
catalogue of what may now be properly called  the  National  Medical
Libraiy, heretofore known as the Libraiy of the  Surgeon-General's Office.
    The entire catalogue, of which this is a sample, is nearly ready for the
press, and it is hoped and believed that it will be found of practical interest
and value in a bibliographical point  of view as well as for the immediate
use of the collection to  which it relates.
    A few copies of this specimen  have been printed in order to show the
character and scope of  the collection, to obtain criticisms  and suggestions
as to the form of catalogue which will be most acceptable and useful, and to
furnish data for the decision as to whether  it is desirable that such a work
should be printed and distributed.
    The specimen submitted is of a combined catalogue of subjects and
authors, arranged in dictionary order under a single alphabet.
    The first question  to be decided is whether this form is preferable to
two separate works, one containing the authors and the other the subjects.
Having consulted  some of the principal medical writers and teachers of this
countiy, for whose use  and benefit the work is intended, and after confer-
ence with some of the librarians  of largest experience, the weight of opinions
in favor of the single-alphabet system for this particular work has appeared
sufficient!)' marked to warrant its employment in this specimen.
    The next question  is with regard to the classification adopted, which is
mainly from the  anatomical standpoint.   By the  use of  numerous cross-
references, it has been made certain, as  far  as possible, that the titles desired
can be found, although not always under the heading anticipated ; for in this
respect it is impossible  to meet the wishes of all without excessive duplica-
tion.
    The references are always  from the general to the more special heads; 
TV
thus,  under "Abdomen (Tumors of)", attention is directed  to  "Axeitrism
(Aortic)", etc.   An attempt has been made by the  use of varieties of type to
make it as easy as possible to catch the particular  title desired ;  but there is
still room for improvement in this respect, since some of the  "sorts" desired
were  not available.  If the printing of the entire work should be authorized,
it is hoped that the most desirable form will be used.
    Titles printed in the larger type, or brevier, are of books and  pam-
phlets.  Those given under authors  give  the collation of the book and the
name of the publisher.
    In the titles under subject-headings, the names of authors are in italics,
to the end of the subject of "Abscess", after which, for purposes of  com-
parison, they are in brevier small-capitals;  the  titles are  as brief as possible,
and collation and name of publishers are omitted.   Some variations in type
and mode of setting are also made, for the purpose of obtaining opinions as
to the relative merit of the several styles.
    In the small type,  or nonpareil, are given  references to articles in
journals, transactions, and collections.   These  include the  results of the
examination of about 5,000 volumes of .such publications.   This work  is
still going on ;  and, by the time the catalogue is sent to press,  it is hoped that
it will be  completed.
    Although  this is only the catalogue  of a single library, and that of so
recent formation as to forbid  anything like completeness, an attempt has
been  made to prepare, as far as time and  materials would allow, a work of
practical usefulness for bibliographical purposes to all  physicians, even  if
they have not access to the libravy itself.   It makes no  pretensions to being
a complete medical bibliography, and should not be estimated as such; it is
rather a foundation, and an outline which each must complete for his own
specialty.
    All medical writers know that the most valuable part of medical litera-
ture  consists of the records of cases and original observations, and  that,
for the present century, the greater part of such records are contained in
periodical publications.  These are difficult to obtain and preserve, occupy
a large amount of space, and, even when  accessible, require  much time and
labor to consult.   It  is not very difficult,  although rather expensive, for a
pliysician who is  interested in a particular subject to  obtain all the really
important monographs relating to it;  but that which he cannot obtain, and
which he must look to large public libraries to supply,  are the journals and
transactions containing the most valuable data for his purpose. 
V
    Special effort has therefore been made to complete the files of medical
periodicals in this collection, and with very good success ;  although there are
still some important gaps in this department, wdiich should be filled, and the
indexing completed  as far as possible, before the final  publication of the
work.
    For the information of those not  already familiar with  the scope and
character of the  library, its present condition ma)' be briefly stated as fol-
lows :
    It  is the  National  Medical Library of this country, being essentially
the Medical section  of the  Library of Congress;  its general plan of man-
agement and of cataloguing being the same.  It is  at  present under the
direction  of  the  Surgeon-General of the Army, in connection with  the
Army or  National Medical Museum.   For  several years, the Librarian of
Congress has not purchased medical books, leaving that branch of literature
to be  collected by this department.  The library now contains about 40,000
volumes, properly so called, and about the same number of single pamphlets.
    Large as this number may appear to those who are not familiar with
the amount of literature on this subject, it is only about one-half what such
a collection should contain in order  to place the writers of this country in
such a position as regards means of reference to the literature of medicine
as it is desirable that the}' should command.
    Hardly a day, and  never a week, goes by that a request is  not made
of the librarian for some medical book which the library does not possess.
    The use which is made of the collection by physicians from every sec-
tion of  this  country, and the number  of persons who consult it, either in
person or by letter, is steadily, and of late rapidly, increasing; and I cannot
doubt that if a sufficient number of the catalogue, of which this is a speci-
men,  be printed, and distributed to our medical writers and teachers, so that
they may at their leisure learn what aid they can obtain in their researches,
no collection of the Government will be more used or be of more practical
utility ;  that  it will soon tend to elevate the standard of medical education,
literature, and scholarship of the nation, and will thus indirecth' be for the
benefit of the whole country, since the general knowledge and skill of the
medical  profession become a matter of personal interest to almost everv
individual at  some time during the course of his life.
    For these reasons, and for others which will readily suggest themselves,
it has appeared to me to  be the duty as well as the privilege of the National
(Government to make this collection of  the literature of medicine as complete 
                                 VI

as possible, and to  provide a catalogue of it of such a kind as would be
of most practical working value.
    With this end in view, the following specimen is submitted, not as being
a satisfactory solution of the problem, for no one knows better than myself
the imperfections of the work, but as a foundation, and, in some sense, an
indication, of what it is  hoped the library and its catalogue may one day be
made.
    The complete catalogue on the present  plan would make five volumes
of about one thousand pages each.
       Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
                                      JOHN S. BILLINGS,
                                           Assistant Surgeon U. S. A.
    General  Joseph K. Barnes,
               Surgcou-daicral U. S. A. 
LIST  OF ABBREVIATIONS  EMPLOYED.
C. Special deposit from the Congressional
  Library.
col. Colored.
ed. Edition.
fol. Folio.
1. Leaves.
n. d. No date.
n. p. No place of publication.
pi. Plates.
p. 1. Preliminary leaves.
pp. Pages. .
4°. Quarto; 8°. Octavo ;
  12°. Duodecimo; etc.
roy. 8°. Royal octavo.
sm. 4°. Small quarto.
t. Tome.
tab. Tables.
unp. Unpaged.
v. Volume.
* Inaugural dissertation or thesis.
-|- Case. 
 
CATALOGUE.
AABEC.
    See IVIortoii (X. K.)  Aabec bnsh. Mod. and Surg. Re-
   porter, Phila., 1875, xxxii, p. 425.
AACHEN  or AIX-LA-CHAPELLE.
     Blondel  (F.)  Theniiarum  Aquisgranensium  et
   Porcentanarum elucidatio et tbaumaturgia.   4-.
   Aquisgrani, 1688.
     IHcmcr (L.)  Abbandlimg iiber die; Heilwirkung
   der Aacbeuer Scbwefeltbernieii in  coustitutionel-
   ler Syphilis uud Quecksilber-Krankheiten.   8°.
   Aachen, 1862.
     Hucpffncr (E. H.)   Ein Wort zu seiner Zeit iiber
   die Mineralquellen  nnd  Biider in Aachen.   S°.
   Aachen, 1819.
     Lucas.   E-sai  sur les  eaux inincrales ct ther-
   males d'Aix-la-Cbapelle et de Borset.  Tradnit de
   l'anglois par O. Kean.  8°.  Aix-la-Chapiile, 17H5.
     Renmont {A.)   Die Aachener Schwefelthermen
   in  cotnplizirter Sypbilis.   8C.  Jena, 1858.
     [Abdr. aus Fnouim-'s Notizen,  1858.]
     Wildenstein (H.)  Die Burtscheider Tberinen bei
   Aachen,  iii. Analyse der heissestcn Quelle.   8°.
   Aachen, 1802.
     See. also, Blufl'. Obersicht der Krankheits-Constitution
   in Aachen.  Med. Annalen, Heidelberg, 1835, i, pp. 464-471;
   1837, iii, pp. 106-112. —Itm-ow.  lYber die Srhciblor'sche
   Seil'e znr Herstellmig <Yi Aacbeuer Biider. Deutsche Kli-
   nik, xi, 1859, p. 254.— llellTl.  Din  Therinen von Aachen
   mid Burtscheid.  ISeiliner klin. Wocbenscbr., iii, 1866, pp.
   170-171. — Itcumoiit (A.)   Aachen's Schwei'eltherinen.
   . .  .  Medicin. Zeitnng Kusslands, 1855,  xii, pp. 201, 209.—
   The same.  Reprint in 8°. Aachen,  1856.—Bcobachtungen
   . .  . iiber die Wirkung dor Aachener Schwei'elthermeu in
   sypliilitischeu Krankheitsformeu.  (12 cases.)  Deutsche
   Klinik, xiv, 1862, pp. 157, 162, 178.—NchusH-r.  Utber das
   Verlialten der Kdrperwiirme in  den Aiicbener Thermal-
   Dainpf- und Duschobadern, sowie in »r\\•iiltnlichen Wasser-
   biidern.  Aicbiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1868,
   xliii, pp. 60-8;i.—Bemerkuiigon iiber die Ait der Ein wirkung
   der Aachener Schwel'eltherineii bei Hydnug\ lose  und bei
   Syphilis.   IJerl. klin.  Woehenschr.,  ix, 1872, p. 164.—
   Strain'.  . . . wie badete man . .  . zu  Aachen im Jahre
   1520?  Deulsche Klinik, x, 1858, pp. 41-42.
. / A (HEX. Verein der Aerzte des Regierungsbezirks
  An cben.
    [Formed in  1.-64.  Proceedings  in " Correspondenzblatt
   der iirztl. Vereine d. Rheinprovinz ", q. v.]
AALS r (Janus, Out man can).  * De £oA?;7n)<?/<j£.  31 pp.
  4 1.  4Y   Lugd. Batav., S. $• J. Luchtmans, 1758.
AAXU'IJSIXG ter Bewaring  van de Oc/.ondheid,
  en  ter Voorbehoeding van de Aansteking van den
  aziatiscben  Braakloop of Cholera,  10  pp.   8°.
   Gravenhage,  ter algcmccne Landsdrukkerij, 1831.
AARGAU.
    See Winner.  Baden iui Aargau im Winter.  Corresp.-
   I.latt I  scIum  i/. Ati/.te, lf74. iv, pp. 74-78.—Besprechuug
  der Kiankheiteu, die in den Tberinen von Baden im Aargau
  r.ur Behandluiig komuien.  Idem, 1874, iv, pp. 326. 363.
         1  M C
A ALL AND {Georg).  * Electrolyse der Itaconsiiure.
  17 pp.  8°.   Leipzig, Druck von Metzger $• Wittig,
  1872.
AASKOW { Urbanus Bruun).   Dissertationis de dy-
  seuteria epidemica Hafniaj  et Siadandiaj anno
  mdcclxvi grassante particulam  iidam  proponit
  defendente Erasrao Topp. 33-47 pp.  sm. 4Y Hav-
  nke,  litteris X. Mblleri [1708],
------Diarii ruedici  Davalis  in expeditione algeri-
  ensi  conscripti  annus primus.  1 p. 1., 147 pp.   8°.
  Havn'uv, typis X. Mblleri, 1774.
    .SVtTkaiu ctiox analysee etcomment6e par le Dr. A. Le
  Roy de M( ricourt.  Arcb. do mod. navale, 1866, v, p. 337.
ABADIE {Jean-Baptiste).  •"" Des divers traitements
  de l'affection  typboide et  de  ses complications.
  50 pp.  4°.   P«m,1850.  No. 2-28.
ABA DIE {Jean-Francois).  * Essai sur la ddlivrance.
  45 pp.  4°.   Paris, 1827.  No. 8f>.
ABADIE {Jean-Marie-Charles). * Etude sur la myo-
  piestationnaireet progressive.   140 pp.  4°.   Pa-
  ris, 1870.  No. 240.
ABADIE {Pierre.)   * Dissertation sur le rliuma-
  tisme.  24 pp.   4°.  Paris, 1820.  No. 158.
ABAEOl'U {Alphonse).  * Du traitement chirurgi-
  cal de la pierre dans la  vessie  chez les  enfants.
  42 pp.  4-.   Paris, 1805.  No. 190.
ABANO.
    Andrejewskiy  {E. S.)  *  De theruiis Aponensibus
  in Agro Patavino.  4". Berolini, 1831.
    See, also, ENcurwionc di Montaigne a bagni de Abano,
  diS. Pietroe della Battaglia  (1580-15811.   Gaz. med. Hal.
  provincie venete,  le5!t. ii, pp. 49-53.— Four a r in i (J.) Del
  lo spedale alle terme dei Abano.  Idem, 1863, vi, pp. 149-154.
ABAXO (Pfttrus de).  See PETRUS D'ABAXO.
ABARBAXELL  {Adolphus).  * De natura parasiti-
  ca contagii.  26 pp., 2 1.  sm. YY   Berolini, typis
  Sehksinger [1849].
ABARBAXELL  {Eduardus).  * De pelvi rhacbitica.
  27 pp., 11.  8Y Berolini, typis Sehksinger [1844].
ABATTOIRS and slaughter-houses.
    Clark {H. G.) Inspection of  the slaughter-houses
  of Brighton, April 30th, I860.  8°.   Boston, I860.
    Hennicke {J.)  Bericht iiber Sehlachthauser und
  Viebniiirkte in  Deutschlaud, Frankreich, Belgien,
  Italieu, England und der Schweiz.   fol.  Berlin,
  1866.
    Horsford {E.  X.)  Report on an investigation of
  the sources of the offensive  odors  . .  .  ascribed,
        to the hog-slanghtering establishment of
  John 1\ Squire A-  Co. . . .   -°.  Cambridge, lu73. 
ABATTOIRS.                                  2                                        ABBOTT.
ABATTOIRS and slaughter-houses.

    John M. Tyler ct ah, . . . , vs. John P. Squire et

  al., . . .  The official record of the state board of

  health, of Massachusetts ;  together with a phono-

  graphic report of the evidence and arguments at

  the hearing, by George C. Burpee and W. O. Rob-

  son.   8°.  Cambridge, Mass., 1874.

    Letter from a committee of citizens to the Penn-

  sylvania   railroad  company  on  the  proposed

  Schuylkill drovcyard and abattoir.    8°.   Phila-
  delphia, 1874.

    London.  Duties  of  the  inspectors  of meat,

  slaughter-houses, and cow-houses, within the city

  of . .  .   Prepared by the medical officer of health.

  Approved and  adopted by  the court of commis-

  sioners Oct. 31st, 1871.   12°.   London, 1871.

    -----  Rules and  regulations for slaughter-

  houses within the city of . . .  Amended by order

  of the court, Nov. 28, 1871.  8°. London,1871.

    Rauch  {J. H.)  Correspondence between Dr. J.

  H. Rauch and citizens of Philadelphia, with regard

  to . .  .   [12°,  Philadelphia, 1874.]
    [Also in The Sanitarian, N. Y., 1874, ii, pp. 557-564.]
    -----Letter to a committee of citizens on the

  proposed Schuylkill droveyard and abattoir.  With

  medical opinions on the subject.   8°.   Philadel-

  phia, 1874.
    [Revised edition of the preceding.]
    Report  of the joint commission,  consisting of

  the board of harbor commissioners and state board

  of health, . . .  devising a plan for the abatement

  of the Miller's river  nuisance, ...   8°.  Boston,
  1872.

    Return  to an address of the House of Commons,

  dated 7th June, 1869, for  " copy of  report  com-

  piled for the health committee of  Liverpool, by

  the borough engineer, James Newlands, with  ref-

  erence to the establishment of the abattoir of La

  Villette in Paris,  and the abattoir of Brussels."

  40 pp.  fol.  [n. p., n. a\]
    See, also, Abattoirs publics pour les pores. Ann. d'hyg.
  Paris, 1850, xliii, le ser., pp. 210-214.—Blatin  and Car-
  teaux.   Les cruautees de l'abattoir.   Rapport fait & la
  Society protectrice des  animaux.  Union med., 1860, vii,
  2e s6r., pp. 97, 113, 129.—Bredt.   Ueber  offentliche, aus-
  echliesslich zu benutzende Sehlachthauser im Allgemeinen
  und deren  Errichtung in Barmen.  Corr.-Bl. niederrh. Ver.
  f. off. Gesundh.-Pflege, K61n,1874, iii, pp. 173-179.—Brigh-
  ton abattoir, etc.   Sixth ann. rep. state board of health of
  Massachusetts, 1875, pp.  187-203.—Br. Carson's mode of
  slaughtering cattle.  Lancet, Loud., 1860,  ii, p. 315.—City
  slaughter-houses.  Sanit. Record, Lond., 1874, i, p. 421.—Bel
  Valle (A. G.)   Rastros—Proyecto de su translacion a la
  Chorrera—Consideraciones respectivas a la Zanja dentro de
  lo poblado de la Habana.  Anal, de la Real acad. de ciencias
  med., etc.,  Habana, 1870, vii, pp.  31-37.—Discussion sur
  la question de l'abattoir.  Annates de la Soc. de med. d'Au-
  vers, 1870, xxxi, pp. 523-548.—Buchatelet (P.)  Des chan-
  tiers d'eYarrissage de la ville de Paris.   Annales d'hyg.,
  1832, viii, pp, 5,153.—Dudfleld (T. O.) Slaughterhouses of
  the future. Sanit. Record, Lond., 1875, ii, pp. 365-366.—
  Bugdale (J. J.) Abattoirs.  Public Health Mag., Mont-
  real, 1875,  i, pp. 65-68.—Dunhill.   Sanitary evils from
  slaughterhouses in towns.  Journal of Pub. Health, 1848, i,
  pp.  244-245.—Evans (C.)  Report on slaughterhouses,
  Aug. 1, 1856.  A  second  report  Sept.  22d, 1857.  [Ap-
  pendices to hygiene reports  of the Strand  district.]—Fcit
  (A. C.)  Ueber offentliche Sehlachthauser und ihre Vorziige
  vor  Privatschlachtereien.   Vierteljahrsscbr. f. gerichtl. u.
  Bffentl. Med., Berlin, 1858, xiv,  199-231.-Girardin (J.)
  Sur l'ecoulement des eaux fournies par les abattoirs de la
  ville de Rouen.   Annales d'hyg. pub., 1840, xxiv, pp. 84-
  86.—Godefroi (M. J.) Het stedelijk slachthuis te s' Herto-
  genboscb.  Verslagen van de Vereen. tot Verbet. der Volks-
  gezondh., Utrecht, 1869, iv, pp.  72-75, 76-83.—Ilamont.
  Des abattoirs de la ville de Paris.  Union med., 1847, i,
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ABBOTT.
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ABBOTT {Francis).

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ABBOTT {James).   The hand-book of idiotcy.   2d
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ABDOMEN  {Abscess of).  See, also, Abscess {Il-
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  tine {Perforation of); Kidney, Liver, Omentum,
  Pelvis, Spleen, and Stomach {Abscess of); Peri-
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    Fabriciug{P. C.)  Programma, quo morbum  . . .
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  matione et periculosa puris  in cavum illius effu-
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  stadii, 1749.
    Henricus (H.) and Xottnagel{G. L.)   Deabscessu
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    Labuzc  {J.)    * Des abces developpe's dans  la
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  men.   4°.   Paris,  1871.
    Saltzmann {L.)   * Qua abscessum internum in-
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  rali, 1671.
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  Phlegmonous inflammation of the abdomen.  Boston Med.
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  .TniueHon  (H. G.)  Case  .... terminating in a fistu-
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ABDOMEN {Bandaging).   See  Labor, After-treat-

  ment.

ABDOMEN  {Diseases of).    See, also, Digestive

  Organs  {Diseases of), and under the several or-

  gans.

     Abercromble  {J.)    Pathological and practical

  researches on  diseases of the stomach, . . .  , and

  other viscera of the abdomen.    8°.   Edinburgh,

  1828.

     -----The same.  3d Am. from 2d Lond. ed.  8C.
Philadelphia, 1838.
  Albers {J. F.  H.)   Krankheit des Unterleibes.
8°.  Bonn, 1862.
  Allshorn {A. H.)   On protuberant abdomen, an
outline of its causes and treatment.   8°.  London,

1875.

  Andral {G.)  Diseases of the abdomen.     Con-
densed and translated,  byD. Spillan.  8°.   Phil-
adelphia, 1843.
   Armstrong  {J.)    The morbid  anatomy  of the
stomach, bowels, and liver, illustrated by plates,
...  4°.  London, 1838.

   Baehrens {J. C. F.)   Sympathicus consensus ca-
pitis cum  visceribusabdomiualibus.  8°.   Berolini
[circa 1817].
   Bates {D. N.)  A practical treatise on acute ab-
dominal and pelvic inflammation, ...  8°.  Lon-
don, 1829.

   Belliol {J. F.)   Der Arzt fiir Unterleibskranke
oder Anleitung zur sichern Heilung aller Unter-
leibskrankheiten.  8°.   TJlm,  1852.

   Bompard {A.)    Trait6  des maladies des voies
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1829.
   Bressler {H.)  Die Krankheiten des Unterleibes.
...   3 v. in 2.   8°.   Berlin, 1841.

   Buecheler {J.)  * De animi affectiouibus in abdo-
minis morbis praeter vesaniam.  4°.  Bonnae, 1830.
   Ccesalpinus  {A.)  Artis medics® liber vii de mor-
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ABDOMEN.
5
ABDOMEN.
I ABDOMEN {Diseases of).
     Strahl {M.)   Enthiillung des riithselhaften We-
   sens des Uuterleibs  Krankbeiten, .  . .   5th ed.
   12°.  Berlin, 1840.
     See, also, Bergcr (J. J. de). Circa adfectiones quasdam
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   as observed during the summer of 1*70.   Boston Med. and
   Surg. Jour., 1873,  x, pp. 425-428 —USoy«l (R  )   Table .  .  .
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   and Surg. Jour., 1843,  lx, pp. 156-158.—Bright (R.)  On
   the functions of the abdomen and some of the diagnostic
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   (A.)  Clinical lecture  oa .  . . Lancet,  Loud.,  1835, ii, pp.
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    VIoi <'licml (('.)  .  .. pathology of the abdominal viscera
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   Obscure disease of the abdomen.   Lancet,  London, 1*41-
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   alle Organedcs Unterl. -ihes sicb erkraukt fanden.  Rust's
   Magazin fiir die gesamuite Heilkunde,  1*28, xxvi, pp. 1**-
   194— Tott (C. A.)  Zur richtigen Wui'digiiiigclirniiischer
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   pp. 148-162.— Virchavv (R.)  Hisioi isches,  Kritischcs und
   Positives zur Lehrc ilei ITrterleibsatlcctioneu.   Aichiv f.
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   Zcioiii (H.)  tJber einige. dem Anscheine naeb ont/.iind-
   liche Unterleibshiden  des Woibes.  Med.  Annalen, Hei-
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 ABDOMEN" {Elephantiasis of).
     See  Burnt- (J.)  Elephantiasis of the abdomen.  Lon-
   don Med. Gaz., n. a., 1*39, ii, p. 55.
 ABDOMEN {Exploration of).
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     Renit (E.)   *i.  Du volume du ventre  dans scs
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     Carbonel {J.-J.-X.)  * De la percussion appliqude
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ABDOMEN {Diseases of).
    Chapman {X.)  Lectures on tin* more im
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  HY  Philadelphia, 1844.
    Forcstus Alcmarianus {P.)   De mesenterii, et in-
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    Frankum {R.)   Discourse on the enlarged and
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    -----The same. 2d ed. augmented by a disser-
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    Fried rich {G. (■.)   * De abdominis plethora; can-
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    Ilabershon {S. O.)   Pathological and practical
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     Ilinze {J. F.)  * Sistens inflammationum chroni-
  carum latentium organorum digestionis abdomi-
  nalium symptomatographiam.   8°.  Dor pat, 1830.
    Kampf {J.)   . .  .  Krankheiten, die  ihren Sitz
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  . .  .  ]2'Y  Dessau  und Leipzig,  1784.
    Koch {D. A.)  * De infarctibus vaSornm in infir-
  mo ventre ceiicaussa plurium pathematuni chroui-
  coruiu speciatim eorum, qua* sub niali  hypochon-
  driaci nomine veniunt.  4°.  Argentorati, 1752.
     I\oechert{G. G.)  * De morbis occultisabdominis.
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    Leake {J.)  A practical essay on diseases of the
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    Loeper {L. A. F.)   * De topicorum medicanien-
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    Lutheritz (A'. /•'.)   Der Ilausarzt in den Krank-
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    Matthaei {J. C. G.)  * De plothorae abdominalis
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    -----The same.   1st Am. ed.  8 '•'.   Worcester,
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    -----The same.   With  notes by John Hayes,
  M. D.   H \  Richmond, 18:50.
    Pereirul {E.)   Report of  certain  morbid condi-
  tions of the abdominal viscera, in some varieties
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    Sicard (F.-D.)   * l'arallele de quelques affec-
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    Strahl (M.)  Die  Kurorte Marienbad, Carlsbad,
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ABDOMEN.
6
ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Exploration of).

     Mayer {E.)  and  Krukenberg (.1.)   De percussi-

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     Siebert  (//.)   Diagnostik  der Krankheiten  des

   Unterleibes.   8°.   Erlangen, 1855.
     See, aho, < oi-rijjnn (U  J.)  Observations on " bruit de
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   Gci-hai-di (W.)   Ueber Reibegeriinsche am Unterleibe.
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ABDOMEN {Foreign  body in).  See  Peritoneum.

ABDOMEN  {Friction of).

     (Jnelmalz (S.  T.)   De  frictionibus abdominis.

   4°.   Lipsiae, 1749.

ABDOMEN {Gangrene of).
     See Berlrand (A.)   Observation snr nne operation c6-
   sarienne spontanea, due k la gangrene. Bull, de la Fac. de
   in6d.de Paris, 1819.  vi,  pp. 321-345.—Dickinson  (W.)
   Sloughing of the abdominal parietes, with exposure of the
   intestines.   Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1858-59, lix, pp.
   114-36.— Kauney (H. D.)    Gangrene after labor—a singu-
   lar case. Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1852, xiv, pp. 132-
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   skin of I lie abdomen,  following  the application of a seton
   iu  the right liypochondrium . . .  | Translated  by J.  O.
   Bronson.l  Amer. Med. Monthly, n. s., 1856, vi, pp. 1-11.

ABDOMEN {Hypertrophy of).

     Glais {J.)  * De la grossesse adipeuse.  4°.  Paris.

   1H75.
     See, also, Townsend (W. E.) Singular hypertrophy in
   a colored woman.  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1855, Hi,
  pp. 379, 380.
ABDOMEN  {Malformations  of).   See, also,  Blad-

  der {Exstrophy of).

     Fried {G. A.)   * Foetus iutestinis  plane  nudis

  extra abdomen  propendeutibus natus.  4°.  Ar-

  gentorati, 1760.

     Jung {C. D.)   "Symbola ad doctriuam de vitiis

  circa abdomen congenitis.  4°.   Bonnae [1825].

     Kuhn {R.)  * De fissura abdominali congenita.

  8C.  Regimonti I'r.. 1863.

     Ludwig {C. G.)   De  causis praeternaturalis vis-

  cerum abdomiualium situs, disserit.  4°.  [Lipsiae,

  175U.]
    -----De medendi methodo in praeternaturali

  viscerum  abdominalium  situ exponit.  4°.   Lip-

  siae ("1760].

     Troschel {G. H.)  * De morbis ex alieuo situ par-

  tium  abdominis.   4°.    Francofurti  ad  Viadrum

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     [Also in Hali.eb, Disp. ad morb., t. 4.]
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  a termine,  mancante  delle  pareti  abdominali.   Gazetta
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   mod. ital. Lomb., 1856, i, ser.  4, p. 337.-Brickclt (G. F.)
   Case . .  .  Now York Med. Jour., I860, viii, pp. 288-289.—
   Briggs (W. T.)   Fu-tal monstrosity with eventration.
   Nashville Jour, of Med. & Surg., 1860,  xviii, pp. 1-4, 1 id.
   Brodie.  Congenital deficiency of the anterior wall of the
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   Sci., 1836,  xix,  pp. 269-270.—<!anton.  [Case.]   Mid.
   Times, Loud., 1850, xxi, p. 147.—('liaiiuiiigfW.) Caso . .  .
   Boston Med. and Surg.  Jour.,  l*5*-59.  lix, pp. 274-277.—
   Che re an (A.)  Eventration    Journal des eonnaissances
   ni6d.-chir., Paris,  1845,  p. 245.—Congenital  deficiency
   of part of one of the abdominal muscles.   Med. Times and
   Gaz., 1858,  xvii, p. 9.— Currell (T.)  Case . . .  Amer.
   Jour, of Med. Sci., 1837, xxi, p. 531.—Davy (II.)   . .  .  case
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   Bickie (J.)  Congenital deficiency of the hypogastric re-
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   heruie ombilicale congenitale par absence d'une  portion do
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   Fredigke (G.)  Ectropium intestiuoruin.  Chicago  Med.
   Examiner, 1869,  x, pp. 16-17.— In-unil  (W. A.)  Missbil-
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   Goyrauil.   Eventration ombilicale  cong6nitale enorme
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   Amer. Jour. Med.  Sci., 1854,  xxviii, n.  s.,  pp. 394-395.—
   Horniblow.   [Case.]   Trans. Ohst.  Soc, Lond., 1871,
   xii,  pp.  247-248. — Humby  (W.)  [Case.]   Med.  and
   Phys. Jour..  Lond., 1800, iii, pp. 137-138.— Laeroix (E.)
   Observation surun  foetus presentant une eventration con -
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   Mason  (W. K.)  Singular case of congenital deformity—
   [operation—cure].   New Jersey Med. Reporter, 1853, vi,
   p. 282. — ITIiiroy  (A.)  [Case.]'  Brit. Med. Jour., Loud.,
   1875, i, p. 275.—Ogle (J. W.)   A  child having the greater
   part ot the stomach, duodenum, and all  the intestines ex-
   ternally  . . .  Trans. Path. Soc, Lond.,  1864, xv, pp. 236-
   237. — Pa ter son (G. H. H.) Case. . ., with extroversion
   of abdominal viscera.  Monthly Jour, of  Med Sci., Edinb.,
   1852, xv,  pp. 169-170.—Bamse'y (S.)   Case . .  .   Entire
   want of  development  of  the parietes  of the abdomen.
   Northwestern Med. and Surg. Jour.,  1*57, xiv, p. 450. —
   Robinson (A. C.)  Case. .  .  Maryland Med. and Surg.
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   Missbildung des Unterleibes.  Rust's Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk.,
   1830, xxxi,  pp. 534-537.—Walsh.  Case. . .   New  York
   Jour, of Med., 1854, xii, n. s., pp. 384-386.—Wilson (J.S.)
   [Case.]   Ohio Med. and Surg.  Jour., Columbus, 1851-52, iv,
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ABDOMEN {Milky fluid in).   See, also, Lymphat-

   ics  {Diseases of).
    See  Abcll (T.)  Remarkable case  of abdominal tu-
   mor—milky  discbarge.   Boston  Med.  and  Surg.  Jour.,
   1833, vii, pp.  13-14.—Lorain.   Examen  chimiqnc  d'un
   liquide laiteux obtenu  par la  ponction pratiqnee sur une
   jeune fllle de 8 ans.  Mem. Soc. de biologie,  1859, v, 2o
   ser., pp. 162-166.—Van Camp (F. L.)  Observation d'une
   ascite.   Operation de la paracentese,  sortie d'un liquide
   d'un aspect laiteux.  Annales de la Soc. de med. d'Anvers,
   1842, pp.  86-87; analyse  par M. Michiels, pp. 88-91.—
   Weaver  (F. W.)   A case of chylous  dropsy.  London
   Med., Surg., and Pbarm. Repository', 1814, ii, pp.377-378.

ABDOMEN {Pain in).

    Blum {E.)   *De dolore hypochondriaco, vnlgo

   sed  falso putato splenetico.   4Y  Lipsiae [1671].

    -----* The same.   4°.  Lipsiae, 1633.

    Ludwig {C.G.)  Monitasemioticain dijudicandis

   infimi  ventris doloribus   sistis.   4°.   [Lipsiae,

   1759.]

    See, also, Aubert.   Des points donloureux do la paroi
   abdominale dans les suites de couches.  Mem. Soc. des sci.
   med., Lyon, 1868, vii, pp. 153-158.—Bird (G.)  Ou  some
   forms  of abdominal neuralgia depending  on uterine irri-
   tation.   London and Edinb. Monthly Jour. Med. Sci., 1843, 
ABDOMEN.
7
ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Pain in).
  iii, pp. 29-40.—Canton.  Hysterical pain in the abdomen.
  Lancet, Lond.,  1856, i, p.  372.—Croft  (R.  C.)  Obscure
  pain in the epigastrium ot a little child. Lancet, Lond.,
  1856, i, pp. 205-206.—Day (W.  H.)  Case of neuralgia of
  the abdominal  muscles .  .  .   Brit.  Med. Jour., 1864, i,
  pp. 412-414.—Habershon (S. O.)  Fixed abdominal pain.
  Guy's Hosp. Lep., Lond .  1*71, xvi, 3d ser.,  pp. 410-415.—
  Holme* ("T. K.» Abdominal neuralgia.  Peninsular Jour.
  of Med.. D -troit, 1873, ix, pp. 102-104.—.lone* (H.)  Cases
  of abdominal neuralgia.  Lancet, Lond.. 1870, ii, pp. 704-
  706.—Oliver (J.)  Case of neuralgia of the abdominal par-
  ietes.  Edinburgh Med. Jour , Apiil, 1*57, ii, pp. 911-914.—
   Trelat.  Nevralgie abdominale.  Injections hypodermi-
  ques.  l*n de leurs inconvenients. Revue de therap. med.-
  cbir., 1*74, xii, pp. 509-510.

ABDOMEN {Paracentesis  of).  See, also, Ascites.

     Briot {F. A.) *Des accidents dans la paracentese

  abdominale.   4°.   Strasbourg, 1859.

     Festy {G-.)   * De la paracentese abdominale.  4°.

   Paris,  1873.

     Friedrich {E.)    Die Paracentese  des Uuterleibs

  bei  Darmperforatiou  im Abdoruinaltyphus.  8°.

   Berlin, 1867.

     Ganderax {C.)   * La paracenthese de 1'abdomen

  dans le cas d'ascite primitive, ...  4°.   Paris, an

   xii (1804).

     Grundmann {C. A. A.)     * De paracentesi  abdo-

   minis  et vnlneratione ex  ea orta.  8°.  Lipsiae,

   1854.

     Kaiser (F. F.)  * Ueber die operative Behaudlung

   der Banchempyeme.   8°.   Freyburg, 1875.

     Lassis{S.)  *Sur les avantages delaparacenthese

   pratiqu6e des le commencement  de l'bydropisie

   abdominale.   8°.  Paris, an xi.

     Moure {R.)  * Des accidents de  la  paracentese

   abdominale dans l'ascite.   4°.  Paris, 1873.

     Xoicack {J.)  * De pnnctione abdominis ejusqne

   tumorum, casn quodam adjecto.  8°.   Vratislavice,

   1866.

     Spiritus (J. F.  C.)   * Diss, inaug. . .  . sistens

   disquisitioneui variae  rationis paracentesiu  abdo-

   minis instituendi.  8-'.  Jenae [1794].
     See,  also, Begin (L. J.)   Memoire sur l'ouverture  des
   collections de  liquides purulents ou autres,  developp6es
   dans la cavitede (abdomen.  Jour. univ. et hebd. de m6d.,
   etc.,  Paris, 1830, i, pp. 417-440.—Carter (T. A.) .  . .  im-
   provement of paracentesis abdominis in cases of ascites.
   Med. Times and Gaz , Lond., 1860, ii, pp. 253, 254.—Forget.
   Do la ponctiou ombilicale dans l'ascite ; accident non prevu
   par les auteurs.  Bull. gcu. de theiap. med.  et chir., Paris,
   1850, xxxviii, pp. 481-187.— Hayilen (T.) . . . paracentesis
   abdominis in cases of ein -hosisol' the liver. Irish Hosp. Gaz.,
   Dublin, 1875, iii, pp. 6:1-71.—Hilchcoek (U. O.)  Case of
   puncture of the intestine in paracentesis after a previous
   operation.  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1856-57,  lv,  pp.
   317-318.—Hubbard (T.)   On paracentesis of tho abdo-
   men.  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1*33, vii, pp. 101-108.—
   Hunter (W. B.) Case... Brit. Med. Jour., 1873, i, pp. 558-
   559.— linage.  Punctio abdominis bei eiuer an Wasser-
   Bucbt leidenden Scbwangern.   Deutsche Klinik, xii, 1868,
   ]>[). *9-9d. — l.ecard.  Sur les accidents loeaux consecu-
   tif's  a   la paracentese abdominale,  et sur  les moyeus
   d'y rcniedicr.   Recueil de mem. do med.,  de chir. et de
   pharm.mil.,  Paris, 1*65, xiii, 3o ser., pp. 376-394—J.yoiim. I
   Tapping in some cases of  abdominal dropsy.  Irish Hosp.
   Gaz., Dublin, 1873, i, pp. 15-16.—.Tlartin (E.)  The supe-
   rior  advantage of tapping  at  tlie  navel.  Med. Reposi-
   tory, X. V., 1805, ii, pp.  3f3-3.-9. — Michel.  ILrnie de
   l'i''pi]>loon a  la suite  de la  ponctiou abdominale.  Jour.
   des connaissances nn d.-cbir.  I'ai-is. 1.-51,2e ser., pp. 99-100.—
   .Tloneklon  (M.i   Paracentesis abdominis.  Brit. Med.
   dour.. I.-13. i. p. 250. — ITI or rill (F.J.)  On paracentesis abdo-
   minalis.  Itostoii Med. and Surg. Jour., 1874, xc, pp. 57-5*.—
   [\iii;cl  il. )    Kiitiscbc Bemerkungen iiber die seit  den
   allesn n his nil  die neuestcn Zeiten geiibten Operationsmc-
   thodeu der Paracentese des Unterleibes, . . .  Zeitschr. f.
   Med., Chir. u.  Gcburtsh.,  Magdeluu g, 1855,  ix, pp. 51-81.—
   Hinis (J.)  On the  paiacetitesis.  Mem. of  Med.  Soc. of
   Loud.,  1792,iii,pp.  17-2-J7;>. — vpiegrlberg (C.)  Beitriige
   zur diagnostischen  Punction  bei abdomiuellen Fliissig-
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ABDOMEN {Paracentesis of).
  iii. pp. 271-2*2.—Storer.  Posture of the patient in para-
  centesis abdominis.  Amer. Jonr. Med. Sci.,1853, xxvi, n. s.,
  p. 75.— Van Burcn <\V. II )  Protrusion of omentum alter
  the operation of paracentesis abdominis.  Xew York Jour.
  of Med., 1*49, ii, pp. 332-334.—Yogel (S. G.)   Von  einem,
  dureh  seine Folgen todtlich abgelauteneu,  Banchstiche.
  Jour, der pract.  Arzueyk. n.   Wundarzueykunst,  1795,
  i, (2tes St.), pp. 255-276.

ABDOMEN {Pulsation  in).   See. also,  Aneuiism

  {Aortic;  Cidiac axis, etc.)

    Albers {J. A.)  Ueber Pulsation en im Unterleib.

  8C.  Bonn, 1803.

    Boetticher {C. L.)  * De  pulsatione  epigastrica.

  8Y  Halae [1825].

    Burns {A.)   Observations  ... on preternatural

  pulsation in the epigastric region .. .  *f0.  Edinb.,

  1809.

     Clarus {H. J.)  * De  pulsatione  abdominali im-

  primis epigastrica.   4.  Lips'ue,\>\\.

     Heine  {S.)    * De  pulsatione  abdomiuali.   8■'.

  Berolini, 18-26.

     Hohnbaum  {C.)   Ueber  die Pulsation in der

  Oberbauchgegend, als  begleitendes Symptom der

  Indigestion.   12 ■•'.  Hildburghausen, 1836.

     Lavit {U.)   * Des  battemeuts  gastriques.  4Y

  Strasbourg, l-<64.

     Magnus {G. H. de).   * Dc pulsatione abdominali.

  8-.   [Dorpat,]  1*<27.

     Scheunemann  {J. G. J.)   r  Nonnulla de  pulsati-

  onis epigastricae causis et  dhignosi.   8°.   Halae

  [lYi.-,].

     Sergeant {L.)   * Des palpitations artdrielles idi-

  opatbiques de 1'abdomen.   4Y  Paris, 1^74.
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  and Surg. Jour., 1807, iii, pp. 8-12. —A njioii (M.)  Sioria di
  un tumorc pulsante alia regione precordiale . . .  (iiorualu
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   Itaillie <M.)    Upon  a strong pulsation of the aorta, iu
   the epigastric region.  Trans. College of Phys , Lond., 1813,
   iv, pp. 271-277.— Bomiar iG. L.)   Abnormal pulsation iu
  the abdomiual aorta, the  result of excessive  depletion.
   Lancet, Lond., 1*15, ii. pp. 449-451.—C'oley (J. M.)   Case of
  an enlarged and tuberculated liver, a part of  which  having
   formed a pulsating tumour in the epigastrium, was mistaken
   for an aneurism.  Med  and Phys. Jour., Lond., 1*07, xviii,
  pp. 485-493.— Daivitu (J.) Pulsations in the abdomen.
   Western Lancet. 1 - 11.  ii, pp. 399-405 — Durrani  (C  M.)
   Abdominal  pulsation following  peritonitis.  Piovimial
   Med. and Surg. Jour., Lond., 1850. pp. i55-256. —  Fnin-
   sett (VV.)  Violent pulsations of the aorta in the  epi-
   gastric region, and their treatment.  Dublin Journal of
   Med. Sci., 1837, xi, pp.  439-454  - Kente.   Preti matural
   abdominal pulsation.   London  Med. Gaz., 1828, i, pp. 482-
  483. — .'I a cm io aiul Muiirfru*  (S.)   Pulsations abdomi-
  nales  idiopathii|iies.   Lnion n.edicale, Paris, 1*52, vi, pp.
  81-82;  also in Bulletin de lAcademie de med., Paris, 1*6*,
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  522. — IVlott (V.)  Pulsation in epigastric, with an  inquiry
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  1845, ii, pp. 43-44.

ABDOMEN {Rheumatism of).

     Strebel {L. A.)  * De rbeuiuatisino musculorum

  abdominis adjectis morbi bistoriis.  * .   Berolini

  [1835].
     See, also, Genenl.  Kocherclns sur quolques cas de rlm-
  matisme des parois abdominales qui peuvent etre  confon-
  dus avec la peritonite gciicrale.   Gaz. med. de Paris, 1.-32,
  iii, pp. 739-741, 759-761,  772-774.

ABDOMEN  i Tumors of).    See,  also, Aneurism

  {Aortic)',  Faeces  {Impacted); Groin  {Tumor oj ); 
ABDOMEN.
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ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Tumors of).

  Pregnancy {Complicated), und. under the several
  organs.
    Bose {E.  G.)   .  . . coalitus viscernm  veutris
  historiam trad it.  4°.  Lipsiae, 1776.
    Bright  {R.)   ... on abdominal tumours and
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    [Reprinted from " Gtv's IIosp. Rep."  Edited by G. H.
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    Burkmann {A.)   * De tumoribus cavi abdominis
  explorandis atque  dignoscendis  nonnulla.   8°.
  Berolini, 1861.
    Butkewitsch {R.  v.)  * Ueber die Differential-Di-
  agnose der Nieren  und  Eierstockscysteu.   8°.
  Breslau, 1871.
    Caiier {J. L.)  Insignis cujusdam physconiie stea-
  tomatosje exhibeturexemplnm. 8°. DresuVe [1810].
    Chassaignac {E.)  * Des tumeurs enkyst6es  de
  1'abdomen.  4°.  Paris, 1851.
    Dumoutier (J.-X.)  * Essai sur le diagnostic dif-
  f6rentiel des principales tumeurs chroniqnes qui
  pouvent se d6velopper dans lacavitc abdominale,
  ...  4°.   Paris, 1833.
    Eickholt {A.)   * Ueber die Differentialdiagnose
  derTumoren iu derRegio  ileocoecalis.   8°.  Bonn,
  1873.
    Hilscher  {S.  P.)  De tumore ventris oblongo
  post partium farcimini simili.   4Y  Jevae,  1741.
    Hoffmann {J.)   * De caussis physconiaj.   4°.
  Francofurti ad Viadrum [1794].
    Kapuscinski {B.)  * Retroperitoneal - Sarcome.
  8°.   Berlin [1873].
    Marion-Bussy {fi.-G.)  . . .  diagnostic diffe"ren-
  tiel de quelques tumeurs de"velopp6es  dans la re-
  gion e"pigastrique.   4°.  Paris, 1831.
    Miltenberger {J.-T.)   Du diagnostic  diffe'rentiel
  des  tumeurs  d6veloppoes  dans  l'hypochondre
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    Penard {L.)   *. . . diagnostic des  tumeurs in-
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    Polilius{J. C.)  Historiam steatomatisproponit.
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    Pollau (P. L. F.)  * Sistens iutumescentias ven-
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    Royet {L.-E )  Considerations sur quelques  tu-
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    [In Hali.er. Disp. ad morb., t. 4.]
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iBDOMEN {Tumors of). ■

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ABDOMEN.
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ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Tumors of).
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   persistent vomiting and  great emaciation.   Irish Hosp.
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   la Soc.  de Biologie, 1851,  ii, 1/3 s6r., pp. 139-141.—Nunn.
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   med. Wochenschr., 1862, pp. 1 .  . . 369.— Pagnui  (G.)
   . .  .  tumore addoininale  guarito collatintuia alcoclicadi
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   in  the  omentum and  abdominal  walls of a woman as a
   source of error in diagnosis.  Amer. Jour, of Obst., N. Y.,
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   Pilcher.   Obscure abdominal  tumors.   Laucet, Lond.,
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   anus.  Laucet, Lond., 1831, ii, pp. *6-89.—Boutb (C. H. F.)
   Three cases . . .  Obst. Jour, of  Gr. Brit, and Ireland,
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   gliouuaire coiffee par  l'intestin et sortie par l'anus.  Gaz.
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   Beitrage  zur Diagnostik der  chrouischen  Unterleibsge-
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   429.—Nrhmnlz  der Jiingere.  Kraukheitsgeschichte und
   Leicheniiifnung eines, an einer grotseu Speckgeschwulst iz-
   Unterleihe  verstoi la nen  Jiinglings.   Jour. d. pract. Arm
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   Selig (I. T. X.)   Geschichte einer siebenjahrigen Baucbge-
   schwulst mit Schwanger.schaft,  nebst  Sectionsbericnt.
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   pp. 271-277.—Hellene Pseudoproduction in derBauch- und
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   Series ol cases  . . .   Met). Times and Gaz., n. s., 1855, x,
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   1*56, liv, pp. 339-310.—Sutton (\V. L.)  Case.   Western
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      2 M ('
ABDOMEN {Tumors of).
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   Tott (C. A.)   [Case.J Jour.  d. Chir. uAugenheilk., Ber-
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   xliii, pp. 128-141.

ABDOMEN  {Tumors of, Cancerous and malignant).

     Broers {J. C.)- Observationes  anatomico-patho-

   logicae.    [Case of cancer of stomach and intes-

   tines.]  fol.   Lugd. Batav., 1839.

     Buchner {A. E.) and Hebenstreit {J.  C.  E.)   De

   scirrho meseuterii  exnlcerato.  Halae, 1756.
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   mal  cavity.   Bost. Med. and Surg. Jour., 1*71, viii, p. 379.—
   ttrigham (W.J   Case of pulsating abdominal tumour.
   Medical Tunes and Gazette, Lond., 1.-53, vi, p. 470—Broca.
   |Case.   Ablation.]   Bull, de la Soc.anat.de Paris, 1853,
   xxviii,  pp.  1*4, 185.—[Kucquoy. j  Cancer abdominal.
   Mouveuient med. Paris, 1875, xiii, pp. 346-348.—tlnxc. . . .
   Iliac nerve involved in cancerous mass.  Trans. Path. Soc,
   Phila.,  1857, i,  pp. 25-26.—Choinel.   Observation d'une
   maladie caucereuse de l'abdoinen.  Bull, de la.  Faoulte de
   med. de Paris,  1875, iv, pp. 253-200.—Clark (A.)   Euce-
   phaloid disease of a child.  New  York Journal of .Med.,
   1*54, xiii, u. s., p. 227.—Crawford.   Case of cysto-sarco-
   matous tumor . . .  Brit. Amer. Jour, of Med. and Phys.
   Sci., Montreal, 1849, iv,  pp. 317-318.—Culleu (J. S. i>.)
   ICase.J   Tin ice tapped, each time with the removal of two
   or three gallons  of thick gelatinous amber-colored fluid.
   Va.  Clm. Kecord, 1*73-74, iii, pp. 318-320.—Cutting (F.)
   [Case.J   Lost. Med. & Surg. Jour., 1843, xxvii, pp. 39H-400. -
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   Eucephaloid cancer of the bowels.  Proceedings of Med. As-
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   ous mass arising from the subperitoneal tissue, between the
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   tumour of the abdomen.  Trans. Path. Soc. of Loud., 1849-
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   ease of the lymphatic glands of the abdomen.   *inier. Jour.
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   cancerous tumors of the abuomeu and testicle. Glasg. Med.
  Jour.,  1867, ii,  3d s., pp. 68-71.—Goupi 1.  [Case.  With
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   1*54, xxix, pp.37-39.—Griseom.  Medullary cancer simu-
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   abdomen. North Amer. Med.-Chir. Rev., Phil., 1860, iv, pp.
   866-e69.—Harden.    [Case ]    Perforation of the ileou.
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   [Case]  Dubl. Quart. Jour. Med. Sci., 1*73. Iv, pp. 33U-37L—
   ■ teequiu.  . . . tumeurseneephaluideseuoriuis dcvelop-
  pees nans le tissu cellulaire retro peritoneal,  sur le d6lroit
  superieur du bassin et surlacolouue vertebrale. Mortle cin-
  quieiue inois apartirde l'apparition des tumeurs; neerop-
  sie.   Kecueil de mem. de mod., de chir. et de phariu. mil.,
  Paris,  1847,  iii, 2e ser.,  pp. 187-193.— Ilelmiek (A. S.)
  Case. Stethoscope, Kichmoud, 1855, v, pp. 717-723.—Hono-
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  [Case.]   Proceedings Med.  Assoc, of State of  Alabama,
  1*55, pp. 87-88.—HoinaiiM (U. D.)  Colloid  cancer in the
  neighbourhood of the ca:ouui—extensive perforating ulcer of
  the stomach: old peritonitis.   Boston Medical and Surgical
  Journal, 1860, lxii, pp. 21-23.—Hunt (E. M.)  [Twocases.j
  Medical Kecord, Yew York, 1874, ix, pp. 422-423. — II >«l«
  (F )   Malignant tumors  of  the abdomen.    Transactions
  X. V". St. Med. Soc, 1*70, pp. 139-153. — luieue*  (L. M.)
  Tumor del vientre probablemente de naturaleza  cancerosa.
  Gaccta med., Mexico, 1*66, ii, pp. 2*5-2*7. — .! aeksou. Case
  . . . from . . . a child ;  . .  . value of the microscope in the 
ABDOMEN.                                      10                                       ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Tumors of, Cancerous and malignant.)
   Htndy of morbid growths. Bost. Med. &. Surg. Jour., 1870, v,
   pp. 261-262.—Jenkins (J. F.) Colloid cancer of abdomen.
   New York Med Times, 1854, iii, pp. 12-15.—Kallmann.
   Markschwamm in der Bauchhohle und  Melanosis.   Med.
   Zeitung,  Berlin, 1846, xv, pp. 20 - 21. — Km eland (J)
   Cases.  New York Jour,  of Med., 1853, xi, n. s., pp.  340-
   349,—I-arijc and probably malignant tumour in the abdo-
   men, occurring during the'course of syphilis—death.  Med.
   Times and Gaz., Loud., 1854, ix, n. s.,'  p. 467.— Censure
   (D.)  [Case.]  . .  . resulting in artificial anus.   American
   Journal of  Medical Science, 1863, xiv, pp. 263-266. — Iie-
   dcntu.  Tumeur encephaloide  de  1'abdomen.  Tumeur
   du testicule.  Fougus caneereux et caillots trouves en dif-
   ferents points du systeme vascnlaiiv.  Bull, de la Soc. anat.
   de Paris, 1863, xxxviii, pp. 251, 255. — dcvizey.   Myeloid
   tumors of the abdomen involving the head of the pauoreRS.
   Proceedings Path. Soc. of Phila., i, 1859,  p.  190.—Lincoln
   (G. C.)   [Cas,•.]_ Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1861, lxiv, pp.
   471-473,—Ijiveiug.   Cancer of ovai ies, peritoneum, and
   umbilicus; compression of  the  common  bile-duct; jaun-
   dice; death.   Lancet, London,  1875, ii, pp. 8-9.— Mayne.
   Malignant tumors iu the abdomen and pelvis.   Cyst in the
   liver. Dublin Quart. Jour. Med. Sci., 1853,  xv, pp. 467-469.—
   Mayo.  Cancer of the  integuments of the abdomen, of
   thirty yeais' standing.  Lond. Med. Gaz., 1835, xvi, p. 318.—
   Miner  (J.  F.)  Eucephaloid tumour.  Buffalo  Med. and
   Surg. Jour, and Reporter, 1861, i, pp. 259-260.— Montgom-
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   Moore (K. P.)   Carcinoma of the stomach, bowels and
   omentum.   Atlanta Med. and Surg. Jour., 1874-75, xii, pp.
   200-203.—Xivison (N.)    [Case]   Trans. N. Y. St. Med.
   Soc, 1863, pp. 228-233.—O'Connor.  [Case.]  .... asso-
   ciated  with scirrhns of the pylorus.   Trans. Path. Soc. of
   London. 1856-57, viii,  pp. 186-190.—O'Ferral (J. M.)  En-
   cepbaloid tumors in the abdomen mistaken for extra-uterine
   foetation.   Question  of  Cassarean section.  Med. Times,
   London, 1815, xi, pp. 341-342. —  O'Fcrrall.  Malignant
   tumor  simulating  abdominal aueurism.   Dublin Quart.
   Jour. Med.  Sci., 1850, x, pp. 216-217.—Ogle (J. W.)  Two
   cases.   St. George's Hosp. Rep., Lmd., 1875, vii, pp. 217-
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   side of the  abdomen, . . . —excision—death,  after  three
   weeks, from hemorrhage  into the bronchial tubes. North-
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   Bay (C )  Fungus hamiatodes.   Lancet,  Lind., 1841, i, pp.
   405-406.—Bobcrts.   [Case.]  New York Med. Times, 1852,
   ii, p. 174.—Bobertson (R.)  [Case. ]  In a child four years
   of age.   Australian Med. Jour., Melbourne,  1870, xv, pp.
   144-145.—Bokitansky.  Carcinoma glandularuni retro-
   peritonealium et lienis. Pleuritis dextra.   Allg. wien. iced.
   Zeitung, 1857, ii, pp. 133-134.—Bullicr.  EYartenient con-
   siderable des cotes gauches ; saillie en avant et en arriere,
   simulant un emphyseme ; pouction ne donnant issu k aucun
   liquide;  mort;  tumeur  encephaloide enorme,  occupant
   toute la cavite de 1'abdomen. Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1833, vii,
   pp. 101-102.—Salter (T.)  Case.   Trans. Prov. Med. and
   Surg. Assoc, Loud., 1837,  v, pp. 325-343.—Sanderson (J.
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   xviii, pp. 149-151.—Senklcr (A. E.)   Remarkable medul-
   lary tumors. Northwestern Med. and Surg. Jour., 1870-71.
   i, pp. 286-289.—Sieveking (E.  H.)    Case.   Association
   Med. Jour., Lond., 1856, i, pp. 305-307.—Smith (R. \\r.) Eu-
   cephaloid tumors in the abdomen.    Dubliu Quart. Jour.
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   xxiv, pp. 25-27, 1 pi.—Stokes.   Eucephaloid tumors in the
   abdomen.   Dublin Quart. Jour. Med. Sci, 1850, x, pp. 202-
   203.—Thompson (H.)    Subcutaneous malignant tumor,
   containing melanotic matter.   Lancet, Lond., 1859, i, n. s.,
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   complete obliteration of vena cava.)  Bull, de la Soc. anat.
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   cephaloid tumor of the abdomen weighing 30 lbs.   New
   York Jour, of Med., 1850,  v, pp. 337-340— Williams (C. J.
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 ABDOMEN {Tumors of,  Cystic and hydatid).

      Chevallier{P.)  * Essai snr I'hydropisie enkystee

   des parois ahdomiuales.  4°.  Paris, 1^72.

      Moller {J. E.)   Nogle anatomiske Jagttagelser.

   Proveskrift.  12°.  Kiobenhavn,\77(\.
LBDOMEN {Tumors of, Cystic and hydatid.)
    See, also, Adams.  Hydatid cyst in the parietes of the
 abdomen.  Lancet, Loud., 1851, i, n. s., p. I >5.— Allaire.
 Hydropisio  enkyst6e;  ouverture spontanee.   Keoidive;
 paracentese; suerison. Jour, des connais. med.-chir., Paris,
 1835-36, pp. 458-460.—Arnould  (J.)  Kyste hyilathiue de
 la paroi abdominale.  Recueil de mem. do m6d., de chir. et
 de pharm. mil., Paris, 1868, xxi, 3e ser., pp. 346-349.—AI lee
 (W. L )   Congenital  tumour, composed of numerous cysts.
 Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1844, vii, pp. 84-88.—Bailey (J. S.)
 A case of lipomata.   Amer. Jour, of Obstet., 1873, vi, pp.
 38-42.—Ball.  Tumeur kystique adherente ;i  plusieuts
 anses du jejunum.   Bull, de la Soc. anat. do Paris.  1357,
 xxxii, pp. 400-403-Bantock (G. G.)   [Case]  Chronic
 pneumonia; high temperature ; disappearance of the cyst
 and  recovery.   Ohstet.  Jour, of Gr.  Britain  and  Ire-
 laud,  1875,  ii'i, pp. 4-59-496, 1 tab— Bank (H )  Echino-
 coccus-Cyste in der Bauchwand. Deutscht s Archiv f. klin.
 Med., Leipzig,  1870,  vii, 614-616.—Beauehet.   iCase.]
 Bulletin  de la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1852,  xxvii, pp. 20-21.—
 Bessieres (L.) Rupture d'un kyste hydropique ; opanche-
 nient; resorption.  L'experience jour. m6d. et chir., Paris,
 1844. xiv, rip. 65-67 ; Annales de la chir. fraucaise, 1844, xii,
 p. 371 —Birkett.   Small movable  tumour in the abdo-
 men.    Med. Times,  Lond., 1852, v,  n. s , pp.  621-622.—
 Boinet.  Du diagnostic differential  des tumeurs du
 ventre avec les kvstes des ovaires.   Gaz. hebd.  de med.
 etdechir., Paris,'i860, vii, pp. 7, 69, 102, 149.— Borland.
 .  . .  rec >very from supposed  rupt ire of an  abdominal
■ tumor, followed by partial peritonitis.  Boston Med. and
 Surg. Jour., 1873,' x,  pp. 455-457.—Boruct.  Hydropisie
 enkystee des  parois abdominales, ay ant produit la com-
 pression de la veiue cave ascendante.   Bull, de la Soc. anat.
 de Paris, 1844. xix, pp. 283-291.—Briekell.  [Case.]   Op-
 eration—recovery.   New Orleans Med. and Surg. Jour.,
 1848-49, v, pp. 681-682.—Bright.  .  . . cases of aoephalo-
 cyst hydatids. Guy's Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1837, ii, pp. 432-492,
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 tation of hepatic and pancreatic ducts from stricture, and
 of hydatid cysts of  abdomen.  St. Thomas's Hosp. Rep.,
 Lond., 1873, iv, n. s., pp. 141-162.—Clark  (A.)   Encysted
 tumors in the peritoneal cavity.  New York Jour, of Med.,
 1860,  viii, 3d ser., pp. 97-98.—C'lauzure.  Kyste pileux
 abdominal.   Bull, oe la Soc. med. d'em.  de Paris, n. s.,
 1867,  i, pp. 64-71.— Concato (L.) Sopra un corpo intra-
 addoiuinale.  Riv. cliu. di Bologna, 1872, ii, ser. 2, pp. 1-5.—
 Dcguise fils.  Kystes multiples de la parol abdominale.
 Bull,  de la Soc. de chir. de  Paris, 1858, viii, pp. 459-460.—
 Duplay.  THydatid «yst  developed between the  peri-
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 Paris, 1864, xxxix, pp. 501-502.—Ellis (C.)  Case of ecbino-
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 disease,  in which the substance of various viscera was de-
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 hydatid  tumour in the abdomen.  Dublin Quart. Jour. Med.
 Sci., 1868, xlvi, pp. 236-238.—[Holmes. | Hydatid cyst con-
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 dropsy.  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1845, n. s., x, pp. 323-327.—
 Huntington (T. R.)  Case .  . . , containing hair, teeth,
 etc.  Buffalo Med.  Jour.,  etc.,  1852-53, viii, pp. 161-162.—
 Hutchinson (J.)  [1]   [Case.]  . .  . discharging itself at
 intervals per vaginara.   Brit. Med. Jour., 1862,  ii, p  296.—
  [2] Surgical treatment of hydatid  tumors in  the abdo-
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 Hntton.  Extra-renal tumour.   Dubliu Quart.  Jour.
  Med. S i., 1848, vi, pp. 447-449.—Jones (C. H.)  Two cases
 of hydatid tumour.   Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1874, i, pp.
  420-421.— Joslin (E. M.)   Adventitious fibroid sac in ab-
  domen ; paracentesis;  twelve  hundred  and  seventv-five
  pounds  of fluid drawn off in thirty-one  operations;' post
  mortem.  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., Jan., 1869, pp. 96-99.—
  Klein in. Eine seltene Unterleibscyste bei eiuem Kiude.
  Archiv  d. Heilk., 1867, pp. 89-94 -Lane (W. R.)  [Case.]
  . . .; rapid disappearance, with excessive urinary discharge.
  Brit. Med. Jour., 1871, i, p. 419.—Large hydatid absciss in
  the  abdominal walls—puncture—recoverv.   Med.  Times
  andGaz.,Lond.,n. s., 1855, x,p. 11.—Legg (J. W.)  Hydatids
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  Batthol. Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1874, x, pp. 241-251.—ljclong.
  Kyste hydatique probable des parois abdominales.  Ouver-
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ABDOMEN.
11
ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN {Tumors of, Cystic and hydatid).
   1-67, xiii, pp. 419-421.—Motley (J.) Hydatid tumors in the
   abdomen and pelvis.   Lancet,  Lond., 1845, ii,  p. 290.—
   Morion  (J.)  Case.  Glasgow  Med. Jour., 1828. i. pp.
   19-2 i.—Miiller.  Ein Tumor cystieus, Hydatiden en thai-
   tend, im Abdomen.   Zeitschr. f.' Med.. Chir. u. Geburtsh.,
   1-58,  xii, pp.  117-120.—Nclaton.  Tumeur de la region
   epigastrique.  Hvdatides.  Gaz. des hop., Paris. 1845, 2e
   ser., pp.  118, 178 — Palamidessi (C)  Guarigione d'una
   vasta cisfe  idatigeua  del bassoventre.   Lo Sperimen-
   tale,  Firenze, 1865,  xv, pp. 193-207.—Pick.  Enormous
   fatty tumour of the abdomen.  Trans. Path. Soc. of Lond.,
   1-69, xx, pp. 337-341.—Polk (J. J.) Case.  Western Jour.
   of Med.  and Surg.,  Louisville, 1841, iv, 2d ser., pp. 34-36.—
   Porter (J. G.)  Case.  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1837, xx,
   pp. 264-265.—Pretty (W.)  Case. An enormous hydatid,
   etc   Med. and Phys. Jour., Lond., 1823, i, pp.  267-271—
   Qiiarkrnbnth (j. V. P.) Sub-peritoneal  cystic tumor.
   [Two cases.]   Trans. Med. Soc. State of New Y'rk,  1675,
   pp. 203-207.—Bibes, fds.  Kyste communiquant avec l'esto-
   mac  affecte de cancer latent.  Revue  med., 1831, iii, pp.
   29-33.—Biehnrdson.  [Case.]   Slow diminution in size
   during three years.  Med. Times and Gaz , Lond., 1860, i, pp.
   11-12.—Bippmann (G.)   Eiue  setose  Cyste in der
   Bauchhohle mit eineni luhalt von 50  Litres Fliissiekeit.
   Deutsche Klinik, xxii, 1870, pp. 267,278,289, 298.-Boberts
   (D. L.)  Cyst  successfully removed by abdominal section.
   Liverpool and Manchester Med. and Surg. Rep., 1873, i, pp.
   190-192— Boberts (L.) Abdominal cyst/ Brit. Med. Jour.,
   1873,  i,  p. 48. — Bupp  (J.)   Operation  einer grossen
   Balggescliwulst in del Lnterleibshohle.   Zeitschrift des
   deutschen Chir.-Ver. I. Med., Chir. u.  Geburtshulfe, 1852, v,
   pp. 508-513.- Bussell (J.) Case.  Dublin Jour. Med. Sci., .
   1837-38, xii, pp. 238-243.—Scerig (W.) Von einer Hyda-
   tiden-Geschwulst,   die  aus  der  Unterleibshohle   einer
   Jungfrau gesehnitten wurde.   Schmidt's  Jahrb., Leipzig,
   1834, i, pp. 90-91— Simmons  (S. F.)  Case.  Med Commu-
   nications, Lond., 1784, i, pp. 101-106.—Stanley.  (Reported
   by Hoi.den (L.) )  Serous cyst between  the abdominal inns
   ciesin the left iliac region. London Med. Gaz.,n. s , 1*46, iii,
   p. 506.—Stanski.   [Case.J  Gaz. med. de Paris, 1852, vii,
   3c ser.,  pp. 629-630.—Stein (J.)   Eine colossale  Blutcste
   des Abdomen.  Archiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's),
   1870, xlix, pp. 136-142.—Trousscnu.  De l'acupnncture
   multiple connne  moyen  d'obteuir l'adherence  entre  les
   parois de l'abdomen et les kystes* contenus dans le ven-
   tre.  Bull. gen. de therap. med et chir., Paris,  1862.  lxiii,
   pp. 517-523 ; Bulletin de 1'Academic de med., Paris, 1862-63,
   xxviii, pp. 78-85.—Turner (J. W.)   [Case.]   Med. Times,
   Lond.,  1848, xviii,  pp. 154-156.—Wntiuough (W.)   Un-
   usual course  and  termination of an abdominal tumour.
   [Rupture and discharge  of  over 50 small fawn-colored
   stones]  Med. Times and Gaz., Loud.,  1*65,  ii, p. 628.—
   Weber (C.)  Sackgeschwulstdes Unterleibes von seltener
   Crosse  als Folge  einer  vernachliissigten  Kierstockent-
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   109-111. — Wolll  (M.)    Operative  Behandlnng zweier
   TJnterleibs-Echinococcen, nebst  einigen epicritischeu Be-
   merkunecn iiber fiinf fi iiber  in der hiesigen Klinik ope-
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 ABDOMEN ( Tumors of, Phantom).

      Boeder us  (./.)   Ad  exteros medicos, occasione

   fraudulentao mulieris, quae  per totatn fere vitani

   licto utoustroso ventre omnium decepit oculos, con-

   scripta epistola.   [n.p.,~\  1728.
      [In Hallek, Disp. ad niorb., t. 4 ]
      See, also.'Broca (P.)  Sur unepretendue grossesse extra-
   uterine,  traitee avec sucees parl'electro-puncture.  Mouiteur
   des hop., 1853, i, pp. 601-603.—Carter. Phantom tumour.
   Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1872, ii, p. 543.—Cullen (J. S.
   I>.)  Phantom tumor, supposed  to  be ovarian.  Autopsy
   revealed i o  disease  of  uterus  or ovaries,  but chronic
   inflammation of stomach.   Virginia Clin. Record, 1871-72, i
   pp. 153-154.—DaCosta (J. M.)  Clinical lecture on  spu-
   rious nr  "phantom"  tumors of the abdomen.  Philadelpliia
   Med. Times, i, 1871, p. 449 — l>rys<lalc (C. R.)  [Phantom
   tumour with hysteria ] Med. Press and ("ire, Lond.,1873, xvi
   ]>. 513—GreenhowfE. II.) On "phantom tumours" of the
   abdomen.  "Lancet, Lond., l.-'57, i, pp. 58-fiO.—Mnttison (J.
   V.)  A  case of phantom tumor.  Med. and Surg. Reporter,
   Phila, 1803, x, p. 201.—M'Donnell.   Case of phantom
   abdominal tumour.   Med. Times  and Gaz., Lond , 1-55, xi.
   n. s , pp.  47-4". — Morton.  Phantom tumor.  Med. Gaz., N.
   V , 1870, v,  p. 2ft3.— I'haiiloiu tumor.  Western Lancet,
   1.-57,  wiii. pp. 420-422 —Pluminer  i.I. S.)   Phantom tu-
   mors. Med. Counsel"!',  Columbus,  1.-56,  ii,  pp.  193-198.—
   Bumsliill and Jones.  Cases.  Med  limes  and  Gaz., i
   Loud, 1859. xl, pp. 579-580.—Simulated or "phantom"
   tumours   Med. Times and Gaz ,  Lond., If54, ix, n. s., pp.
   343-344.— Storer.  Hysteria with abdominal tumor disap-
   pearing after antispasmodic treatment.  Boston  Med. and
   Surg. Jour., 1*55, liii,  p. 19. —Thomas  (T. G.)  Rigidity  of
ABDOMEN {Tumors of, Phantom).
  abdominal muscles causing phantom tumor.  Med. and Surg.
  Reporter, Phila., 1874, xxx, pp. 477-478.

ABDOMEN (Tumors of the walls of).

     Cornils {C. R.)   * De nonnullis fibromatis tegn-

  ininibus abdominis.   4°.   Kiliae, 1Y6.">.

     Dewnlf{L.J.A.)  * ii. Des tumeurs qui peuveut

  occuper la paroi abdomi  aleanterieure.  4 .  Paris,

  1*39.

     See, also, Bailey  (J.  S.)   [Case of lipomata.]  Buffalo
  Med. and Surg. Jour., 1872-73, xii, pp. 302-303—Banks «L
  G.)  [Case.l  New Orleans Med. Jour.. 1844-45. i, pp. 63-64.—
  Bennett (R )  [Case.]  Autopsy.   Lancet, Loud., 1850. ii,
  u.s., pp. 328-329—Borland.  [Case]  Boston Med. and
  Surg. Jour.,  1863, lxviii, pp. 461-462.—Boulenger.  Tu-
  meur  fibreuse  hvpogastrique.   Bull, de 1'Acad. de med.,
  Paris, 1842-43, viii, pp. 650-658.—Bryant (T.)  Pendulous
  fibro-nucleated tumour developed on the skin of the abdo-
  men.  Trans. Path.  Soc. of Lond., 1856-57, viii, p. 388.—
  Cady.  [Fibrous tumor three inches above the umbilicus.]
  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1863,  lxviii, pp. 284-285.—
  Caffc.  Tumeur . . . de 1'abdomeu ties remaiquable . . .
  Bull, del'Acad, de med., Paris, 1854-55, xx, pp. 524-530.—
  Cameron  (H. C.)   Recurrent fibroid  tumour. Glasgow
   Med. Jour., 1875, vii, n. s^pp. 121-123.—C'homel.  Phleg-
  mon de la fosse iliaque.  xumeur developpee dans les pa-
  rois de l'abdomen.  Diagnostic differentiel.  Caz. des hop ,
  Paris, 1844, pp. 373-374, 386-387.—Clark (A.)  | Case.] Med.
   Times and Gaz., Lond., 1874, ii, pp. 494-495.—Conat.  En-
  ormous tumor of the side.  Amer. Med. Times, .N.  V., 1862.
  v, pp. 218-219.—Ci-itchett.   [Case.]  Trans. Path. Soc. of
  Loud., 1848-50, i, p. 337.— Delannny.  Fibromo de la pa-
  roi abdominale, adherent au peritoiue.  Dithcultes  particu-
  lieres de diagnostic—operation par morcellement et  ablation
  incomplete.  Moniteur des sci.. etc., Paris,  1860, ii, 2e ser.,
  pp. 651-653.—Diltel. Exstirpation eines Fibroids aus den
  Bauchdecken.  Allg. wien.  reed. Zeitung, 1867, xii, p. 61.—
   Dobie  (W. M.)  Fatty tumour of abdomen ; excision;
  cure.  Monthly Jour,  of Med.  Sci., Edinb., 1853,  xvii, pp.
   421-125 —Urnper  (F. W.)   Fibrous tumor  of abdominal
   parietes:  excision.  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1869, ii,
  up. 23-24 —Fieber  (C.)  Fibroid der Bauchdecken, vom
  linken  geradeu Bauchmuskel  ausgebend—Exstirpation —
  Einriss des Peritoneums—Heilung.  Wiener med.  Prcsse,
   1867, viii. pp. 813-816, 839-842 — (Jersung  (R.)  Grosses, in
  die Bauchhohle hineinragt ndes Fibroin der vorderen Bauch-
   wiind—Operation—Ileilunii.    Wiener med.  Wochenschr.,
   1874, xxiv, pp. 788-791— 4»ossclin.  [Case of iiponia, con-
   taining erectile tissue.]  Bull.de laSdc.auat.de Paris, 1842,
   xvii, p.  208.—4»ourauil.  |Sub-peritoneal lipoma of ab-
   dominal cavity. I   Bull. delaSoc. anat. de Paris, 1862, xxxvii,
   pp. 263-204—<NiiKseitbauer (K.)  Ein Fibroin der I'auch-
   wand von  der Scheide des rechten  geraden Bauehninskes-
   ausgebend und  mit  dem Peiitonauui verwachsen—Exstilr
   pation—Heiluii'j.  Wiener med. Wochenschr.,  1*73, xxiii,
   pp. 172-175.—Hall (C.)  Cat-e  . . .  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci.,
   Phila., 1831, viii, pp. 536-538.—Hodges  (R. M.)  Tumor of
   abdominal parietes; excised. Boston Mod. and Surg. Jour.,
   186*, i, p. 231.—IIoiiiiiiis (J.)  Monstrous growth  of fleshy
   substance in a child of five years old.  New England Jour-
   nal  Med. and Surg . B iston, 1*21, x, pp. 125-126.—I,aroy-
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   des ho]).,  Paris,  1*69, p. 450.—Ijisfrauc.   Tumeur iles
   parois abdominales : oiiverture^pontanee ; guerison.  Gaz.
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   larv growth  of abdominal wall.  Trans. Path. Soc. of Lond.,
   1871, xxii, p. 229.—O'Crady (E. St.i  [Case.]  ....closely
   simulated a hernia; recovery.  Dublin  Jour.  Med. Sci.,
   1*75, lx,  p 35, 2 pi.—Paget.   Fibro-nucleated tumonr of
   the abdomen of fourteen years growth ; removal.  Lancet,
   Lond., 1856, i, p. 625.—Paul.  [ Fibro-plastic  tumor of ab-
   dominal wall. I   Bull, de la Soc. anat. de  Paris, 1858, xxxiii,
   pp. 324-326.—Paul  (J.)  Vascular tumor on the  parietes
   of the abdomen.  Lancet, London, 1839, i, pp. 276-277 —
   Prizzoli (F.)  Cancroide nella regione epigastrica com-
   prendente il peritoneo.  Sua escisione ; guaiigioue.   Bull.
   delle sci. med., Bologna, 1873, xv,  ser. 5, pp. 341-353.— Sap-
   uey. Tumeur volumineuse de la region ombilicale. de na-
   ture tibro-plastique, prise pour une  tumeur encephaloide-
   extirpation — einploi  du chlornre de, sonde — guerison.
   Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1850, ii. 3e ser., p. 29.—Stokes  (W.)
   removal  of a fungus from  the abdominal walls.   (Cure.j
   Irish Hosp. Gaz, Dublin, 1*73, i, p. 35.—Stone (W.)  ['A
   fibro-adipose tumor", two  inches above the  umbilicus.
   removed]   New Orleans Med and Sm u. Jour., 1849-50. vi.
   pp. 420-422— Sydon (F. v.) ami Hedenius.  Eft fall af
   en storre tumdi i bukriiggen.   I'psala Lakaref. Fin-hand.,
   1867-68, iii,  pp.  649-655.— Virelmw (R.)   Ein  Fibroma
   molluscum cvsticum abdominale   Archiv f. path.  Anat.
   (Virchow's), 1*75, lxiii, pp. 566-567.— Ward (H.)   . . . adi-
   pose tumour of the  abdomen  weighinu 4?, pounds  avoirdu-
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ABDOMEN.
12
ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN (Varix of).
     See  Broca.  Varices de la paroi abdominale.  Revue
   med.-phot, des  hop.  de  Paris, 1875, vii, pp.  33-34,  1 pi.—
   DeBeauvais.  Varices traumatiques des parois abdo-
   minales.  Gazette des hopitaux de Paris, 1875, xlviii,  pp.
   555-557. — Singular instance of varicose enlargement of
   the superficial abdominal veins.  Lancet, London, 1828, ii,
   p. 158.

ABDOMEN ( Wounds  and  injuries of).   See, also,

   Anus  {Prwternatural);  Bladder, Colon,  Dia-

   phragm, Kidney, Intestine, Liver, Pelvis, Pe-

   rinaeum,  Stomach  (Wounds of);  Pregnancy
   {Injuries during).

             I.—Contusions and ruptures.

    Desoer {C.-J.)   *. . . sur l'lSpanebenient de sang

   dans l'abdomen, produit par cause externe.  4°.
   Paris, 1815.

    Durand  {L.-F.)   *  . .  . sur  l'inflammation  du

  tube alimentaire, a la  suite de coups de pieds de

   cbeval sur l'abdomen.   4Y   Paris, 1805.

     Fourcade {L.)   * fitude  clinique, anatomique

   et  experimentale  de  l'6pancbenient   de  sang

   dans l'abdomen,  par cause externe.   4°.   Paris,

   1629.

    Hammer  {G. F.)   * De  organoruui  abdominis

  rupturis  vi  externa  provocatis.   8Y    Berolini,

   1836.

    Penasse  {M.-T.)  *  . . . sur  les  contusions  de

  l'abdomen. 4°.   Paris, 1831.

     See, also, Agnew (D. H.)  Rupture of the abdominal
   walls, . .  . autopsy.   Phila. Med. Times, 1875, v, p. 661.—
   Batwell (E.)  Rupture of the abdominal parietes.  Med.
   and  Surg. Reporter, Phila., 1861, vi, n. s., pp. 533-534.—
   Bedie.  Contusion k l'abdomen, peritonito aigue, suite de
   perforations intestinales.  Recueil de mem. de m6d., de chir.
   et de pharm. mil., Paris,  1861, vi, 3e ser., pp. 54-55.—Brit-
   ton.  Injury to abdomen, and death from blow.  Med.
   Times and Gaz., Lond., 1869, ii, pp. 190-191.—Bryant (T.)
   On contusions of the abdomen and ruptured viscera.  Guy's
   Hosp. Rep., Loud., 1861, vii, 3d ser., pp. 30-32.—Burck-
   It a r<l t  (A. W.)  Schwere Verletzung der Brust und des
   Unterleibes.  Zeitschr. d. deutsch. Chir.-Ver. f. Med., Chir.
   u. Geburtsh.,Magdeburg, 1854, viii, pp. 301-306.—Burnett
   (C.)  Laceration of the abdomen. London Med. Gaz., 1828,
   ii, pp. 813-815.—Callaway. Contusion of the abdomen,
   attended probably with  ruptured  intestine,  successfully
   treated. London Med. Gaz., Ics28, ii, pp. 252-253.—ICases^J
   Guy's  Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1844, ii,  2d ser.. pp. 470,  482.--
   + Brit. Med. Jour., 1859,  ii, pp. 832.—Cases of rupture of
   abdominal viscera.  Med. Times and Gaz , Lond., 1866, ii,
   p. 253.:—Chancellor (C. W.)  Injury to kidney and other
   viscera, produced by a  fall—recovery.  Richmond Med.
   Jour., 1807. iii, pp. 147-149.—Clark (Le Gros).  + Lancet,
   Lond.,  1866,  ii, p. 491.—Demarqucttc.  Passage d'une
   voiture  de 5,000 pesant sur le  corps de son couducteur.
   Gu6rison.  Moniteur des hopitaux, Paris 1857, v, le s6r.,
   pp. 810-811.—Bendy (W. C.)   Case of rupture of the
   linea alba.   London Med. Repository,  1826,  xxv,  pp.
   434-436— Eve (P. F.) +  Southern  Med. and Surg.  Jour.,
   Augusta,  1838,  ii  pp. 71-72.—Farquharson  (W.)  4
   Med. Commentaries, Duncan. Edinb., 1789, xiii,  pp. 344-
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   ii, p. 3.—Fieber (F.)   Ueber  Verletzungen  durch die
   Stossballen.   Zeitschr. d.  kaiser).-kdnigl. Gesell. d. Aerzte
   zu Wien,  1860, pp. 609-611.--Fleming  (A.)  Traumatic
   abdominal hernia.  Indian Ann. Med. Sci., Calcutta, 1859,
   vi. pp. 194-195.—Flora (D. W.) Death from a blow in the
   epigastrium. Cincinnati Lancet and Obstet., 1872, xv, n. s.,
   pp. 458-460.—Follin (E.)  Abdomen. Pathologie chirurgi-
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   Frank (C )  Unterleibsverletzung durch Ueberfahren.
   Med. Concsp. Bl. d. wiirtemb. arztl. Ver., Stuttgart, 1863,
   xxxiii, p. l--2.-Gay.  Traumatic abdominal  hernia, with
   extensive rupture of the  recti  abdominis muscles, involv-
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   1865, xvi.  p. 128.—Griillig.  Gewaltsame Trennung der
   Haut <les  Abdomen von  den Bauchmuskeln, durch eine
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   Ilarbord (H.  G.)  Effects of a blow  on the stomach.
  London  Med. Gaz., n. s.,  1837, i,  pp. 61-62 —Hempstead ,
  (G. S. B.)  Death caused by a blow  on the epigastrium.
  Western Lancet, Cincinnati, 1842-43, i, pp. 337-342.—Hud-
LBDOMEN ( Wounds and injuries of).
 son (J. Q. A.)  Injuries and wounds of the abdomen.  Med.
 and Surg. Reporter, Phila., 1871, xxv, pp. 559-563.—Intes-
 tines (The) and abdominal viscera cut through by the
 passage of a rail-way train over the body, with scarce any
 injury to die abdominal walls.  Brit. Med. Jour., 1870. ii,
 p. 188.—Kellie (A.)  .   .  .  rupture  of the abdominal
 integuments, .  . .  followed by gangrene of the omentum,
 terminating favourably.   Med.  Commentaries, Duncan,
 Edinb., 1791, vi, Dec. s., pp. 306-311.—Kev.   +  Lancet,
 Lond., 1827, xi, pp.  426-428.—Ii abed a.  [Case.)   (Liz.
 med.-chir., Toulouse, 1874, vi,  pp. 185-188.—liuceraled
 wound  of the abdomen;  protrusion  of intestine  and
 omentum;  recovery.   Lancet, London, 1873, i,  p.  92.—
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ABDOMEN.
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ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN ( Wounds and injuries of).

                   II.—Penetrating.

     Anbriet (A.  L.)   * .. .  . plaiesdel'ahdomen.  4Y
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     Baty (J. B.  I.)   * iv.  Lorsqu'une plaie de l'ab- J
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     Brun {R. A.)  * ii.  Des  dangers des  plaies  par
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     Candy {C.)   *. . . plaies pen6trantes de l'abdo-
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     Carpenter {G.)   . .  . plaies pene"trantes de l'ab-
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BDOMEN ( Wounds and injuries of).

  Tombeur  (X.  J.)  * Sur les  plaies  du  ventre.

4 .   Paris, 1806.

  Verbrugghen  {J.  F.)  * De vulneribus  abdomi-

nis penetrautibus.   4 .  Bruxellis [l-2i)j.

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fiisse des Kopfes bei scbweren Verletzungen des

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ABDOMEX.
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ABDOMEN.
ABDOMEN ( Wounds and injuries of).               |
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ABEGG {I.Fried.)   *  De  rhacbitide.   18 pp.   b°.

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ABEILLE.    Traitement  du croup paries iuhala-

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 ABLAIXCOURT {Jacques Jean Bruier d').  See DE-
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ABORTION.                                 19                                 ABORTION.
ABORTION.   See, also, Haemorrhage (Uterine);
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ABORTION.
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ABORTION.
20
ABORTION.
ABORTION.
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21
ABORTION.
ABORTION.
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ABORTION.
ABORTION {Jurisprudence of).

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ABSCESS.
ABORTION {Jurisprudence of).
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ABSCESS {Alveolar and dental).

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ABSCESS {Bacteria in).

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ABSCESS {Chronic).

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ABSCESS  {Fwcal).   See, also, Anus  {Prwterna-

  tural); Fistula {Intestinal);  Intestine {Perfora-

  tion of).

     Bachelct {E.-P.) Des abefes stercoraux.  4°.  Pa-
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     See, aho, Ferguson.  Abscess of the thYh, eonununi-
  cating with the cavity of the intestine through tiie obtura-
  t"i- foramen.  Lancet, Lond.,  1800, i, pp. 510-51I   <;ill<-M-
  [lie (J.  D.) Abscess iu right thigh connected with bowel.
  lvlmburgh Med. Jour., 185,8, iii, p. 595.   Howell  (T.)  ;-
  .  . . from which two lumbrici teretes, and  afterwards the-
  cal matter, were  discharged, and the  patient  recovered.
  London Med. Gaz., 1815, xxxvi, p. 854.— JoIiikoii  (J. G.)
  + . . . following a wound by the side ot th.  ■ it nm. Xew
  York Jour, of Med., 1859, vi, 3d 8., pp. 390-391.  Kobai l>
  (II.)    Lancet, London, 1840, i, pp. 565-570.-  Miuilh iT.
   II.)     Association Med. Jour., London, 1863  i, p. 39,8.
  'I'wvlor (C.)  + Guy's Hospital Rep , London, 1.-41, vi, pp.
  195-196. 1 pi. 
ABSCESS.
28
ABSCESS.
ABSCESS (Gas developed in).
     See Dressier (W.)  Gasentwickclung aus einem abge-
  sackten poritonaalen eitrigen Exsudate.   Vierteljahrsscbr.
  f. d. prakt. Heilk., Prag, 1863, lxxviii, pp. 140-144— Morel-
  l.u vall<"e.  Gas  developpes  dans un abces et  reconnus
  pendant la vie, avant l'ouverture du foyer.  Bull, dela Soc.
  Chir. de Paris, 1861, 2c ser.. ii,  pp. 379-381;  Gaz.  des hop.
  Paris, 1861, xxxiv, pp. 302-303.
ABSCESS {Gluteal).
     See Agncw  (D. IT.) 4- Philadelphia Med. Times, 1871,
  ii,  p. 87.-Gross (S.  D.) + Med. and Surg. Rep., Phila.,
  1862, vii, p.  59.-  Halton (R.  J.) + . .  . treated by  tho
  drainage tube.  Dublin Quart. Jour, of Med. Sci., 1869,'xlvii,
  pp. 373-374.   Tlolilor. Abces froid do la fesse.  Archives
  mod. belg., 1868,  viii, 2e ser., pp. 381-384.—Wltey.  Chronic
  gluteal abscess.  Lancet, London, 1859, i,  new ser., p. 160.

ABSCESS {Iliac).  See, also, Perityphlitis ; Spine
  {Disease of).
     Bailly {E.)   * Recherches sur le diagnostic, la
  marcbe, et le traitement  des abces  de la  fosse
   iliaque  interne cousdeutifs au mal de  Pott.   4°.
   Paris, 1856.

      Chavanant {F. L.)   * ii. Des symptomes, de la
   marcbe  et du traitement des abces  de  la  fosse
   iliaque.   4°.  Paris, 1840.
     Farcy {I. J.)   *  Des tumeurs pblegmoneuscs  de
   la fosse  iliaque.  4°.   Paris, 1856.
      Glaser  {J.  A.)   * De abscessu  in  fossa iliaca.
   8°.  Jena: [1850].
      Goffart  {H.-J.)   * Recbercbes sur le diagnostic
   et lo traitement des  abefes  par congestion de la
   fosse iliaque interne consdeutifs au mal vertdbral.
   4°.  Montpellkr, 1804.
      Hermeni {A.-M.)  * Sur la patbologie,  le  diag-
   nostic et  le traitement du phlegmon de la fosse
   iliaque.   4°.  Paris, 1847.
      Jacotot {A.-V.)   " Des abces de  la fosse iliaque
   interne.   4°.  Paris, 1846.
      Monnot {T.-D.)  * Des abces de  la fosse iliaque
   interne.  4°.  Paris, 1846.
      Poupardin {F.-G.)   * Des phlegmons de la fosse
   iliaque interne.  4°.   Paris, 1854.
      Protich  {P.-D.)   * Des  phlegmons de  la  fosse
   iliaque interne.  4°.   Paris, 1850.
     Simon {V.)  * Des abces  qui sidgent dans la fosse
   iliaque.  4°.   Paris, 1818.
      Thirault {D.)    * Des phlegmons et  abces  des
   fosses  iliaques  (suites  de couches).  4°.   Paris,
   1874.
      Vivien {J. B. G.)  * Du diagnostic  et du traite-
   ment du phlegmon de la fosse iliaque interne.  4°.
   Montpellier, 1873.
      See, also, Abeille.  De lapferitonito partiello.   Abces
   iliaque et tumeur stercorale.  Diagnostiquo  differentiel.
   Gaz. des hop.,  Paris, 1850, ii, 3e ser., pp. 253-258.—Ash-
   hnrsl (J., jr.) +  Trans. Path. Soc. of Phila.,  1874, iv, pp.
   238-239. — Bamberger (LI.)   Die Entziindungen iu der
   rechten Fossa iliaca.   [6 cases.J   Wien. med. Wochenschr.,
   1W53, pp. 369 . .  . 455.—Barthelcmy.   Abces  des fosses
   iliaques.   Point d'election pour leur ouverture.   Annales
   do la chir., etc., Paris, 1841, ii, pp. 288-304.— Barthcz. +
   Bull, do la Soc. anat. de Paris,  1837, xii, pp. 62-60.—Barto-
   lozzi (D.)  + Lo Sperimentale, Firenze, 1864, xiv, pp.  126-
   137.—Battcrsby (F.) Report on tho pathology, diagnosis,
   and treatment ot abcesses of the iliac fossoe.   Dublin Quart.
   Jour.Med. Sci., 1847,  iii, pp. 515-539.—Bauchet.  Sur les
   abefes do  la fosse iliaque.   Rapport sur un travail de M. le
   doctenr Colliueau.    Gaz. hebd. de med.  et de chir., Paris,
   1862, ix, pp. 35-39, 67-72.—Bisson. Abefes de la fosse ili-
   aque et  du tissu cellulaire perinophretique—ouverture
   spontanco de l'intestin—guferisou.  Mouiteur des sci. reed.,
   etc., Paris, 1860, ii,2escr., p. 934.—Blanchctti (C.) + Gaz.
   med. ital. prov. venete, 1865, viii, pp. 272-273.  — Bonne-
   niaison.  Du  phlegmon iliaque.  Gaz. med.-chir. de Tou-
   louse, 1873, v, pp.  121, 129.— Bonrdeaux.  + Archives
   med. belg., Bruxelles, 1873, iv, pp. 73-82.—Brichetcau.
ABSCESS {Iliac).
  (1) -f- Perforation de l'intestin et evacuation du pus par l'a-
  nus.   Archives g6il. de mod., Paris, 1838, ii, pp. 409-414.--
  (2) 4- Perforation du colon.  Gaz. dos hop., Palis, 1842, iv,
  2e s6r., p. 525.—Buck (G.)  (1) +  New York Med. Times,
  1852,  ii, p. 143. — (2,1  fost-fascial abscess, originating in the
  iliac  fossa, with a new  method of treatment.  New  York
  Jonr. of Med.,  1857, ii, 3d s.,  pp. 147-163 —(3) Abscesses or-
  iginating  in the  right iliac fossa.  8°.  New  York, 1874.
  From Trans, of the  New  York Academy  of Medicine  for
  Sept., 1871—Cabasse. + Gazette des hop., Paris, 1867, pp.
  471-472—Calda.s (,M. M. P.)   -j- Gazeta medica, Labia,
  1866,  i, pp. 113-114.—t'arnct. +  Fievre bectique ; injection
  iodoo : guerison. Moniteur des hop., Paris, 1855, iii, p. 606.—
  [Cases.]  Escape of faocal matter by tho wound ; rapid re-
  covery.   Association Medical  Journal, London,  ii,  1857,
  p. 709.—Abces de la fosse iliaque s'ouvrant  it travels la
  paroi de 1'abdomon.   Bulletin general de therap. mod. et
  chir., Paris, 1847,  xxxiii, pp.  59-61.—Abefes tie la  fosse ilia-
  que chcz un enfant ouvert dans la vessie et plus  tard dans
  la region lombaire. Gazette des hopitaux, Paris, 1847, ix,2u
  sferie, p. 577.•— Ventral hernia as a consequence of iliac ab-
  scess.  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond ,  1854, ix, 11. s., pp. 368-
  369.—New  Orleans Med.  and  Surg.  Jour., 1844-45,  i. pp.
  635-636.—Charlton (E.)  Cases of abcessin iho iliac fossa.
  Monthly Jour.  Med.  Sci., Edinburgh, 1841, i, pp. 329-334. —
  Chassngne.  Abefes considerables do la region fessifero
  droite et (!e la fosse iliaque gauche.  Pericardite intercur-
  rente.  Mort.  Gaz. des  hop., Paris, 1863,  pp. 538-539.—
  Chassaignac.  Abefes de la fosse iliaque en arriero  du
  Ciccum, suite dune  perforation de cot int st;n.  Gaz. des
  hop.,  Paiis, 1843,  pp. 501-502.—C bail Hard.   Ueber die
  Entziindungen in der Fossa iliaca  bei  Wochnerinnen.
  Wiener med. Wochenschr., 1868, pp. 1456-1459.—Chontel.
  + Gaz. des hop.,  Paris, 1843, p. 129 ; 1844, pp. 173, 202 ;  Med.
  Examiner, Phila., 1843, vi, p. 109.-Colin.  Observations de
  tumeurs phlegnioneuses de la fos^e iliaqne droite.   Moni-
  teur  des sci. med., etc., Paris, 1862,  iv, 2e ser., pp. 171-174.—
  Collin (L.) -|-  Recueil de m6m. de med., do chir. et de
  pharm. mil., Paris, 1854, xiii, 2e ser., pp. 358-369.—Conclie.
  Abscess of the iliac region in males.  Trans. Coll. of Phys.,
  Phila., 1853-56, ii, pp. 510-511.—Corso (F.) + Lo Spallan-
  zani,  Modena,  1874, xii, pp. 289, 337, 385.-Dalnias. +
  Issue du pus par le crecuin et l'anus ; gu6rison.  Gaz. des
  hop., Paris, 1833,  vii, pp. 347-348.—Dawson (J.) +  Edin-
  biirgh  Med. and  Surg. Jour..  1841, lvi, pp. 182-185—Be-
  gaillc. + ... ouvert dans la vessie et le rectum. Autopsie.
  Gaz.  des hop., Paris, 1850, ii, 3e ser., p. 123.—Be Sanssnrc
  (II. W.)  History and diagnosis of  abscesses of the iliac
  fossa, with cases.  Chariest-. 11  Med. Jour.,  1848, iii, pp. 382-
  393.—Bespres.  Sur une vaiiete d'abces de la fosse iliaque.
  Adenite iliaqne suppuree,  Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1874, xlvii,
  pp. 545-547.—Oevaux (E ) Sur la diflieulte du diagnostic
  des abefes de la fesse iliaque.  Lull. gfen. de thferap. m6d. et
  chir., Paris, 1844, xxvi, pp. 440-444.—Bnclos. + Gaz. des
  hopitaux,  Paris,  1857, p.  447. — Bupny.  + Gazette des
  hopitaux, Paris,  1857, p. 451.—Bnpuytren. On abscesses
  in the right iliac fossa.  Lancet, Lond., 1833, i, pp. 611-646.—
  Esmareh (Fr.)  Senkungsabscess unter deni linken Pou-
  part'scben Bandc.  Totale Resorption desselbcn  nach vier-
  wochentlicher  Eisbeliandlung.   Archiv f. klin. Chir., Ber-
  lin, 1861, i, pp. 317-318.—Evans (G.) + ... communicating
  with the cascum. Med. Times  and  Gaz., Lond., 1854, viii,
  pp. 346.—E wart (J.)  + Indian Annals of  Med. Sci., Cal-
  cutta, 1873-74, xvi, pp. 159-16.!.—Fayrcr (J.) + (a) Indian
  Anualsof Med. Sci.,Calcutta, 1865, No. xviii.pp. 110-111.—(b)
  Iliac abscess.   Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1872, ii, pp. 193-
  191.- Floehon. + Injections iodees. Gaz. des hop., Paris,
  1856, lip. 282-283.—Foi'stcr (J. C.)  Abscess over crest of
  left ilium ;  local empyema.  Guy's Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1875,
  xx, 3d ser., pp. 60-61.—Foitqnicr. + . . . consecutif a 1111
  accouchement  laborieux.   Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1844, pp.
  53-54.—Frillcy. +  Recueil do mem. de mod., de chir. et do
  pharm. mil., Paris,  1867, xviii, 3e sfer., pp. 91-104.—CJri-
  sollc.  Histoire des  tumeurs  phlegmonenses des fosses
  iliaques.   Archives g6n. de med.,  Paris, 1839, i, pp. 34, 137,
  293.—Hammer. + Humboldt Med. Archives, St. Louis,
  1868, ii, pp. 281-284.—Hawkins (C.) + . . . following par-
  turition.   Lancet, Lond., 1851, ii, 11. s., pp. 25-28.—I^arrcy
  (H.)   Issue du pus  par le gros intestin.   Guerison.  Gaz.
  des hop.. Paris, 1842, iv, 2o sfer., pp. 135-136.—Larcran,
  Observation d'abefes sous-apouevrotique de la fosse iliaque
  droite ouveit dans lo peritoine.  Mem. do  med , de chir. et
  de. pharm.  mil.,  Paris, 1843, lo ser., liv, pp. 353-358.—Me-
  niere (P.) Memoire sur les tumeurs phlegmonenses occu-
  pant la fosse iliaque droite.  Archivosgen.de  med., Paris,
  1828, xvii, pp. 188,513.—IVIoorc (W. D.) + . . .  opening into
  the intestine—recovery.   Med. Times and Gaz., London,
  1857, xv, pp. 572-573.  jTlurnev (R ) + Medical Press aud
  Circ, Lond., 1870, ix, n. s., pp. 248-250.—Fapillaurt (L.)
  Contraction musculairo avec  phlegmon intra  et extra-pel
  vien, paraissant  etre des symptomes syphilitiques consccu-
  tifs.   Gaz. rafed. de Paris, 1851, vi,  3c ser., p. 404.—Potier-
  Buplcssy. -f- Progres mod., Paris, 1875, iii, pp. 54-56.—
  Roseau. +  Drainage:  ouverture consecutive dans l'S
  iliaque du colon.  Fistule stcrcoro-purulente.  Guferison
  temporaire. Re tour des accidents.  Essai de cure radicale
  trop tardif.  Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1874, xlvii, pp. 410-412.—
  Roslan. -f- Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1846, viii, pp. 194, 221.— 
ABSCESS.
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ABSCESS.
ABSCESS {Iliac).
   Roux. Abefes profond de la ifegion iliaque, dfeterrainfe par
   la rupture des muscles psoas et iliaque. Considerations sur
   lesabees de cette region.  Gaz. des hfep.. Paris, 1843, p 39.—
   Russell.    ....communicating with the rectum and the
   bladder.   Provincial Med. and Sun:, lour., Lond., 1846, pp.
   220-221.— Nrottini (P.) and Mcolari (G.i  Due casi di ats-
   eesso ileo-lombare curati e guariti col arcnuggio.  Comment.
   di med. e chir., Milano. 1874, i, pp. 69-71— Negura (A.)
   Dos palabras aeercadol modo de abrir los abee.sns de lafosa
   iliaca.   Gaceta medica, Mexico, 1873, viii, pp.  in-, 113.—
   Mimon (M.)   Sur les abefes et engorgements ohroniqnes de
   la fuss,  iliaque.  Bull. gen. de  therap. me'1, et chir.. Paris,
   1841, xxvi. pp. 8l.  166.-Soekccl (A.) +  Bull,  de la Soc.
   anat de I'aris, 1-74, ix, 3e ser.,  pp. 709-716 —Souricr. -f
   Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1863, p. 331.—Stanley. + Disappear-
   ance of the abscess bv absorption of its contents.   London
   Med. (Liz., n.s., 1846, iii, p. 501 — Ntlirgis IV. R.)  + Boston
   Med. and Surg. Jour., 1867, lxxvi, pp. 241-243.—Nymonds.
   -4- Implicating the appendix vcrmiformis—autopsv.  Med.
   Times and Gaz., Lond., 1861. ii,  pp. 242-24 I.—Ticknor. +
   New York Jour, of Med. and Surg., 1840. ii, pp  469-471.—
   Van  llolsbcck (ii.) — Evacuation du pus par le ca-cum
   et  l'anus ; guerison.   Annales de la Sue.  med.-chir. de
   Bruges, 1860, viii, 2o ser., pp. 27-32.—Velpean.   Abefes
   par congestion de la region  inguiuale.  Son diagnostic et
   son traitement. Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1850,ii, 3e ser., pp. 118-
   119.— Vigla. -|- ..., survenu lontenicnt aprfes un  premier
   accouchement naturel.   Bull,  do  la  Soc. anat.  dc Paris,
   1837, 2e fed.,  xii,  pp. 197-204. — Werner. + Zeitschr. f.
   Wundiirzte u. Geburtsh., Stuttgart, 1867, xx, pp. 100-110.

 ABSCESS in infants.
     See Gucrsant, flls. Des abefes qui so develnppent chez
   les enfants.   Gaz. des hop., Paris,  1843, pp. 201-202: 1851,
   p. 194.

 ABSCESS  {Intra-cranial).
     See  Abscess between the dura mater and the skull.
   Lancet, Lond., 1873, ii, pp. 228-229.—tiny.  Abces sous la
   dure-mero, gueri par le trepan.   Recueil period,  do la Soc.
   de med. de Paris, 1797 ii, pp. 170-172.—Hamilton.  Ab-
   scess between dura mater aud arachnoid ; paralysis of right
   and left sides successively ;  softening of optic nerve with
   inflammation of eyo and loss of vision.   IMiblin Jour, of
   Med.  Sci., 1843, xxiii, p.  164.—Minion (J.)  Abscess  be-
   neath the dura mater in connection with caries of the pet-
   rous bono. Trans. Path. Soc. of Lond., 1867,  xviii, pp.  10-
   11. — IVoyes (II. D.)   Abscess beneath the dura mater re-
   lieved by trephining.  Richmond and Louisville Med. .lour.,
   1875, xix,  pp. 517-520.—Mini III  (N. R.) Abscess within the
   cranium.  Baltimore Med. dour., 1870. i. pp. 705-707.— Wat-
   son (I*. II.)  Intra-crnnial abscess following injury success
   fully treated  by trephining.   Edinburgh Med. Jour., 1870,
   xvi, pp. 40-45.

 ABSCESS {Lumbar).
     Abcructhy {J.) Surgical observations on  tumours

   and on lumbar abscesses.   8°.   London, 181G.

     Bauer {B. B.) * De abscessu lumbari ejusque sa-

   natioiic.  4°.   Jenae,  1801.

      Razerque  {E. B.)  * i.  Des di verses especes d'ab-

   ces dans la region lombaire.   4C.  Paris,  1H40.

      Courbon {A.)  Sur les abces de la fosse lombaire.

   8°.   Paris,  \873.

     Mueller {II. F. V.)    * De abscessu lutnbali.  8°.

   Ikrolini  [1Y>'.)].

     Reye{G.C.)   * De abscessu lutnbali.  4°.  Jenae

   [17U1»].
     Taylor (0. F.)   Ou  tbe management of  lumbar

   aud psoas abscess.  8°.  Xew  York, 1870.
     See, also, Asliliurst (J., jr.)  -f ... in which death was
   directly  caused  bv profuse arterial  hemorrhage.   Amer.
   Jour. Sled. Sci., duly, i860, p. 79.-Anebineloss (W.)  (1)
   -|-  . . . opening into rectum, and pointing behind trochan-
   ter.  Glasgow Med. Jour,, 1.-29, ii, p. 162. —(2) -|-  .  . . sim-
   ulating lnllamniat ion of the  kidney.  Glasgow Med. Jour.,
   18110, iii, pp.  220-221..— Raeioeelii (G.i Strauo modo di
   guarigionc di as'-esso loinhaiv.    L  Imparziale. Fircnzo.
   1870, x, pp. 103-105.—Borrowe.  :   ...  remarkable  for
   tho circumstances attending the discharge of pus. Med.
   Repository,  X. Y., 1798,  i, pp.  371-372.—Kmuilieourl.
   Plcuropnoumonio terminfee par un  abces a la region lom-
   baire.  (ia/,, des hop., Paris,  1862, p.  504— Itrooks iJ. X  )
   Lumbar abscess.   Stethoscope  aud Va. Med. Gaz.. Ki<h-
   mond,  1851, i, pp.  101-105. — ISonditcli. +-  Boston Med.
   nnd Surg.  Jour.. 1855, Iii. pp. 1,-0-lsl.—t'aily (C. E.)  . .  .
   opening into the bowels.   Med.  and  Surg. Reporter. Phila.,
   lsOI, vi, n. s., p. '.i5— Carter. Lumbar abscess.   Montreal
   Med.  Gaz., Ie44, i, pp. 69,  108.—Cases.  Amor.  Med. Re-
ABSCESS  {Lumbar).
   cord., Phila.. 1-2-. xiii, pp. 233-237; Trans. Med. Ass. South.
   Cent. X. Y., 1853. i. p. 3 ; British Army Med. Dept. Reports,
   1872, xii, p. 346: Missouri Clinical  Record,  1.-74, i, p. 40 —
   Clark (A.) +  . .  . with perforation of the  diaphragm.
   Amer. Med. Times, X*. Y.,  1861, ii, pp. 13-14. -C'onento ( L.)
   + Rivista cliuica di Bologna, 1868, vii, pp. 12-1:'. — Coul-
   son. (1)  -i- . . . cured by iodine injections.  Lanc« t. Lond..
   1856,i, p. 482; ii. p. 460 ; Ass. Med. Jour.. 1856. i, p. 02.—(2) -;
   . . . treated successfully byinpetion of tincture of iodine.
   Med. Circ, Lond., 1862, xx, p. 78—Courbon. + .  . . , pro-
   duit par un enipyeme simulant un anevrvsnie.  Gaz.  des
   hop., Paris, 1870,'pp. 237-238.—Cntbnsh  (E.)  --  Medical
   Repository, X. Y., 1802, v, pp. 277-2-0—»a Camino (F.
   S.) -\-  ...  felicemente curato.  Giornale veneto di  sci.
   med., 1853. i, ser. 2a. pp. 35-43.—Davis (X. S.)    Xew York
   Jour, of Med., 1845. v, pp. 314-318.—Bimey.     Bull.dc
   la Soc.anat.de Paris, 1848, xxiii, pp. 201-205—Fcrgus-
   son. +   Successful practice, with repeated   punctures.
   Lancet, London, 1.-41, i,  pp.  193-194.—Fleming i(.)
   Dublin  Hosp. Gaz., 1857, iv, pp 315-316.—Galragni  (E.)
   4- Rivista clinica di Bologna, 1.872, ii, ser. 2a, pp. 354-360.—
   Green (T.)    The gut punctured in opening a lumbar ab
   S'-ess : fatal.  British Med. Jour.,  1870, ii, p. 650.- Guun.
   Abscess of posterior chamber of fascia lumboi urn   Med.
   Independent, etc., Detroit, 1857, iii, pp. 469-471.— Ilcyfel-
   der (F. and O.) + Deutsche Klinik, 1851, iii, pp. 524-525.—
   Holt (B.) (1)  Treatment of chronic lumbar abs:es.s. Lan-
   cet, London, 1855, ii, p. 54.—(2)  Large lumbar  and subse-
   quently pelvic abscess successfully treated with carbolic
   acid.  Med. Times and Gaz.. Loud .  i869, i, p. 223.— Horner
   (W. Ii.)    ... attended with artificial anus in the groin.
   Philadelphia Jour. Med. and Phys. Sci., 1820, i, pp. 141-147.—
   Hyde  (F.) Dissertation on psoas or lumbar abscess.  Buf-
   fa'o Med.  Jour., etc., 1849-50, v, pp. 249-267. — .lames (S.)
   + Boston Med. and  Surg. Journal, 1833, vii, pp. 247-248.—
   Jones (P. W.) : Case of pleuritic effusion and lumbar ab-
   scess communicating with the kidney, in which tho spleen
   was excessively small.  Lancet, Lond., 1863, ii, n. s., p. 160.—
   Jones (T. E. II.) 4- Lancet, Lond , 1845, i, p. 12.—Key.  |
   London Med. (Liz., 1830, vi, pp. 253-256.  [ l.aiigciihagcn
   (O. de).]  Abefes de la region lombaire simulant un abces par
   congestion.   Bull, gen.de thfer. med.  et chir.,  Paris,  1861,
   Ix, pp.  326-32-'; Gazette hebd. de med. et de chir., Paris,
   1861. viii,  pp. 135-136.—Latham (J.)   On abdominal tu-
   mor, originating in luinhar abscess.  Trans. Coll. of Phys.,
   Lond.. 1813, iv. pp. 329-312.-I.eberl.  Abscess der linkeii
   Weiehengcgend mit Diirchbruch  in die liuke  Lunge,  nia-
   rastischen und  paralytisehen Erscheinungen, nebst schr co-
   pibscin  Eiterauswurf und allniiihliger  Heiluug.   Archiv f.
   pract. Anat.  u. Phys. (Virchow's),  1858, xiii, pp. 184-186.—
   l.cndrick  (('.) -f  . . . , under the influence of the gouty
   diathesis.  Dublin Jour, of Med and Chem. Sci., 1832-33, ii,
   pp. 242-219.- Tlacftu-laue (I)  ;-...;  abn\ e 400 ounces
   of purulent matter discharged. lidinlmigh Med. and Surg.
   lour.. 18.17, xlvii. pp. 39-4U.—.Vlngnirc (L.  \V.) + London
   Med. Jour.,  1786, vii, pp.  14-22  rVaei|iiex. |  . . . deter-
   mine par  un  corps otrangor (calcul).  Archives mod.  belg.,
   Bruxelles, 1875,  vii, 3e serie, pp.  337-341. — !\ush (A.) +
   Trans. State Med. Soc. of  Mich., 1869. pp.  47-49— i>iieholl
   (I). V.)  + Lond. Med. and Surg. Join..  1832, i, pp. 125-I2C—
   I*< lldlclon lli. M.)  +  Sonlhi-rn  Med.  anil Surg. Join-.,
   Augusta  1-45.  i, pp. 505-50s. — Firkclt  (X. Ii  )  i PoMon
   Med. and  Surg. Jour., 1850, xiii. pp.  160-161.—Beed (P. G )
   ;- Lancet, Lond.. 1848, i, pp. 411-412-Boberl. ;■  Bull.dc
   laSoc.chii.de Paris, 1852, ii. pp. 577-580.—Mmilb (J. A.) +
   . . . fatal, although the vertebra' were unaffected.  Xew
   York Med. and Philos. Jour, and Rev., 1810.  ii,  pp. 29-30.—
   Stanley. + Lancet, Lond, Is;.,"), i, p. 122.—Taylor (C. F.)
   On the management of lumbar ami psoas abscess.  Med.
   Gaz., X. Y., 1870, iv, pp. 49-52.—Taylor  (O.  H ) -I-  . . .
   followed bv acute cystitis.  Trans. Xew Jersey  Slate Med.
   Soc., 1865, pp. 164-107.-Todd (W. H.) ;-  Boston Med. and
   Sing. Jour., 1867, lxxv, pp. 137-138. — Tracy (S.) -;- Boston
   Med  and  Surg. Journal, 1862, lxvii, pp. 142. 167.— Tucker
   (I). U.) + Medical Examiner,  Phila.. 1342, i. pp. .|;.2-|.i...—
   Waggoner (J. S.)  Lumbar abscess.   Buffalo  Medical
   Journal, etc.. 1-59-60, xv, pp. 76--77I ; Amer. Med. Monthly
   X. Y., 1860, xiii, pp. 416-1.19.— Westmoreland (W.  P.) f
   Atl-inta Med. and Surg. Jour., 1859,  iv,  p. 331 - William-
   son  (T.) -f- . .  . probably connected with the  Itidnev.
   Monthly Journal of Med. Sci., Ediub., 1841, i. pp. 7;.'  726;
   1842. ii, pp. 592-593;  reprinted in 8° fn. p.,n. d.]— Wil*on
   (J.i  :  Med. and Phys. Jour., Lond., 1MI2, viii, pp. 41-48.—
   Wrigbt  (T. II ) -|- X"orth American Med. and Surg. Jour.,
   Phila.,  18i8,  v, pp. 38-46.

ABSCESS {Lymphatic).

     Berger (7.)   De abseessmun pseiulolyinpliatico-

   rnm pathologist.   8°.   Berolini [1833'].

     Cantor {T.  E.)   * Do abscessu  lympliatico.   8°.

   Halae, 1833.

     LAndforss {M. J ) and Moulin {A.)   De abs.ces.su

   lympliatico ciijus partus priorum.    1 -'.   Helsing-

  fors[1833]. 
ABSCESS.
30
ABSCESS.
ABSCESS {Lymphatic).

     Mair {G.)   * Die Lymph-Absccssc in patliologi-

  schcr Beziehung betrachtet.   8°.  Miinchen, 1837.

     Ryll{L.)  *Deabsccssibuslympliaticis. 8°.  Be-
  rolini [1848].

     Schrittwieser{F.)  * De abscessu lynipbatico.  8°.
   Vindobonae [1836].

     See, also, Brach.  Yorschlag  zu einer neuen Heilme-
  thodo der  sogenannten Lvmpli-Abscesse oder kalten Ge-
  scliwiilsto.   Rheinische Monatsschr. f. prakt. Aerzte, Koln,
  1847, pp. 677-681—Buscb.  Ueber Lymph-Abscesse. Ver-
  mischte Abhandl. aus d. Gebiete  d. ileilk., etc., St. Peters-
  burg, 1842,  vi, pp. 390-396.—Fischer.  Lynipb-Abscesse.
  Zeitschr. f. Wundiirzte  u. Geburtsh., Stuttgart, 1864. xvii,
  p. 257.—GHinder  (L.)  Abscessus lymphaticus, durch
  Einspiit/.ungen von siedend heissem Wasser nach Rust
  geheilt,  Zeitschr. d. norddeutsch. Chir.-Ver. f. Med., Chir.
  u. Geburtsh.,  Magdeburg.,  1848,  ii, pp.  19-22. — liloyd.
  Large serous abscess in the thigh. Evacuation. Recovery.
  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1853, vi,p. 189.—Salomon.
   Leber Lyniph-Absccsse  Vermischte Abhandl. aus d. Ge-
  bieto d. Heilk. etc., St. Petersburg, 1842, vi, pp. 382-389.—
  Ullmauu d.  J. +  Jour. f. Chir. u. Aug.-Heilk., Berlin,
  1821, ii, pp. 440-448.

A.BSCESS {Metastatic). See, also, Embolism ; Py-

  aemia.

     Alexandre {C.-E.)    * Considerations sur les ab-

  ces dit mtStastatiques.  4°.  Paris, 1834.  No. 325.

     Busnot Lalande {A.-C.)  * Des  abces de l'avant-

  bras, suite de panaris et de plaies des doigts, spe"-

  cialenient du ponce et de  l'auriculaire.   4°.  Pa-

  ris, 1856   No. 122.  .

     Camus {M.J. X.)    * Les  abc6s  me'tastatiques

  sont-ils le rdsultat de la phl6bite ou do la rdsorp-

  tioupuruleote?  (Concours.)   4°.   Paris, 1835.

     Compin {J. B. J. A.)  * ii. L'abces mdtastatique.

  4°.   Paris, 1841.   No. 250.

     Fiirstenberg {M.)   * De viscernm abscessibus qui

  capitis vulnera sequuutur.   8°.   Berolini, 1840.

     Jamin {A.)  * ii. Qu'est-ce qu'un abces mdtastati-

  que ?   Quels sont les caracteres anatomiques de
  cette cspece  d'abces '!  4°.  Paris, 1840.

     Kerstcns {J. C.)    * Formidolosi rbeumatismi bi-

  liosi triplici abscessu metastatico aegredemum sa-

  nati historia.  8°.   Kiliae Holsat. [1792].

     Raoul {A.-J.- V.)  * Des abces mdtastatiques con-

  siders ii la suite des plaies de la tete.   4°.  Paris,

  1837.

     Sadowski {C. G.)  De abscessibus metastaticis.

  Diss, inaug.   8Y  Berolini [1834].

     Sintenis {F. A. E.)  * De abscessibus visceralibus

  post laesiones magnas operationesque chirurgicas.

  8°.  Berolini [183-J].

     See, also,  Ashhurst (J., jr.)   (1) Metastatic abscesses
  following erysipelas.  Proceedings Path. Soc, Phila., 1865,
  ii, p. 172.—  (2)  On tho pathology  of secondary or metasta-
  tic abscesses.  Idem, 1865, ii, pp.  177-181;  American Jour-
  nal Medical Sciences, 1865,1,  pp. 108-112.—ft aim mi. The
  lungs aud heart of a  child,  whoso death was apparently
  caused by a metastasis of suppuration. Trans. Path. Soc. of
  Lond., 1856-57, viii, pp. 62-63.—Bonnet.   Considerations
  sur le mode de dcvelopperuent des abces dit rnetastatiques.
  LTnion med., 1869, vii, pp. 566-573. — Bowcn (W. S.) Prac-
  tical suggestions on the  formation of secondary  abscess.
  New York Jour. Med., 1858,  iv, 3d s., pp. 210-214.—< ;ime-
  rer. + . . .  , nebst Bemcrkungen iiber nietaatatische Ab-
  scesse iiberhaupt.   Jour. f. Chir. u. Augenheilk , Berlin,
  1830, xiv,  pp.  1077114. — C'ivialc.  Des abces qui sur-
  viennent en diverses parties du corps pendant le cours ties
  maladies de l'appareil urinaire.  Bull, gen de therap. mod.
  et chir., 1840, xviii. pp. 222-230. — Duplay (A.)  Abces
  considerables dans diverses  parties du corps; abces nom-
  breux dans l'epaisseur de la peau  formant une eruption de
  nature particuliere: abces des poumons; rauiollissement
  marque de la rate. Archives gen. de mod., Paris, 1833, i, 2e
  ser., pp. 373-381.—t»i*cartl.  Observation d'abces consi-
ABSCESS {Metastatic).
   d6rablcs et multiplies presque  spontanomont choz  uno
   femmearabe. Recueildem6ni. denied., do chir. etde pharm.
   mil.,  Paris, 1835, le s6r.,  xxxviii, pp. 304-310.—Ilaeon.
   Portions of the  pectoralis major muscle  aud  diaphragm,
   containing numerous purulent deposits.  Trans. Path. Soc,
   Lond., 1853-54, v, pp. 329-330.—Hall (J. C.)  On secondary
   depots of matter.  London Med. Gaz , n. s., 1840, ii, pp. 897-
   904, 936-940.—Hamburger. Gruppo der Abscesse. Ocs-
   terreichische Zeitschr. f. prakt. Heilk., Wien, 1866, pp. 461,
   558, 589.—Ilcrvicux (E.)   De la diathese purulcnte choz
   les nouveau ncs.   Archives gen. de med., Paris, 1853, i, pp.
   412-432.—Hutchinson (I.) -;■ British Med. Jour., 1861, i,
   pp. 381-382.—Keate. Abscess in the lungs and liver after
   compound  fracture.   London Med. Gaz., 1828, ii, pp. 508-
   511.—Meyers (T. L.) + Amer. Med. Weekly,  Louisville,
   1875,  ii, pp. 389-391.—rVasse (H.)   Ueber die  secundiiren
   Abscesse.  Rust's Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk., Berlin, 1835, xiv, pp.
   355-412.—rVauniaiin (M.) + Deutsche Klinik, 1851, iii, p.
   387.—I*iirscr.   Abscess  in the lung, with secondary ab-
   scesses in the brain,   Irish Hosp. Gaz., Dublin, 1873, i, pp.
   196-198.—Recklinghausen (v.)   Ueber die multiplen
   metastatischen Abszesse.    Wiener med. Presse, 1871, pp.
   1351-1352.—Rennes.  Alices nombreux dans les muscles
   et le tissu cellulaire des mombres, accompagn6s  d'une erup-
   tion de boutons purulens et d'un 6rysipele gangrenoux do
   la face.   Archives gen. de  m6d., Paris, 1833, i,  2e ser., pp.
   536-541.—Rose (Th.) and Lawrence (Win.)   Observa-
   tions on depositions of pus and  lymph occurring in  tho
   lungs and other  viscera, after  injuries of different parts
   of the body.  [Cases.] Med.-Chir. Trans., Lond., 1828, xiv,
   pp. 251-285. —  Watson (J.)   An inquiry into the pathol-
   ogy and treatment of secondary abscesses, and other con-
   secutive disorders resulting from injuries and surgical op-
   erations.   Amer. Jour.  Med. Sci., 1837,  xxi, pp.  37-74.—
   Williams (W.) +  Southern Med. and Surg.  Jour., Au-
   gusta, 1846, ii, n.  s., pp. 517-519.

ABSCESS {Perineal, Peri-urethral, and Urinary).

     A riband {J. J.  P.)  Recherches sur les  abces p6-

  ri-ur6tbraux.  4°.  Paris, 1861.

     Barbette {J. A.)   * Du  pcriue'e et des abces uri-

  ueux.  4°.  Paris, 1848.  No. 2.

     Boisseau-De-Mellanvillc {J.)   * Des ddpots uri-

  neux.  4°.  Paris, 1828.  No. 116.

     Caron {A. D.)   * Des abefes  urineux.   4°.  Pa-

  ris, 1868.

     Charbonnier  {P.-C.-J.)  * Des abces urineux  au

  p6rin<5e.   4°.   Paris, 1856.   No. 184.

     Hardy {C.)  Memoire sur les abces blennorrha-

  giques.  8°.   Paris, 1864.

     Schindler {C.  L. E.)   * De  abscessu  urinoso.

  8°.  Berolini [1837].

     Zals {Adolf).  ZurLchre von den Periuretbral-

   abscessen. 8°.  Tiibingen, 1864.

     See, also, Anderson (T.)  Case in which pus from an
   abscess, near the rectum, making its way into the scrotum,
   gave the appearance of a hernia.  Med. and Philos. Com-
   mentaries,  London, 1784, ii, 2d ed., pp.  423-427.—C lark.
   [Abscess iu the recto-vesical space.]  New York  Medical
   Times, 1855, iv, pp. 285-287.—Dcnicanx. Abces du peri-
   nee proveuant  de cause traumatique ; deviation ties voies
   scuiinales;  trouble notable des functions genitales. Gaz.
   des bop., Paris, 1862, p. 83 —Dubrucil.  Abces pori-pro-
   statique et  p6ri-uretbral.  Bull, de la Soc. de Chir., Paris,
   1872, 3e ser., i,  pp. 314-315.—Frank (J. N.)  Nophropyo-
   sis aud  peri-urethral abscess.  Med. Archives, St. Louis,
   1870, iv, pp. 143-144.— Ooiilev. + Notes bv Hunt (J. W.)
   Amer. Med. Times, N. Y.,  i860, i, p. 186.—Hcrrick (W.
   B.)  Case of abscess at the neck of the bladder, causing
   retention of the urine. Illinois Med. and Surg. Jour., Chi-
   cago,  1644-45, i, pp. 105-107.—kabeda.  Phlegmon peri-
   urethral dans la loge  inferieuro du perinee.  Abces conso-
  cutifs. Reflexions.  Gaz. med.-chir. de  Toulouse, 1873, v,
  pp. 196-197.—lagneau (G.,Jils).  Abces peri-urethraux
  de la partie auterieuie du penis survenue k la suite de la
  blennorrhagie.  Gaz.  hebd. de m6d. et de chir.,  Paris, 1862,
  ix, pp. 343-345 —Skey.  Recto-vcsical  abscess;  diliicult
  catheterisin. Death.  Lancet, London,  1855, ii,  p. 494.—
   Travers. (1)  Cases of abscess in the perineum.  Lancet,
   London, 1835, i, pp. 431-435.—(2) Case of perimeal abscess
  communicating with the urethra, without stricture.  St.
   Thomas's Hosp Rep., Lond.,  1636, i. pp. 195-196.—Treat-
   incut ot abscess by the side of the urethra.  Med. Times
   and Gazette, London, 1853,  vi, pp. 371.— Vitantonio (G).
   Ascesso perincale.   La nuova liguria med., Genova, 1874,
   xix, pp. 38-40. 
ABSCESS.
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ABSCESS.
 ABSCESS {Peri-nephritic).

      Kraetschmar  (F.)   * Des  abces p6rin6phriqnes.

   4°.   Paris, 1872.

      See, also, Almagro. +  Autopsie.   Recueil des trav.
   See. med.  d'observation. Paris.  1859-63.  ii, pp. 408-424.—
   Rolles (W. V.)  ~ Boston Med. and Surg. Jour., 1871, vii,
   pp. lfO-lsi.—Kowditch (H. I.) (1) Peri nephritic abscess;
   its complications  and its treatment.  (10 cases.)  Boston
   City Hosp. Rep., 1870, pp. 27-69.—(2) Three cases of peri-
   nephritic abscess complicated with pulmonary and pleuritic
   disease.   Incisions into renal region.   Recovery.  Boston
   Med. and Surg. Jour., 1868, i, pp. 357-362.—Bucquoy.  Des 1
   abces perinephretiques.  La France med., Paris. 1871, xxi.
   pp. 385-386.—[Cane.]   Bull.gen.de theran.  med. et chir.,
   Paris, 1853, xii v, pp. 549-552.—Cases.  Lull', de la Soc. chir..
   Paris, 1872, xii, 2e ser., p. 7.—Charnal.  Abces enoyste
   situe au-devant  du rein droit et s ouvrant dans lur^thre &
   travers la prostate.  Bull, de la Soc. anat. de  Paris, 1858,
   xxxiii, pp. 483-484.—Colin (L.) + . . . chez un sujetattcint
   d'alcoolisme.  Gaz. hebd. de med. et chir., Paris, 1872, ix, 2e
   ser., pp. 675-676.—Dcmarquay. Sur les abces perinephr6-
   tiqncs.   Union med., 1862, xv, 2e ser., pp. 407, 440, 570 ; 1863,
   xviii, p. 551.—Duffin  (A. B.)  (1) -f Med. Times and Gaz.,
   Lond., 1870, ii, pp. 362-364.— (2) Perinephric abscess.  Trans.
   Path. Soc. of Lond., 1873, xxiv, pp. 138-141.—Fouchcr.
   Abces perinephr^tique spontan6 sans lesion des  reins—
   guerison. Moniteur des sci. m6d., etc., Paris, 1860, ii, 2e ser.,
   pp. 622-623.—(aondouin (A.) + . . . ouvert dans les bron-
   chos ; guerison. Pi esse med. beige, Bruxelles, 1874, xxvi, pp.
   387-388. — douraud  (X.)  Des abc6s p6rinephre.tiques.
   Union med., 1X07, ii, 3e s6r., pp. 403, 411—Gucnraii de
   lTIussy (V.) Du phlegmon perin6phretique.  Inhis "Clini-
   quome 1.", 1875, ii, pp. 203-215.—Gucrin (A.)  Abcesperi-
   iiephri'tique ouvert dans les branches.  Gaz. des hop., Paris,
   1865, pp. 461-462.—Guibout. + Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1867,
   p. 333.—llcrrgott. + . . . coincidant avec une pneumonic
   Union med., lstir,, xxviii, 2o s6r., pp. 527-528.—Hcrvicux.
   Abces pcrinephriquo.  Union m6d., 1866,  xxx, 2e ser., pp.
   9-11—.iaccoiid.  Phlegmon perim'phretiquo.  Jour, do
   med. et do chir. prat,, Paris, 1875, xlvi, p. 342.—Jelly (G. F.)
   ami 4»uiitcr (L. D.)  Perincphritic abscess.  Boston Med.
   and Surg.  Jour., 1868, i, p. 300. — Ticgrus.   Abces pre-
   nf-phritiquo ouvert spontanement dans les  voies urinaires ;
   guerison.  Union m6d.,  1874, xxviii, pp. 701-703.—l.illcll
   (S.)  Cases of enlarged gall-bladder and extra-renal cellu-
   litis.  Amer.  Practitioner,  1872,  vi, pp.  19-22—^Iinot.
   Abscess in region of left kidney.  Boston Med. and Surg. I
   Jour., 1873,  x, pp.-364-365—iTIoxon (\V.) Periuephritic
   abscess.  Lancet, Lond., 1875, i, pp. 602-603.—Obrc.  j  Ul-
   ceration of the bladder.  Trans, rath. Soc. of Lond., 185^-59,
   X,pp. 190-191.—Oppolzcr.  Perinephritis mil ailsgeluei-
   tetcr Suppnration.  Tod.   Allg. wien. med. Zeitung, 1869,
   xiv, pp.  411, 459. — Pculcve.  -|- Plcurcsie consecutive.
   Pneumothorax—mort.  Bull, do la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1865,
   xl, pp. 402-467.—Southcy and Nmilli (T.) -f . . . ; opened ;
   perforation into pleural cavity ; pericarditis; death.   Lan-
   cet, Lond., 1874, i, pp. 53-54.—Tnchard (E.) Abces perine-
   phretique conseculif a une cystite chronique.   Autopsie.
   Gaz. des hop.. I'aris, 1869, pp. 130-131.—Trousseau. Des
   abces perinephriqucs.  Union med., 1865,  xxv, 2e ser., pp.
   6. . . 66. — Turner (T.) +  . ..; with the appearances on
   dissection.   Traus. Coll. of Phys., Loud., 1813, iv, pp. 226-
   232.

 ABSCESS {Periosteal and sub-pcriostcal).

     Augc  {D. I.)   * Essai  sur les abces sous-peri-

   ostiques aigus.   4°.   Paris, 1802.

     Masse {J.-1.)  * Des abces sous-p6riostiquea aigus

   et do la valeur  sdtndiologique des pbe'noincnes ty-

   pboi'des qui les acconipagnent.   4°.   Paris, 18(i7.
     See, also, Chassaignac.  Du  traitement  des  abces
   sous-periosliques aigus.  Bull, de la Soe. chir. de Paris, 1853,
   iv, pp. 63, 65, 345,  347;  1854, v, p. 63.  Chassaignac (E.)
   Des abces sous-periostiques  aigus et de leur traitement.
   [12 observations]   Mem. de la Soc. de chir. do Paris,  1857,
   vi, pp. 281-353. —<«nriiicr (P.) Traitement des abces sous-
   periostiques aigus par la resection sous-periostee de l'os.
   Union mod., 1866,  xxxi, 2e ser., pp. 276-279.—<ijay.  Treat-
   ment  of chronic abscess connected  with  the periosteum.
   Lancet, Land., 1851, ii, n. s., pp. 312-313.—Lunglcy.  Ab- I
   seess ou outer side of thigh (periosteal); recovery.   Med.
   Times and  Gaz., Loud., 1873, ii,  p. 5.—Williiiaim (L.)
   Periostcal-Abscos.s am rechten Sehenkel.  Capilliire  Aspi-
   ration.  Hoilung.   Jahrbuch f. Kindcrheilk., Leipzig. L-74,
   vii, p. 364.

ABSCESS {Peri-prostatic).                           ,
     See  l>ciuar«|iiay.   Sur les  abees  pcri-prostatiqueB. I
   Union med.,  lt-02.  xiv, 2e ser.. pp. 593-600.—I»auperi (J.) I
  Observations de phlegmon pori-prostatiquo. Gaz. des hop , '
  Paris,  1856, pp. 154-I55.-M'nll  (J.)  Specimen of peri-
  prostatic abscess, with notes.  Trans. Cork  Med. and Surg.
  Soc, 1867-68, i>p. 8-9; Dublin Quart.  Jonr. Med. Sci.. 1x68,
  xiv,  pp. 498-499.
 ABSCESS {Perl-rectal).

     Ardilouze {U. J.y  Considerations sur les  abces

   profonds de la marge de l'auus.   4°.  Paris, 1873.

     Chastean  {D.-H.)   * ii.  Les  diverses  varietes

   d'abces a la marge de l'anus.  4°.   Paris,  1844.

     Danyau {A. C.)  *Des abces a la marge de l'auus.

   (Concours.)   4y   Paris, 1832.

     Sloltz  {J. F.)  * Ueber die Abscesse  am After.

   8°.   Wiirzburg, 1817.

     See, also, Bourcinnc.   Observations sur le traitemeut
   des abces  qui surviennent au fondement.  Jonr. do med.
   mil.,Paris, 1787, vi, pp. 251-266—Brintou (J.H.)  + Phila.
   Med. Times, 1872, ii, p. 209.-Coburn (\V.) + Canada Lan-
   cet, Toronto, 1870-71, iii, pp. 253-256.—Connolly  (J. J.) +
   Amer. Med. Times. N. Y., 1862, v, pp. 75-76.—Fagct  Vat-
   ne.  Remarques sur les abces qui arrivent au foiideinont.
   Mem. de l'Acad. dechir., Paris. 1743, i. pp. 389-394. —Foil-
   bcrt.  Memoire sur les grands abees du fondement.  Mem.
   de l'Acad. de chir., Paris, 1757, iii, pp.  473-483.—Howard
   (P.P.)  -h Brit. Amer. Join, of Med. and Ph vs. Sci., Mont-
   real, 1848, iv, pp. 92-94. — Kirkbride (T. S.)  ; Amer.
   Jonr. Med. Sci., 1835.  xvi, pp 323-325.—Lalleuiaud  (F.)
   Alices par congestion simulant pendant six ans une fistulo
   k l'auus.  Complications graves et multipliers.  Trente cau-
   teresen huit mois.  Guerison.  Archives gen.  de m6d., Pa-
   ris,  1835, vii, 2e ser., pp. 474-477.—Caroyeime.  Sur  les
   abces de la fosse i>chio-rectale avecou sans perforation  ap-
   preciable de  l'iutestin ; leur traitement par les incisions
   multiples et etcudues sansinteresser lerectuni. Gaz. hebd.
   de uifid. et de chir., Paris, 1872, 2e ser.,  ix, pp. 535-552.—
   Lloyd (F.) ■- Australian Med. Jour., Melbourne, I860, v,
   p. 176 — TlcCalliim  (G.  D.)  Bectal abscess.  Canada
   Med. Jour., Montreal, 1869, v, pp. 203-205.—Kcinarqiics
    Fratiques sur ceitaines abees  fistuleux de.s  environs de
    anus.  Bull. gen. de th6rap. m6d. otchir., Paris, 1835, ix,
   pp. 122-124.—JKichct.  Abces do l'e.space pelvi-rectal  su-
   perieur.   Fistule ano-p6riueale avec decollcment profond.
   Application  de  l'eiiterotoine.   Guerison.  Gaz. des hop,
   Paris, 1861, xxxiv, p. 539.—Trelat  (U.)  Note sur un cas
   de decollement tres-profond du  rectum, opere et gueri par
   lamethododu pinc< ment. Gaz des hop.. Paris, 1861, xxxiv,
   pp.  109-110.— I'ho in n «x in.  Sui- le traitement des abces
   qui  so formont dans le  voisinage de l'auus. Jour, domed.
   rail., Paris, 1787, vi, pp. 97-140.

ABSCES3 {Pharyngeal and retro-pharyngeal).

     Falkenheim {A.)   * De abscessibus retropbaryn-

   geis.  s  .   Regiomonti Prussorum, 1851.           o.

     Gautier { V.) Des absces r6tro-pbaryngieus idio-

   patbiques oude l'angine pbleginoueusu.   8°.   Ge-

   neve et Bale, 18G9.

     Gehin  {J. J.)   * De.s  abces  rdtro-pbaryngiens.

   4Y   Strasbourg, 18'tQ.

     Gillette {E. P.)   *  Des absces rCtro-pbaryngiens

   idiopatbiques.  4Y  Paris, 1867.

     Jacquemart{G.)  * fitude sur le3 absces du pba-

   rynx.  4Y   Paris,  1872.   No. 8.

     Schraeder {J. B. H.)    De  abscessu pbaryngeo.

   8°.  Halae [1837].

     See, also, A bei in (H. I.)   Om retrofaryngealabscess hos
   spiida barn.  Nordiskt med. Arkiv, Stockholm, iii, Nr. 24, pp.
   1-16.—Adams (J.) Two cases of post-pharyngeal abscess
   from impaction of fish-bones. Lancet, Loud., 1847, i, pp. 581-
   582.— Allin (C. M.) Retro-pharyngeal abscess—its medical
   history and treatment; with a statistical table of fifty-eight
   cases.  New York Journal of Medicine, 1851, vii,  pp. 307-
   342;  also reprint, 8°, New York, 1851.— Ballot. Phlegmon
   retro-cesophagien ayant fait croire al'existenced'uueangine
   laryng6e cedematanse et mort par asphy xie.  Archives g6n.
   de med., Paris, 1841, iii, pp. 257-200.—Bcsscm*. -f Annales
   de la Soc.de m6d. d'Auvers. 1846,pp. 185-223.—Bierbauni
   (J.) Ketrophary nge.il-uudltetiodsophageal-Abscessc. Med.
   Zeitung, Berlin, lsUO, n. F., pp. 25-28.—Byrne (J.) Case of
   deep-seated abscess pressing on the larynx and trochea, no!
   detected until after death.    Araer. Jour.  Med. Sci., 1-38,
   xxii. pp. 511-512.— [Case.]   Tracheotouiie ;  Tod.  Med.
   Corresp.-Bl. d. wiirtemb. itrztl. Ver., Stuttgart, 1874, xliv. p.
   19.—Chevalier.  Corps ctranger dansle pharynx. Alices
   retropharyugien  Congestion  pulnionaire. Moit. Archives
  med. belg., Bruxelles, 1871, xiii, pp  159-171.—Clark (J. II.)
  Postpharyngeal  abscess. New York Jour, of Med., 181J,
  iii, pp. 34-40.—Dc.xpres.    Gaz.  des hop., Paris, 1873,  p.
  250. — Uoiviik (II. S.j   Trans, id"the New York State Med.
  Soc,  1863, pp. 213-217 — Dii|iuytrcu. +-  Gaz. des hop.,
  Paris, 1.831, v p. 374. —Fischer (C.) -•-... in Folge eines ne- 
ABSCESS.
32
ABSCESS.
ABSCESS {Pharyngeal and retro-pharyngeal).
   crotischen "Wcisheitzahues.  Zeitschr. f. Wnndiirzto u. Ge-
   burtsh., Stuttgart, 1856, ix, pp. 105-107.—Fiske (S.) + [ . . .
   between the larynx and pharynx.]   Med. and Phys. Jour.,
   Lond., 1816, xxxv, pp. 346-347—Fleming  (C.)   Peculiar
   affections of the throat, arising from abscess between the
   pharynx and spine.   Dublin Med. Press, 1840. iii, pp. 269-
   270 ; Loudon Med. Gaz., 1840, ii, n. s., pp. 955, 985.— Forget
   (A.)  -|- Gaz. med. de Paris, 1835, iii, 2c ser.. pp.  588-5.-:).—
   (>!nupp.  + Med. Corresp.-Bl.  d.  wiirttemb. iirztl. Ver.,
   Stuttgart,  1870, xl, pp. 181-182.—Gibney. + Death from
   asphyxia; caries of spine.  New York Med. Jour., 1875,
   xxii,  pp. 626-627.—Glass (O )  Retropharvngeal-absccss,
   sotn ansags vara croup. Upsala Liikaref. Fib hand., 1869-70,
   v, pp. 30-37.—Cioschlcr (A.)  Retropharyngeal-Abscess.
   Allg. wien. med., Zeitung, 1870, xv, pp. 375-376.—Harden.
   Abscess between the oesophagus and trachea.  Tracheo-
   tomy.  Dublin Quart. Jour. Med. Sci., 1864, xxxviii, pp.
   449-452. — Hcer. +  Medicin. Zeitung, Berlin,  1858,  i,  p.
   212 —l.angc. -|- Deutsche Klinik, 1860,  xii, pp. 266-267 —
   l.eishman. -|-  Sloughing, with rupture of the internal
   carotid.  Reported by D. Tacy.   Glasgow  Medical Jour-
   nal, 1868-69, i, n.s., pp.405-107.— Lincoln (R. P ) + Pha-
   ryngeal  incision—external  aspiratiou — cure.  Med. Rec-
   ord;  New York,  1874. ix, pp. 457-458.—Cittle (T. E )  +
   Irish Hosp. Gaz., Dublin, 1874, ii, p. 109; Dublin Jour,  of
   Med. Sci., 1S74, lviii, pp. 251-252.^Mackcnzic CS1.) + .  .
   with secondary disuse of the cricoid cartilage. Trans. Path.
   Soc.  of London, 1870, xxi, pp. 56-57.—Markoc (T.  M.)  +
   New York Med. Times, 1854, iii, pp. 436-437.—Menard
   (G.)  Abces opistho-pharyngiens choz les enfants.  Mem.
   do la Soc. des .sci.  mod., Lyon, 1864, iii, pp. 207-209.—Mon-
   dicre  (J. T.)  Uocberclies pour  servir a l'histoire des ab-
   ces retro-pharyngiens. L'Exp6rieuce, Paris, 1842, ix, pp.
   33, 49, 65.—Morris.  + Trans, of the Coll. of Phys.,  Phila.,
   1841-46, i, pp. 15-17 ; Med. Examiner,  Phila., 1812,  i, pp. 169-
   172.—Oberrit (F.)   Abscessus retropharyngealis.  Wien.
   med. Presse,  1874, xv, pp. 1108-1112.—Oxlcy (M.  G. B.l
   + British Med. Jour., 1874,  ii, pp. 371-372.—Peacock,  -f
   Trans. Path. Sue, Loudon, 1846-48, i,  pp. 88-89.—Peacock
   (T. B.)  -)-... unusual form.  Monthly Jour, of Med. Sci.,
   Edinb., 1848, viii, pp. 218-222.—Pepper (W.) + Philadel-
   phia  Med. Times, 1875, v, pp. 817-819 — Poland (S.)  Post-
   pharyngeal abscess.   Guy s Hosp.  Rep , London, 1850-51,
   vii, 2d ser., pp. 335-336.—Rendu. + [Death from haBinor-
   rhage.] Bull, de la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1839, xiv, pp. 66-67.—
   Kicdcl. +  Berliner klin. Wochenschr., 1874, pp. 74-77.—
   Romano (C.)  Dello ascesso retrofaringeo cronico.  II
   Morgagui, Napoli, 1874, xvi, pp. 97-114.—Scholz.  Rotro-
   pharyngcalahszess;  Angina diphtheritica;   Enibolio und
   Durchbruch der Art. caret, int. sin.;  Thrombose  der Vena
   jugularis und des Sinus transversus sin.;  Embolie derLun-
   genarterie; Lungenblntung ;  Tod.  Wiener med. Pres-se,
   1865. vi, pp. 595-597.—Smith (C.) + . . . , following diph-
   theria and  scarlet fever.  Med. Record, N.  Y., f874, ix, p.
   212.—Stoilela (E.v.) + O^sterreichische Zeitschr. f.prakt.
   Heilk., Wien, 1871, pp. 729-732 —Stone. + New York Med.
   Times, 1854, iii, pp. 405-406.—Taylcr (J.)   Case of laryn-
   gitis.  Pharyngeal abscess extending throughout tho pos-
   terior mediastinum  from  the, pharynx to the diaphragm.
   Lancet,  Lond., 1846,  i, pp. 74-77.—[Tnholskc (H.)J + St.
   Louis Clinical Record, 1875, ii, p. 103.—Fhde (C.  \Y. F.)
   Retropharyngeal- und Retroosophageal-Abscess.  |4 cases.]
   Deutsche Klinik, 1856, viii, pp. 32-35.—Van  Buren (W.
   H ) +  New York Jour, of  Med., 1850, v, pp. 32-33.—Ver-
   neuil. + Bull, de la Soc. chir. de Paris, 1864, 2e ser., iv, pp.
   200-202—Walter (A. G.) + . .  . with caries of the third
   cervical vertebra.  Med. and Surg.  Reporter, Phila.,  1872,
   xxxii, pp. 321-323.—Weber (C. A.)  Ueber don Laryngo-
   Pbaryngeal-Abscess.  Zeitschr.  d.  deutsch. Chir.-Ver. f.
   Med.', Chir. u. Geburtsh., Magdeburg, 1852, v, pp. 518-537.

 ABSCESS {Psoas).

     Besche (67. de).   * Auteckninoar om  ou psoas ab-

   scess.   8°.  Helsingfors, 1840.

     Niekse {E.)   * De abscessu psoadico.  8°.  Btro-

  'Uni [1837].

     Runze {C. C.)    * Nouunlla de psoarum absces-

   suum  patbologia  adnexis  morbj  bistoriis.   8°.

   Berolini [1Y51].

     Stern {M. L. d.)   * De abscessu  psoadico.   8°.

   [Dorpat.] 1838.

      Wall her {P.)  Ueber Psoasabscesse.   8°.   Wlirz-

   burg, 1867.
     See, also, Abel. Panaritium, Psoas-Abscess und Hydro-
   thorax aufeinander folgend. Med. Zeitung, Berlin, 1854, pp.
   141-142— Ballad.  H- Tiidtlicber Ausgang iu Folge einer
   Hernia iucarcerata interna.  Med. Corresp.-Bl. d. wiii ttemb.
   iirztl. Ver., Stuttgart, I860, xxx, pp. 347-350.—Bar well. -|-
   . . . from caries of anterior part of sacrum, communicating
   with spinal canal.   Brit. Med. Jour., 1875, i, pp. 508-509.—
   Bork (J.) -|- Journal d. Chir. u. Augenlieilk., Berlin, 1847,
ABSCESS {Psoas).
  xxxvii, pp. 274-276. — Buhl (L.) -f-.. . . mit nachgefolgter
  akliter Miliartuberkulose.   Wiener mod. Woidicnsclirilt,
  1859, pp. 195-198.— darter (C.) + Montreal Med. Gazette,
  1814,  i, pp. 51-54. — [Cases.] .  . .  terminating  in adven-
  titious empyema.   Australian Med. Journal, Melbourne,
  1862,  vii,  pp. 53-58.—Ouverture spontanea-  dans l'intes-
  tin.  Guerison.  Gazette des hop., Paris. 1862, pp.  261-262.—
  dlarke  (J.)  + Edinburgh Med. and Surg. Jour., 1808, iv,
  pp. 3-5—Decaisnc. + . . . remarquable sous le, rapport
  lies difficult6s du diagnostic.   Annales do la Soc. do iu6d. do
  Gand, 1838, iv, pp. 166-476.— Dickinson. 4- . . . depending
  upon tubercular abscess in the kidney.  Trans. Path. Soc.
  of London, 1865, xvi, pp.  175-176.—Erichscn. + Lancet,
  Lond., 1872, ii, pp. 447-448.—Fletcher.  I  . . . behind the
  right kidney, communicating with its pelvis.  Provincial
  Med. and Surg. Jour., Lond., 1849, p. 714—Foot (A. W.) -|-
  Bilateral; right side communicating with the early stage
  of the ascending colon.   Dnblin Journal Med. Sci., 1875, ix,
  3d s., pp. 274-275.—Franklin (B.) -|- Southern Jour. Med.
  and Phys. Sei., Knoxvillc, 1856, iv, pp. 209-214 ;  1857, vi, pp.
  344-349.—Hayes (J.) +  Boston Med. and Surg. Jour.. 1843,
  xxix, pp.  78-80.—Ileyfcldcr (J. F.) -|- Deutsche Klinik,
  1860, xii, p. 492. — Hooker (A.) + Boston Mod. and Surg.
  Jour., 1855, Iii, pp. 21-23.—Iunhauscr (Fr.) f .  . .  untor
  Gebrauch animaliscber Biider geheilt.  Wienor Medicinal-
  Halle,  1861, v, pp. 168-169, 180-181. — Jackson (J.) + . .  .
  communicating with the canal of the vertebne. New Eng-
  land Journal of Med. and Surg., Bost.. 1816, v, pp. 28-32.—
  Kranefuss  (B. G.)  +  Rust's Mag. f. d. ges.  Heilk., Ber-
  lin, 1837, xlviii,pp. 106-118.—.Lawrence. -f Lancet, Lond.,
  1850, ii, n. s., pp. 302-303. — Fiichtenfcls (V. von). -4- P.ya>
  mia.  Erythema.  Zeitschrift der k. k. Gesells. d. Aerzte zu
  Wien,  1859,  pp. 292-293. — Fiogic.  Variolo contluento.
  Vaste  abces froid dans  la gaine des psoas iliaques.  Ar-
  chives med. belg., Bruxelles, 1871, xiii, pp. 18-20.—I>orin-
  scr  (F. W.) + Pyiimie.  Wioner med. Wochenschr.,  1856,
  p. 749._Madden (T. M.)   On the treatment of a case.
  Med. Press and Circ, Lond., 1869,  vii,  pp. 409-411.—Man-
  fred (II.) + . . . treatment of, with sulphurous acid.  Cin-
  oin. Lancet and Observ., 1872, xv, n.  s., pp. 577-580.—Man-
  ner (C ) + Allg.wien. med. Zeituug, 1868, xiii, pp.  110-111.—
  Mathes  (J.  P.) -|- Southern Jour. Med.  and Phys.  Sci,
  Knoxvillc, 1857, vi, pp. 453-455. — Milroy. + . .  . double.
  Edinburgh Med. and Surg. Jour.,1825, xxiv, pp. 16-19, 1 pi.—
  Murray (J.) + London Med. Gaz , 1833, xiii, pp. 233-237.—
  Nowak  (J.) + Allg. wien. med. Zeitung, 1861, vi, pp. WJ-
  109.—Paschcu (J. A.) + Rust's Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk., Ber-
  lin, 1820, vii, pp. 182-192.—Perrochaud. + ■ ■  ■ cons6cu-
  tive&un accouchement.  Ouverture dans le peritoine. Bull.
  de la Soc. anat. de  Paris, 1837, xii, pp. 205-211.—Pfeufer
  (0.)  + Journal d. Chir. u. Augenlieilk., Berlin, 1833, xx, pp.
  565-585.—Pringlc(G. H.) Case of a girl, nine years of ago,
  . . . psoas abscess on both sides.  New South Wales Med.
  Gazette, Sidney, 1870-71, i, pp. 103-104. — Rivington (W.)
  Varieties of psoas abscess with remarks on diagnosis and
  treatment. Laucet, Loud., 1874, ii, pp. 407 .. .  651.—Smith
  (W.) + Med. Facts aud Obs., London, 1793, iv, pp. 138-148.—
  Stcinitz. -f Med. Zeit., Berlin, 1839, viii,  p. 217. — Stru-
  vc (L. A.) + Rust's Mag. f.  d. ges. Heilk.,  Berlin, 1820, vii,
  pp. 289-313.—Trcmblcy (J. B.) + Buffalo Med. Jour., etc.,
  1859-60, xv, pp. 69-71.—Weber (C. A.)  Eiuige Bemerkun-
  geu iiber  die Diagnose, Aetiologie und Therapie  des Psoas-
  abscesses.  Zeitschr. f. Med.,  Chir. n. Geburtsh., Magdeb.,
  1857, xi, pp. 126, 160.— Whitmore. + . . . communicating
  with the gut.   Lancet, Lond., 1828, i, pp. 175-176.—Wild-
  borc  (F.) 4- Med. Times and  Gaz , London, 1861, i, pp. 4.13-
  414.—Wilmot (S.) + • • • unusual termination.   Trans.
  King's and Queen's Coll. of Phys. in Ireland, 1818, ii, pp. 26-
  32,1 pi.

ABSCESS {Residual).

     See Paget  (J.)   (1) On residual abscesses.  St. Barth.
  Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1869, v, pp. 73-79,1 pi.—  (2) Clinical re-
  marks on residual abscess.  Laucet, Lond., 1870, ii, p. 852,

ABSCESS {Retro- and sub-peritoneal).

     Kob (P. C.)  * De  abscessibus retroperitoneali-

  bus.  8°.  Regiomonti Prussorum, 1854.          c.
     See, also, Bernheim.   Abcos retro-p6ritoneal ouvert
  a travers le diaphragrae dans une bronche.  Revue m6d. de
  l'Est, Nancy, 1874, i, pp.  152-157.—Neumann (E.) Ein Fall
  vou Retroperitonoalabscess  mit amyloidor Degeneration
   der Uuterleibsorgane und sckundiirer Sarkombildung in
   den Absresswanden und deni  Peritoneum.  Archiv dor
   Heilk., Leipzig, 1869, pp. 221-225 — Riirig (C.)  Ueber eiui-
   ge Fiille von retroporitoniialen und extrapleuialen Absces-
  sen. Deutsche Klinik, 1862, xiv, pp. 344, 387 ; 1S63, xv, p. 5.—
   Sayre (L. A.)   Cases of chronic abscess iu cellular tissue
  of the peritoneum.  New York Jour. Med., 1849, ii, pp. 219-
  222.

ABSCESS {Sublingual).

     Dumontcil-Grainprc{A.)   * De l'abces  sous-lin-

  gual.  4Y   Paris, 1875.   No. 212. 
AIJKCKSS.
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ABSOEPTION.
ABSCESS  {Symptomatic).   See, also, Abscess {Il-
  iac, Lumbar, Psoas) ; Spine {Disease of).
     Bourdin  {A.)  * i. Caracteres anatonriques  des
  abces par congestion.   4C.  Paris, 1839.
     Chenieux {F.)   * Des abces par congestion di-
  verts dans les ponmonsou les bronches recliercbes
  pour servir a l'histoire du mal de Pott.  4C.   Pa-
  ris, 1873.
     Chopin (C.)  * De la  valeur des injections iodees,
  dans les abces symptomatiques d'une alt6ration os-
  seuse ou abces par congestion.  4-.   Paris, 1854.

     Chretien  (Vs.)  * Des abces  par congestion.  4°.
  Paris, lH.'iH.
     Coursscrant {A.  G.)   * ii. Abces par congestion
  qui  proviennent de la colonue  vert^brale.   4C.
   Paris, 1842.
     Darralde {J.-B.-P.)   * Sur les abces par conges-
   tion produits par la carie des vertebres.   4Y  Pa-
   ris, 1830.
     Ovret {M. H. T.)    * Inflexions sommaires sur
   les abces par congestion.  4°.   Paris, 1814.
     Ganlier  {J.-F.)  * Sur les abces symptomatique
   ou par congestion.  4°.   Paris, 1*15.
     Grundler {A.)   Ueber  Congestionsabscesse der
   Wirbelsiiule.   8°.  Tiibingen, 1846.
     Guiard {X. M.)    * Sur I'abces  par congestion.
   4°.   Paris, 1813.
     Gucr'nicau {A.)   * Sur un mode de terminaison
   des  abces  par congestion ; ouverture de ces abces
   dans les voisadriennes.  4°.  Paris, 1859.
     Lemaitre (/?.)   * fitiologio des  abces par  con-
   gestion (abces migratours;  abces ossiflueuts, M.
   Gerdy).  4°.   Paris, 1853.
     Lcmingnon {A.)   * Tentamen de abscessibus per
   congestum sen symptomaticis.  4°.  Paris,  1807.

     Merille {A.)  * Sur les abces par congestion, pro-
   venant de la carie d'une ou de plusieurs vertebres.
   1Y   Paris, 1831.
     Oppenheim{E.)  * Congestiousabscess. 8'-'.  Wiirz-

   burg, 1805.
     Pain. {A.)    * Sur le traitement des abces par
   congestion.   4°.   Paris, 1857.
      Peehinot {F.)   * Sur les abces par congestion.  |

   4°.   Paris, 1818.
      Rambeaud {A.)  * Du traitement des  abces par
   congestion.   4°.  Paris, 1801.
      Roger { T.)   * Sur  les abces par congestion, de-
   pendant de  la  carie des os.  4  .   Paris, 1815.

     Sanson {A.)  * Des abces symptomatiques.  (Con-
   cours pour l'aggrdgatiou en chirurgie.)  4°.  Paris,
   1832.
     Sonrbes  {J.-P.)   * Sur la thcrapeutique des ab-
   ces  par congestion.   4°.   Moutpellier, 1807.     c.
      Vidal (./.)  * Do abscessibus per congestum.  8 .
   Jena; 1809.
      See, ids,,. Abeille.  Des injections iodees dans le traite-
   ment des abces symptomatiques des lesions osseuses.  Mo-
   niteur des hop.,Paris, 1853, i, pp.828... 881.—Alnuie.  L'air
   nest pas la cause des accidens facheux qui se manifestent
   trop souvent a la suite  de l'ouverture des abces par con-
   gestion.  Bull. gen. de therap. med. et chir., Paris,  1835. ix,
   pp. 259-263.—Aineuille.  Abces par congestion tiaite par
   les  injections et 1'aliinentation  iodees;  guerison  rapide.
   I'nioii med., 1850, iv. 2e ser., pp. 502-505; Gazette des Imp.,
   Paris, 1800, pp. Ul-92.— Arget (F. d).  Note sur un nou-
   veau signo pathoguoiuouique des  abces par  congestion.  |

          5 M C
ABSCESS {Symptomatic).
  Journal de chir., Paris, 1843, i, pp. 70-72— Boenniy.  Ob-
  servations sur le traitement des abces symptomatiques par
  les injections  iodees.  Gaz. des Imp.. Paris. 1-50, ii, 3e ser.,
  pp. 5.-9-590.—Boinet. (1)  Du traitement des abces  par
  congestion, ou de ceux qui  dependent d'ane carie, par les
  injections iodees.  Mem. de la Soc. de chir. de  Paris, 1851,
  ii, pp.  454-480;  Bull. gen. therap. med., 1850, xxxix, pp.
  349-359.—(2) Des regies k suivre pour la pratique des injec-
  tions iodees dans le traitement des a Vices par congestion.
  Gaz. med.de Paris, 1850, v, 3e ser., pp. 795-707.—Boinet.
  + Moniteur des hop., Paris, 1858, vi, pp. 301-302.—Bou-
  vicr.  Memoire sur la guerison  par  absorption des abees
  symptomatiques du mal vertebral.  Archives Lien, de med.,
  Paris, 1857, i, pp. 5-22.—Broca (P.) -•-...  gueri a_la suite
  d'une seule injection iodee.  Moniteur des hop., Paris, 1858,
  vi, pp. 178-182.—C'ador. + Rust's Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk.,
  1824, xvi, pp. 298-310.—Cas interessants d'abces  par con-
  gestion.  Paut-il faire une  large  on une petite ouverture.
  Bull. pen. therap.  med. et chir., Paris, 1845, xxix,  pp. 134-
  136.— Derasse.  Enkystement d'nn  abces par congestion.
  Archives mod.  belg., Bruxelles, 1875, viii, 3e ser., pp. 175-
  179.—Fine©  (G.) + . . . alia coscia destra.  Gazetta med.
  it. provincie venete, 1862, v, pp. 02-04.—Flcnry.  Consid6-
  rations sur les injections iodees dans  les abces par conges-
  tion. Gazette med. de Paris, 1850, v, 3e ser., pp. 73.'-733.—
  Forget.  Considerations sur 1'abees par congestion. Gaz.
  des  hop., Paris, 1837, xi, pp. 222,233.—Gallard. Abces
  par congestion du thorax.  Revue photogr. des hop. de Pa-
  ris, 1873, v, pp. 73-77, 2 pi.—Lelong (A.) De quelques
  points controversy du traitement (les  abces par conges-
  tion, et en particular des injections iod6es selon la methode
  deM. Boinet.   Archives belg. de  mtd. mil., Bruxelles, 1852,
  x, pp. 5-26.—ITIarloviek  (A.)  A ne-w treatment of ab-
  scess by congestion. Med. 'times. London, 1847, xvi, pp.
  520-530.'—>otta. + • • • giieri par linjecTion iodee.  Moni.
  teurdes hop., Paris, 1854, ii, pp.20-21.— Fain (A.)  fitudes
  pratiques sur le traitement des abces par congestion. Bull.
  gen. de therap. med. et chir., Paris,  1857, liii, pp. 21, 110,
  197.—Farndi*.   Abces par congestion passant sneces-
  sivement tin thorax aux fesses, au genou droit et k l'epaule
  droite  ; carie de la  4nie cote.  Sortie du malade.   Gaz. des
  hop., Paris, 1835, ix, pp. 289-290.—J* an I i (A.)  Bemerkun-
  gen  iiber Congestions-Abscesse.  Rust's Mag. f. d.  ges.
  Heilk., 1820, vii, pp. 383, 434— Payan.  Observations d'ab-
  ces par congestion. Bull, de 1 Acad. rov. de ni6d. de Belg.,
  1846-47, vi, pp, 341-350. — Moltmaun (().)  Die Ausbrei-
  tungsbezirke der Congestions-Abscesse bei der Spondylars-
  throcace der Kinder. Lineanntoniische Studio. Jahrbuch
  fiir  Kinderheilk.,  etc.,  Leipzig, 1H74, vii, pp. 2C7-295.—
  Traitement des abces par congestion. Bull, de la Soc.
  chir. do Paris, 1864, 2e ser., iv, pp. 470-471.

ABSCESS {Thecal).
     See  Fuiiiining (W.)  On tbe treatment of thecal ab-
  scess.  Lancet, Loud., 1853, i, p. 425.

ABSINTH.
     See AI men (A.) lluinle biifalskadmed absinthiu.  Up-
  sala Liikaref.  l'diliand.,  1S74-75, x, pp. 353-357. —  Amory
   (It.) Experiments and observations on absinth and absinth-
  ism.   Boston Med. and Surg. Join-., 1868, i, pp. 68, si.— l>n-
  ehesne (L.)   Empoisonnement par  l'absinthe et lean do
  Goulard.  Journal de ehim. med., etc., Paris, 1873, xlvii, pp.
  30-31.—Fristedt  (It. 1".I   <>m absinthdricknudet i Frank-
   rike.  ITpsala Liikaref. 1-biiiand., 1868-69, iv, pp. 444-447. —
   t; uaidia (J. M.)   L'absinlhe.   Gaz.med.de Paris, 1863,
  xxxiv, 3e ser., pp. 123-129—.loll v. L'absinthe et le tahac.
  Union med., 1871, xii, 3e m'-i\, pp. 1-1,  193, 205.— I.c^raud
  du Maullc.   Les buveurs d'absiuthe.  Gaz. des hop, Pa-
  ris, 1860, pp. 77-79.—LimpeiiM.  De la liqueur (l'absinthe.
   Archives mod. belg., Bruxelles, 1866, iii,2eser., pp. 334-338.—
   Tla^uau.  (1) Alcool et  absinthe, 6pilepsie absinthique.
   Gazette des hop., 1869, pp. 310 . . . 425.—(2) De Taction com-
  parative de l'alcool et de l'absinthe choz l'hoinme et chez les
  animaux.  Congres med. de France, 4e sess., k Lyon, 1872.
   Paris,1873. pp. 613-621.—(2a) Lancet, Lond., 1874, ii, pp. 410-
   412.—  (3) Recherches de physiologie pathologique avec l'al-
  cool et l'essence d'absinthe. fipilepsie.  Archives de phy-
  siol. normale et path., Paris, 1873, v, pp. 115, 281.—  .Vlaree.
   Accidents determines par  l'abus de la liqueur d'alciflthe.
   Union med., 1864, xxiii, 2e ser., pp. 227,257.— Voi«iii  (A.)
  Absinthism chronique.  Comptes rendus de la Soc. de bio-
  logie, Paris, iii, 3e ser., pp. 6, 84.

ABSORBENTS.  See Lacteals ;  Lymphatics  ;
  Veins.

ABSORPTION.   See,  also, Bladder, Mouth of
  {Absorption by);  Chyle; Endosmose ;  Fat (.16-
  sorption of);  Lacteals;  Lymphatics;  Pyae-
   mia ;  Veins.

     Adki.o.v.   Absorption.

     [In DICT. demed., i, 1532, pp. 239-283.]

     Albkkcht (J. F. L.)   Comment, in qua proponi-
   tur recensus eoruni aliuieutoruui et inetlicaniiuum, 
ABSORPTION.                                 '54                                 ABSORPTION.
ABSORPTION.
  qnibus sive  tnbo  alinientario sint inoesta, sive
  coinniunibus corporis iuteguuientis applicata,  iu-
  oressns in systema  vasorum  saii»uiferoruni  ant
  eoncesstis a uatura ant negatns sit.  4C.   Gottin-
  gae, 180(5.
     Hakike (H.-N.)    *De 1'absorption,  consido'ree
  coniuie nioyen que la nature euiploie })our la gu6-
  rison ties maladies en general.  4°.  Paris, 1635.
     Bkclard (J.)  Absorption.
     [In Dict. encyc. des sci. mod., i, 1869, pp. 217-245.]
     Bkur (S.)   # De ratione qua venae et vasa lyni-
  phatica resorbeuut.   8°.   Turici, 1842.           c.
     Beht (P.)   Absorption.
     [In Xouv. diet, de med. et de chir.prat.,i,1864,pp. 140-185. J
     Collineau.   Memoire sur l'absorption par  les
  vaisseaux  capillaires, sanguins  et lynipbatiques.
  2  (igs.  6 .  Paris,  1833.
     Draper (J.  \Y.)    Experiments on absorption.
  8Y   [h. p., n. d.]
     Emcken (F. P.)   * De absorptionc.   4°.   Jena
  [17(i0].
     Fodera (M.)   Recliercbes expdrimentales sur
  l'absorption et l'exhalation.  8°.   I'aris, 1824.
     Fowler (R.)  De absorptioue.   8\  Edinburgi,
  1794.
     Hoih;kins(T.)  * De absorbendi fnuctioue.   8°.
  Edinburgi, 1823.
     Hoffmann (C. E. E.)   Ueber die Anfnabme des
  Qnecksilbers und  der  Fette  in  den  Kreislauf.
  8°.   Wiirzbiirg, 1854.
     Isfnii.amm (H. F.)   De absorptione morbosa.
  8°.   Erlangae [17'.)Y].
     Isi:nflam.m (J. C.  F.)    * De absorptione sana.
  SY Erlangae [171)1].
     Ki'itsciiNER.  Aufsaugung.
     [In Waonuu's Handw. d. Physiol., 1850, i, pp. 35-74.]
     Ledoux (J.-B.)  * Sur l'absorption.   8°.   I'aris,
  an xi (18015).
     Lf.oniiardi (J. G.)  * De resorptionis in corpo-
  re humano praeter naturain  impeditae causis  at-
  que noxis.  4°.  Lipsiae [1771].
     Lubbock (R.)   De principio sorbili.  8°.   Edin-
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  atque morbosae discriniine.  8°.   Trajecti ad Rhe-
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     Maankn (P. J. van).  De absorbtione solidorum.
  8°.   Lugd. Bat., 1794.
     Marsaclt  (P. A. A.)  * i.  Des  influences  qui
  agissent plus particulierement sur les  orgaues  et
  les fonctious de l'absorption, de maniere a y de-
  terminer un  6tat pathologiqne.    ii. [etc.]    4°.
  Paris,  1841.
     Oudet (J.-E.)  *  De l'absorption, conside"r6e sous
  les rapports pbysiologique, pathologique et tb6-
  rapoutique.   4°.  Paris, 1813.
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  corps.  4°.  Paris, an xiii (lc05).
     Sciilagdenhauffen (F.)   *' De l'intervention
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ABSORPTION.
     See, also, Absorption.  London Med. Repository, 1825,
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  absorption, and on the abdominal renal circulation. Charles-
  ton Med. Journal, 1851, ix, pp. 433-438. — Itriiiulbci'i; (C.)
  Oin resorptionen frsvn bukhiilan.  Nord. med. Arkiv, Stock-
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  circulation of the venous blood, and on absorption.  Trail-
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  227.—Chapman (E.)  Observations on absorption.   Lon-
  don Med. Repository, 1818, ix, pp. 449-455.— Collard de
  -VBurliguy (C. 1'.) Recherche* pour servir a llnstoire do
  l'absorption.  Bull, de la Soc. anat, de Paris, 1827, ii, 2e ed.,
  pp. 2011-238.—Cooke (J. E.)  On the manner iu which tho
  fluids enter the absorbent vessels.   Louisville Journal of
  Med. and Surg., 1838, i, pp. 255-268. — Demarquuy (J.-N.)
  (1) De l'absorption par  les plaies.   Union mod., 18(19, vii,
  pp. 149-155.— (2) De l'absorption par les plaies ctles abces.
  Rapport de M. Gosselin.   Bull, de l'Acad. de med., Paris,
  186(5-67,  xxxii, pp. 930-941.— Dotrler (B.)   Remarks ou
  absorption.  New  Orleans Med. and Surg. Jour., I860, xvii,
  pp. 56-73 —Draper (J. W.)   Experiments on absorption.
  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1836, xviii, pp. 13-32.—Dnhriiij; (L.
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  mammals. An abstract.  Philadelphia Med. Times, 1871, i,
  p. 451.—Fiigrluiiuin (T. W.)   Inibibitie als oorzaak van
  clectrioiteits-ontwikkeling.   Onderzoekingen rhys. Labo-
  rat. d. Utrecht. Hoogeschool, 1874, iii, 3e R., pp. 82-93.—Fo-
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  pp. 57-77.— Collin.   Absorption  des solides.  Comptes
  rendns de la Soc de biologie, Paris, le ser., i, p. 79. — For-
  lanini (C.)   La funzione-deU'assorbinieuto negli arti resi
  paralitici col taglio dci nervi spinali.  Annali univ. di med.,
  Milano, ccv, 1868, p. 473—Craneliiiii (L.) Rioherche fisio-
  logichointornoall'assorbiinento.  Annali univ. di med., Mi-
  lano, 1824, xxx, pp. 87-109.—dollse  (Fr.)   Ueber den Ein-
  fluss der Nervencentren auf die Aufsaugung.  Archiv f. d.
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  76.—Hake (T. G.) On absorption. Lancet, Lond., 1835, i,
  pp. 801-803 ; ii, pp. 9,107, 217.—Ilcubcl (E.)  Ueber die Be-
  ziehungen der Centraltheile des Nervensystems zur Resorp-
  tion.  Archiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1872, lvi,
  pp. 248-267.—Ilollard (F.)   Coup d'(eil sur l'etat de nos *
  connaissances a 1'egard du siege et de la nature de l'absorp-
  tion. Join-, des prog, des sci., etc., med., Paris, 1828, vii, pp.
  167-182.— Home (E.) Experiments to prove that fluids pass
  directly from the stomach to the circulation of tho blood,
  and from thence into the cells of the spleen,  the gall-blad-
  der, and urinary bladder, without going through the thor-
  acic duct.  Philos. Trans. Roy. Soc. of Lond., 1811, pp. 163-
  170.—Hubbard (J.)   Observations and experiments ou
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  iv, pp. 242-254.—Jackxon (S.) On absorption. American
  Jour. Med. Sci., 1829, v, pp. 277-296.—Klapp (J.) The doc-
  trine of  pulmonary absorption defended.   Philadelphia
  Med. Museum, 1809, vi, pp. 83-102.— Knapp.  De l'absorp-
  tion de l'albuniine dans l'iutestin grele. Gaz. hebd. de med.,
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  Archiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's),  1858, xiv, pp. 401-
  432.—Lagncan.   Note  sur certaiues  substances  aux-
  quelles on attribue la propriete de prevenir l'absorption, en
  determinant  l'astriction des vaisseaux capillaires superfl-
  ciels.  Comptes rendns de la Soc. de biologie, Paris, 1855, ii,
  2e ser., p. 37-38.—Cambl.  Ueber die Epitbelialzellen der
  Darmschleimhaut als Schutzorgane und den Mecbauismus
  der Resorption.   Wiener med. Wochenschr.,  1859, pp. 389,
  405.—Lawi-ancc (I. O. B.) and Coates (B. H.)   Account
  of some further experiments to determine the absorbing
  power of the veins and lymphatics-  Philadelphia Jour.
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  (1) Memoire sur le mechanisme de l'absorption cbez les aui-
  maux a sang rouge et chaud. Jour, de physiol. experimen-
  tale, Paris, 1821, i, pp. 1-17.—(2) Memoire sur les orgaues de
  l'absorption chez les mammiferes.  Journal de physiologic
  expei imentale, Paris, 1821, i, pp. 18-31. — ltteiizel'(A.) and
  Pcrco (H.)   Ueber die Resorption von Nahrungsmitteln
  vom Unterhautzellge-webeaus. Wiener med. Wochenschr.,
  1869, pp.  517-518.— Tliddeldorpi" (A.)   Vorliiufiger Be-
  richtnberdie Veriinderung der Kuochen und Knorpel in der
  Peri ton aal-Hohle  lebender Thiere.  Zeitschr. f. klin. Med.,
  Breslau, 1852, pp. 58-62 — iVIilnor (R.)   Experiments and
  observations on the absorption of active medicines into the
  circulation : aud also, on the effects of nutritive enemata.
  Philadelphia Jour. Med. and Phys. Sci., 1822, iv, pp. 10-23.—
  .HiiN»e)- (R. D.)  Foetal bones coloured with madder.  Am.
  Jour. Mod. Sci., 1829, v, pp. 20-22. — Of the present state of
  our knowledge respecting the function of absorption.   Lon-
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  committee of the  Academy of Medicine  of Phila., on the
  means by which absorption is effected.   Phila Jour Med.
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  the mechanism of absorption.   Lancet,  Lond., 1842-43, ii,
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ABSORPTION.
35
ABSORPTION.
ABSORPTION.
  Mechanismus der E insaugnng des Speisesaftes beim Men-
  sehen und bei einigeu Thieren.   Archiv f. Anat., Phys. n.
  wissenschaftl. Med., Berlin, le47, pp. 400-402.

ABSORPTION {Cutaneous).  See,  also, Baths.

     Bakuen.si'KoXG (F. G. F. de). De transitu medi-
  camentornm praesertim hydrargyri pertegumenta
  corporis externa.  4°.  Halls,  1848.
     Barthelemy (I.)   * De l'absorption cutane"e.
  4-.  Strasbourg, 18fi4.
     Bat'dix (L.)  * De l'absorption  par la pean des
  substances dissoutesdans l'ean.  4°.   Paris, 1871.
     BuoquiN (YM. J. F. C.)   * fitude  sur  l'ab.sorptiou
  par la peau revetue de son cpiderine.   4°.   Paris,
  ih;:>.
     Dainoerkield (Ii. P.)  * An expt rimental essay
  on cutancjus absorption.  8°.   Philadelphia, 1805.
     [Also in Caldwell's Medical theses, 8°, Phila., 1896.]
     Drouei (L.-A.)    * Recbercbes expdrimentales
  sur le role de l'absorption  cutan6e dans la paraly-
  sie saturnine.   4 .  Paris, \87:>.
     Fi.uimx (P. L.)   Quelques  reflexions sur l'ab-
  sorption cutande au  point de vue  thdrapeutique.
  4°.   Paris, 1H04.
     Fko.ment (A.)  * De l'absorption cutande.   4°.
  Paris, 1870.
     JlKiiKKT (L.)  * De l'absorption  par  le t6gument
  externe.  (Question  de physiologic appliqude a la
  tberapcutiquc.)  4°.   Paris, 1861.
     Deoxhakdi (J. G.)    * De resorptione cutauea.
  4°.   Lipsiae [17(iH].
     Meimere (L. P.)  * De  la vitesse relative d'ab-
  sorption par les dillereiites membranes de l'ecouo-
  mie et particulierement  de l'absorption cutanee.
  4°.   Paris,  1873.
     Mkraut (C.)  * De l'absorption par le tegument
  externe dans le bain.   4U.   Paris,  1807.            ,
     Sekeys (P.-F.)   De  l'absorption par le tegu- )
  nient externe, et en particulier de l'administration
  des liquides pulverises.  4°.  Paris, lHiy.
     See, also, Absorption und Exhalation  der  iiussorcii
  Haut.  Med. Zeitung, Berlin,  1K56,  pp. 245-246.—AI roll
  (W. A.)  Cutaneous absorption.  Boston Med. and Mirg.
  Jour.,  1852, xlvi,  pp. 478-180.—Alibeit  (J. L.)  observa-
  turns et experiences sur quelques medicamens purgatifs, I
  diun'tiquos et febrifuges, appliques a I'exterieur.  Meni.de |
  la Soc. med. d'c.niulation, Paris, an v, i, pp. 180-190.— Ber-
  lliold  (A. A.)  Kinigo  Versucbe iiber  die Aufsangungs
  thiitigkeit (Inhalation)der Haut.  Archiv. f. Anat, Plnsiol.
  u. wiMsenschaftl. Med.,  Berlin, 1838,  pp. 177-181.—Bon-
  <ImiI (K.)  De l'absorption par la peau dans  le bain. (Liz.
  des  hop., I'aris, 1853, pp. 493-494__Bradner  (J.)  Expe-
  riments and obser\ ations in defence of the doctrine of cu-
  taneous absorption,  Med. Repository,  jf. Y., IS12, iii, 3d
  8., pp.  137-142.— Brann.  Ob Aufsaugung im Bade, oder
  nicht? Med. Zeitung, Berlin, 1858, i, pp. 62-63.— Brenioml
  pere et fils.   Absorption  cutanee. Revue photogr. d. hop.
  de I'aris, 1873, v,  p)). 148-150.—Collard  (C.  P.)' Observa-
  tions et  experiences sur l'absorption cutanee de  l'cau, du
  hut et .du b'liiillon.   Archives gen. de med., I'aris, 1826, xi,
  pp 73-81; Bull, de la Soc. anat. (le Paris, 1831,vi,pp.ll3-124 —
  Co.\e.  (Miservations intended  as a support to the doctrine
  of cuticular absorption,and in opposition to opinions of late
  advanced on this subject. Phila. Med. Museum, 1809, vi, pp.
  55-(i3.—Itelore.   lie l'absorption nonnale  des  liquides.
  Lyon medical. 1869, i, pp. 427-428.—Bill (John). Observa-
  tions on cutaneous absorption, with experiments.   Trans.-
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  wiou sur bs conditions de l'absorption cutanee.  Bull, des
  trav. de la Soe. mod. prat, de Paris, 18ti3, pp. 1(15-174.—Du-
  riau (V.)  Recherches oxperimentales sur l'absorption et
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  Ilomolle.   Experiences physiologiquos sur l'absorption
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  periments and (diservations on cutaneous absorption. Phil-
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  siologique der, li.iins, et en particulier sur l'absorption  du
  li(|inde des bains par la peau.  (la/., mod.  (le I'aris, 1865, xx,
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   BSORPTION {Ctttan?ous).
   sorption cutanee des principes mineranx  contenns  dans
   l'eau thermale de Bourbonne.  Dosage des  chlorures trou-
   ves dans les urines des malades avant etapres le bain.  Re-
   cueil de mem. de med., de chir. et de pliarni. mil., Paris, ls73,
   xxix, 3e ser., pp. 196-205. —Kabuleau.  Itecherches snr
   l'absorption cutanee.  Gaz. hebd.de med. et de chir.. I'aris,
   1869, vi, 2e ser., pp.  546-548.—Recklinghausen (F. v.)
   Versnche  iiber das Eindringeu  niih'isli'cher Substanzeu
   (lurch die unverletzte Oberhaut.  Archiv f. Path., Anat. n.
   Physiol., 1858, xiv, pp. 479-481.—Robertson (H.) On the
   supposed function of the skin as an  absorbent.   London
   Med. and  Phys.  Jour., 1827. iii, n. s.. pp. 131-138.—Roche
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   organ.   Jahrbuch f. Kinderheilk., Leipzig,  1874,  vii, pp.
   296-345.—RouMHeau (J. C.)  A few words  more against
   cutaneous  absorption.  Philadelphia  Med.  Museum, 1808,
   iv, pp. 209-217.—Roussiu.  Des plieiioinenes d'absorption
   cutanee.  Leeneil de mem. de nn-d . de chir.  et de pharm.
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   63.—!"ie*vall (T.) Experiments and observations on cuta-
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   Smith (itid Ronsiiean. Result of  experiments  on cuti-
   cular absorption,  by Drs. Smith and Rousseau.  Philadel-
   phia Med.  Museum, 1810-11. n. s., i, pp.  34-36.—Spcngler
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   Klinik, 1p."4, vi, pp. 242-243.—Teissier. Xote sur 1 absorp-
   tion cutanee k propos des bains nn '■dieaincnteiix.   Discus-
   sion  Lyon medical, 1873, xiv.pp. 471, 485. —Thomson (M.)
   (Observations on the  absorbing power of the  human skin.
   Edinburgh Med.  Jour.,  1862, vii,  pp. 1017-1025.— Waller
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   roform, etc., in  promoting  cutaneous absorption.  Practi-
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   Untersuchungen  iiber   die Linsaugung^kialt  der  Haut.
   Archiv f. Anat. u. Physiol., 1^27  pp. 46-"-5:i7.— Willemiii.
   Recherches experiuitntales  sur  l'absorption par le tegu-
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   xiii, pp. -117-419.

ABSORPTION {Intestinal).

     ]irssii:i:E (F.-A.)  * iii.  Des faits qui pronvent
   que l'appareil chylifere n'est pas l'agent exclusif
   de toute absorption infestinale.   4°.   I'aris, 1-11.
     EitEKiiAKD  (If.  F.)  * Versnche ueber den Ue-
   bergaii"; fester .Stoffe von Darm und  Haut aus  in
   die  Siit'tmasse  ties korpers.   (Ziiricb.)  8Y-   Wd-
   densehwell, 1847.                                  C.
     Hollander  {('•.)  * (^naestiones decorpnsculo-
   rtim solidoruui e  tractu  intcstinali iu vasa san-
   guifera transitu.  w.  [Dorpat,] 18f>(3.
     Martel (J.) * De riutluenee  du mouvement
   circulatoire sur l'absorption veineuse intestinale.
   4\  Strasbourg, 18(V3.
     Paulcs  (J. G.)   Programma ad disputationem
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     [In Haller,  Disput. anat. select., v. iii.]
     See, alsn. Deniarquny. Sur la puissance  et la rapidile
   (l'absorption de la surface interne de l'intestiu grele, com-
   paiee a c(dle de l'estomac, du icetum et du tissu cellplaire.
   Bull,  de la Soc.de cbir.de l'ai is, lc74, iii, 3e siir., pp. 591-
   595.—I.etzerich (L.)   Leber die Resorption derverdau-
   ten Xahrstoffe (Eiweiss-Kiirper und Fette) im Diinndarm.
   Archiv  f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's).  1-iiO,  xxxvii.
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   bibles dans la  masse  du sang ii travers les  parois du tube
   digestif.  Gaz. des hop., I'aris, 1850, ii, 3e ser., pp. 3s3-3.-4. —
   Voit (C.) and  Bauer (J.)    Leber die Aufsaugung im
   Dick- und Diiundaruio. Zeitschr. f. Biologie, Miiuchen, le6!t,
   v, pp. 536-570.

ABSORPTION {Venous).

     Westuumb (A. H. L.)   Pbysiologische  Unter-
   suchungen iiber die Eiiisaiiguugskrat't der Veuen.
   l"i°.  Hannover, lf-2").

     See, also, Cartwrighl (S. A.)  A dissertation on the
   question, Whether the veins perform the  function of ab-
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   97.—Ziizciibni'i; (C.)  Report  of experiments  recently
   perloiiued  at the Jefferson Medieall Hall,  relative to ve-
   nous  absorption from the cavity of the stomach.  Phila-
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ABYSSINIA.                                   36                                   ABYSSINIA.
ABSTINENCE and Fastiug.   Sec, also, Famine;  i
  Starvation.
     Parbarix (F.)    * De  l'abstinence, eonsiddre'e
  dans l'dtat de saute" et de  maladie.    4°.    Paris,
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     Courcellas (Y. J. B.)   * iii. Des cbangements
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   quelques maladies, spe"cialement dans celui  des
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     Rayger (C.)    * De  iuedia.    4°.   Argentorati,
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     Ritter (J. J.)    De impossibilitate et possibili-
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      [In  Haller, Disp. ad morb., t. 3.]

     Struve (F. C.)    * De  inediie noxa atque utili-
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ABUBETEI.  See FJ1AZES.

ABYSSINIA.

     Papers  connected with tbe Abyssinian expedi-
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  4°.   London,  1867.

     See, also, Blanc (H.)  [Medical history of journey into
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ABYSSINIA.
37
ACCLIMATION.
ABYSSINIA.
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  einige cbirurgische Vulks-lleilmethoden Abessiniens, etc.
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ACACIA.
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ACADKMIA, Academic, etc. (Transactions of).   See
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ACAJOU.
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  ratione curandi ad glauconem.  ti°. Lugduni, 1547.

ACALEPHJE.
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 ACANTHOCEPHALA.
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     Carlier (M. A.)  Memoire sur l'acclimatement
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      Carre  (C. J.)   * Quelques considerations  sur
   l'acclimatation dans les pays chauds.  4°.  Paris,
   1802.
      Ci.averie (J. B. A.)  * Quelques mots sur l'accli-
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      Dcmoutikr (F. N.)  * Considerations sur accli-
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   4 ~.  I'aris,  1866.
      Fhaxzos (D.)  * De acclimatisatione hominis.
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      Lacaille (L.  P.)   " De  l'acclimatement  des
   Europeens aux rdgions dquinoxiales.  4°.   Paris,
   1851.
      Ollivier (P.-E.)   * Observations faites en
   Algdrie, Chine et Cochinchine,  ayant rapport  a
   l'acclimatement dans les pays chauds.  4°. Stras-
   bourg, 1801.
      Perrix  (X.) * De l'acclimatement.  Des modi-
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   des precautions  hygiduiques qu'il impose.   4 .
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ACCLIMATION.
38
ACETABULUM.
ACCLIMATION.
    Romain (J. B. A. H.)  * Essai sur l'acclimation
  humaine.  4°.  Paris, 1863.
    Tknnent (J.)  Physical enquiries, discovering
  the  mode of translation  in  the constitutions of
  northern inhabitants  on  going to, and  for some
  time after arriving in southern  climates  [etc.]
  8°.  London, 1742.
     See, also, Aeelimation ; and the liability of negroes to
  the epidemic fevers of the south.  New Orleans Med. News
  and  Hosp. Gaz., 1858-59,  v,pp. 78-87. — Aubcrt-Roehe.
  Sur l'acclimatement des  Europeens dans les pays chauds.
  (Tabelles.)  Annales d'hyg. publ., Paris, 1844, xxxi, le ser.,
  pp. 5 . .. 349 ; xxxii, pp. 86-120; 1845, xxxiii, pp. 21-57; xxxiv,
  pp. 304-335 ; 1846, xxxv, pp. 5-26.—Bennett (I. H.)  On the
  unfavorable influence of  sudden change of climate.  Lan-
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  rap.  med. et chir., Paris, 1863, lxv, pp. 241-246. — Boudin.
  (1) Recherches surl'acclimatemeut des races huruaines sur
  divers points du globe.   Annales d'hyg. publ., Paris, 1860,
  xiii,  2e ser., pp. 310-341.—(2) L'Europe'en peut-il s'acclima-
  ter dans la zone tropicale a de grandes hauteurs au dessus du
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  pharm.mil., Paris, 1862, vii, 3e ser., pp. 105-108.—Coindct
   (L.)  De l'acclimatement sur les altitudes duMexique. Gaz.
  hebd. de med. et de chir., Paris, 1863, x, pp. 777, 817. — »e-
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   Fleurr (L.)  Quelques mots sur l'acclimatement. Moni-
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  0 )  Thoughts on acclimation and adaptation  of races to
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   1850, vi, n. s., pp.  439, 499 ; also reprinted in 8°.

 ACCOMMODATION ( Visual).  See Eye (Accom-
   modation of).

 ACCOUNT (Au) of a  medical controversy  in  the
   city of Cork, in which live physicians are engaged ;
   ... To which are subjoined two  letters from  Dr.
   Mead and one  from Dr. Frewin, ...  In a letter
   from a gentleman there to his  friend in Loudon.
   GO pp.  8°.   London, R. Dodsley, 1749.
 ACCOUNT (An)  of the origin, symptoms,  and cure
   of the influenza or epidemic catarrh, with some
   hints respecting  common colds and incipient pul-
   monary consumption.  80 pp.  8°.  Philadelphia,
   H.  H. Porter, 1832.
 ACCOUNT (An) of the rise and  progress  of  the
   Indian or spasmodic cholera.   . .  .  Illustrated by
   a map, showing the route and progress of the dis-
   ease  from Jessore, near the Ganges, in 1817, to
   Great Britain  in 1831.  48 pp.,  1 pi.   8l'.  New
   Haven,  L. H. Young,  1832.
 ACCOUNT (An) of persons remarkable  for their
   health  and  longevity ;  exhibiting  their  habits,
   practices, and  opinions, . . .  To which are added
   ... a definite plan for the removal of that pecu-
   liar affection of the throat, to which clergymen,
   and other public speakers are liable; and maxims
   of  health, for the gouty,  paralytic, aud asthmatic.
   By a physician.  2d ed.  xii, 313 pp.  8°.  London,
   Simpkins cf Marshall, 1829.
 ACCOUNT (An) of the present state of the prisons
   and houses  of  correction in  the home  circuit.
   Taken  from a late publication of John Howard
   by  permission.  To  which is prefixed,  au intro-
   duction,  stating the acts lately  passed for  im-
   proving the prisons  in this kingdom.   . .  .  The
   abuses which still continue .  . . ; and the means
   by which those  abuses  may most  effectually be
   corrected,  xvi, 19, 7 pp.  8°.  London,  1789.
 ACCOUNT (An) of the  state of medical  education
   in  Germany, France, England  and the  United
   States.   17 1.  8°.  [n. p., n. d.]
ACCOUNT (An) of a strange and wonderful dream.
  Dedicated to Dr. M---d.   2d  ed.   20 pp.  8Y
  London, printed for J.  Roberts, 1719.
ACCOUNT (An) of the tenia, or  long tape-worm,
  .  . .  Being a translation [by S. F. Simmons] of a
  memoir published at Paris, entitled " Traitement
  contre le tenia ou ver solitaire, pratiqud a Morat
  en Suisse, examine" et eprouve" a Paris, publid  par
  ordre du roi".   xvii, 61 pp., 3 pi.  8°.  London,
  J. Wilkie, 1777.
    (a) 2d ed.  xxi, 77 pp.  8°.  London, J.  Wilkie,
  1778.
    (b) xvii, 77 pp., 2 pi. 8°. London, 1777. [Pamph.,
  v. 551.]
    (ti) xvii, 61,29  pp.  8°, London, 1778. [Pamph.,
  v. 665.]
ACCOUTREMENTS.  -See, also, Clothing.
    See Bei-iugton (J.)  A description of a new knapsack
  and girdle lor infantry soldiers;  with  a narrative of the
  steps hitherto taken to promote their adoption in tbe I5rit-
  ish army.  Lancet, Lond., 1849, n. s., i, pp. 502, 535.—.Ju-
  ilec.   Recherches  sur un nouveau syst6ine d'equipoinent.
  Recueil de mem. de mod., de chir.  et do pharm. mil., Pari.s,
  1863,  ix, 3e ser., pp.  326-331.
ACCUM ( Frederick ).    System  of theoretical and
  practical chemistry.  2d ed.   2 v.  xxiv, 393, xxiii,
  489 pp., 6 pi.   8°.   London, printed for the author,
  1807.
    [First edition was 1803.]
-----A practical  treatise on gas-light; exhibiting
  a summary description of the apparatus and ma-
  chinery  best  calculated for  illuminating streets,
  houses, and manufactories,  with carbureted  hy-
  drogen, or coal-gas ;.. .  2d ed.  xvii, 194 pp., 7
  col.pl.  roy. 8°.  London, R. Ackermaun,  1815.
----- A practical essay on chemical  re-agents or
  tests.   204 pp.   8°.   Philadelphia, printed by M.
  Carey  <y Son, 1817.
-----Chemical amusement, comprising a sketch of
  curious and instructive experiments in chemistry,
  .  . .  3ded.   xlviii, 360 pp.   12°.  Loudon, T. Boys,
  1818.
     [Plates wanting.]
-----A practical treatise on  the use and applica-
  tion of chemical tests, with  concise directions for
  analyzing metallic ores, earths, metals, soils, man-
  ures, and mineral waters, illustrated by  experi-
  ments.  3d ed.  527 pp., 2 pi.  sm. 8°.  London, T.
  Boys, 1820.
-----A treatise on  adulterations of food, and culi-
  nary poisons.  2d ed.   360 pp.  8°.  London, Long-
  man, Hurst t,- Co., 1820.
    (a)  xii, 269 pp.   12°.   Philadelphia, A. Small,
  1820.
-----Culinary chemistry, exhibiting the scientific
  principles of cookery, . . .   With observations on
  the chemical constitution  and nutritive qualities
  of different kinds of food,  xxii, 356 pp., 2  pi. 8°.
  London, R.  Ackermann, 1821.

ACEPHALA. See Monsters.

ACEPHALOCYSTS.  -See  Hydatids.
ACERBI  (F.  Enrico).   Della vita di  Giambatista
  Monteggia.   92 pp.,  1 port.    4°.  Milano, Doca,
  1816.
-----Annotazioni di medicina practica.   Anno pri-
  ino. 280 pp.  8°. Milano,tlpog.diG. Silvcslri,l8l9.
     For his life,  see Filuti (G. do).  Elogio del F. E. Acerbi.
   8°.  Milano, 1828.
ACETABULUM (Fracture of).
     See  Rrauniullcr (J. W.) -f Zeitschr. f. Wundiirzte  n.
   Geburtsh., Stuttgart, 1851, iv, pp. 210-212.—Burrall (F.
   A.)  +  New York  Jour.Med., 1858, iv, 3d s., pp. 244-245.—
   [C!as*c.]  . . . simulating fracture of the cervix  fetnoris.
   Laucet, Lond., 1842-43, ii, pp.  877 - 878.—Holmes (T.)  +
   Trans. Path. Soc. of London, 1859-60, xi, pp. 200-2US, 1 pi.—
   it I aefai-lane (J.) + ...: luxation de la tete femorale par
   suite do cette fracture. Gaz.med. de Paris, 1837, v, p. 284.— 
ACETABULUM.                             39                                        ACIDS.
ACETABULUM (Fracture of).
  I'etern (G. A.) -f Impaction of the head of femur—r( sec-
  tion.  Amer. Medical Times, N.Y., lfOl, ii, pp. 200-261 — i
  Win i 111 (R. \V.)   Dublin Quart. Jour, of Med. Sci., 1863, |
  xxxv,p.  174.—Velpeau. Note par Pjijot.  Des fractures
  de la cavite cot\h/ide.  Uaz. des hop., I'aris, 1846,  viii, pp. j
  585-586.
ACETONE.
    Beemex (J. H. v.) "Deacetono.  bc.  Lugduni-
  Batavorum,  1817.
     See, also, Kaulieh (Jos.)  Tiber Acctonbildung im
  thicrischen Orfianismus. Yierleljalusschiift f. d. piakt.
  lleilk.Praj:, i860, lxvii, pp. St-72.
ACETONEMIA.
    Kkcszka(T.)  * Ueber Acctonaemie. 6Y  Greifs-
  wald, 1873.
     See, also. llerli (A.) Sopra un caso mortale di  acetone-
  mia in donmi  diabetica. Giornale veuct. di sci. med., 1874,
  xx, pp. 301-309; Gazetta med. ital. provincie venete, le74,
  xvii, pp. 109-171.—Burrewi (p.)  Diabete seguito da ace-
  tonemia.  Lo Sjieriiiicntale, Firen/.e, 1>-0S, xxii, pp. 3-23.—
  KiiNNinaul.  On a peculiar mode of death in diabetes;
  on acetonauuia [etc.]   Glasgow Med. Jour., 1674, vi, n. s.,
  pp. 485-500.

ACIIALME (Jean).   * Des granulations du col  de
  l'ut6ruH.  M7 ]>p.   4Y  Paris,  l8f)6.  No. 215.
ACHARD (E.)   * Des votnisseineuts incoercibles
  pendant  la grossesse.   63 pp., 2 1.  4Y  Montpel-
  tier, I. Cristin et cie., 1807.                    v.
ACHARD (F61ix).   * Coup-d'o-il retrospectif  sur
  le cholera-uiorbus  observe a PHotel-Dieu  de Pa-
  ris en 1S:S2.   18 pp.  4°.  Paris, 1835.   No. 318.
ACHARD (Felix).*  La reTormo des hopitaux  par
  la ventilation renversec et la charitd organisee an
  point de  vue de la guerre par  le corps medical.
  (Ext. des Annales du genie civile.)  24 pp., 2 1., 1
  pi.  8Y  Paris, E. Lacroix, 1865.
 -     La resiuo-thdrapie  chirurgicale  ou Part  de
  traiter les  plaies.  47 pp.  8U.  Paris, F. Savy;
  Lyon, J. P.  Margret, 1870.
ACllARD (Francois Celestin).  * Des fractures  du
  femur; de leur traitement par  l'appareil  a  l'ex-
  tension permanente de M. Baudens.  23 pp.   4  .
   Paris, 1848.  No. 19;'..
ACHARD  DE  LELUARDIKRE  (Henri).   •Re-
  cherches  sur quelques  cas de pnciimonies libri-
  neuses a resolution lento.   Hi pp.  4°.  Paris,
  1873.   No. 308.
ACHARIUS (Ericus).  * Planta aphyteia. 8Y   Up-
  salliv, 1776.
     [Lixx., Diss., v. viii.]
AC HART (Ldou).  * De lVqiilepsie  cousido'ree sur-
  tout au poiut de vue du diagnostic.  18 pp.   4Y
  Paris, 1875.   No. 391.
ACIIER  (Antonius).  * De  anni temporum influxu
  in organi.smum bumanum, praesertim iu morbus.
  22  pp.  8°.    Wlrceburgi, ex off. viduae C. Q.  Becker,
  1837.
ACHER  (An.-Aug.-Frederic).   * Recherches sur  les
  moyens propres a procurer la reunion des tendons
  apres leur section.  20 pp.  4Y  I'aris, 1831. No.
  112.
ACHILLEA.
     See Melineidcr. Die Scbaafgarbe, Achillea.  \Yochen-
  selu. 1. d. ges. Ileilk., Berlin, 1844, pp. 535-538.
ACHILLES (Joannes Fridericus).   * De frequenti-
  ori ortu calculi renum et vesica- ejusque caussis.
  32  pp.  sm. 4 .  Hulas Magdeb.,  htteris J. C. Hen-
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ACHROMATOPSIA.  See Color-blindness.
ACUTE (Jean-Fran^ois-Louis).   * De la cystite  ai-
  giii:.   1 p. 1., 18 pp.  4°.   Strasbourg, 1841.
ACIITERMANN (Bernard.  Hemic.)   De rheuma-
  tismi diagnosi et aetiologia.  8 .   Gryphiw, typis
  F. G.Kunike [1842].
ACHUS1US (Carolus Christianus).   * De febribus
  compositis  ex  acuta periodo.  46 pp. sm.  1  .
  Halee Magdeb., lit. C. Ilenckelii [1709].             j
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  Boxtekoe (C.)  Grund-S-itze der Medicin, oder
die Lehre vom Alcali und Acids.  12 Y   Franck-
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  Bourrx (J.) * De acidorum usu.   4°.   Goettin-
gai, 1799.
  Bukitenbach;  (C. F.)   * Sistens morbos ab aci-
do seti noxam acidi in corpore humauo.  4Y  Er-
fordiae, 1720.
  Buchxekus (J. F.)  * Quae sibtit meditationes
quasdam de  elixirio acido  Christiaui Democriti
ej usque actione in corpus  humauum atque virtu-
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4Y  Tubingae, 1677.
  Eylaxdt (T.)   De acidorum sumptorum vi  in
uritme acorem.  8°.  Dorpat., 1854.
  Feist (F.)   *  De acidi  et salsi usu diaetetico.
sm. 4°.  Halae Magdeb., 1750.
  Feoerckius  (G.)   * De  acido insonte.   4Y
 Vlteinbergae ad Albim, 1716.
  Foekster (D.  A.)   * De usu et abnsu acidnla-
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  Kovacs (P.)  * Alcaloidea et acida. 8 .  Pestini,
1837.
  Laxge (11.)   * Ein Beitrag zur Keuntuiss der
Oxysaureu.  8 .   Erlangen, 1874.
  Lanck (J. C.)  * Sistens tractationem  genera-
letn de acidorum natura et virtutibus nee non de
acido aereo insonte.  4Y   Hafnlae, 1751.
  Leoniiardi (J. G.)   De acidorum  mineralium
et vegetabilium  insigni rationo virium medicata-
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  Lindexhayx (J.)  * Probabilia aliquot de aci-
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  Loeber (E. C.) and  Geessexieuxer (M. F.)
Disputatio . .  . exhibens historiam morborum  ex
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  Maiixert (C.  A.)   * De acidorum  in  corpore
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  iliTSCUEHUCH (C. G.)  De  acidi ace1i.:i, oxali-
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auimalibus observato.   Commentatio.  4°.   Be-
rolini, 1845.
  Piotrowski (J.)  * De quorundam  acidorum
organicoruiu,  iu  organismo humauo  mutationi-
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  Rhoda (F. G. de).  De acidulis.  sm. 4°.   Jenw
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tis.  4°.  Halae  Magdeb., 1743.
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  Tiiizy  (J. P.)   * Dissertation sur l'einploi des
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   See. also, Dnrniiil-Fardel. Note sur lusaje  diete-
tiipie des acides m ".aui'iiies.  Lull, treii.  de ther. nied. et
chir., I'aris, lc05, 1\\ iii, ],\>. •iH,.i--j:<4. — 4>irnrd.  L'ulilitc
des acides adininisties dans (|iieli]U> s maladies.  Journal 
ACIDS.
40
ACIDS.
ACIDS.

   gen.de mod., do chir. et de pharm., Taris, 1812, xliv, pp. 41-
   55.—J nil lard.  De la methodo volumetriqne indirecte
   pour  le dosage des acides.  Recueil de mora, de med., de
   chir. et de pharm. mil., Paris, 1875, xxxi, pp. 67-71.—Kane
   (K. J.)  Remarks on  some properties of the  hydracids
   Dublin Jour. Med. and Chem. Sci., 1832, i, pp.265-280 —Ba-
   hntcan.  Mcthode goneralo ponr la recherche des acides
   libres dans les expertises medico-legales.  Comptes rendus
   do la Soc. de biologie, Paris, 1874, pp.  96-100.—Schnltzcn
   (().) and  Grabc (C.)  Ueber das Verhalten  der aromati-
   schen Siiuren im Organismus.  Archiv f. Anat., Physiol, u.
   wissensohaftl. Med., Leipzig, 1867, pp. 166-172.

ACID (Acetic).  In Cancer, see Cancer; in Ovarian
   cysts, see Ovary (Cysts of).

     Coxcours  sur l'ace'tification de l'alcool.  Ques-
   tion proposee par la Soci6t6 de pharmacie de Pa-
   ris. Rapport de la commission.  8Y  Paris, 1832.
     Lepechix (J.)   Specimen de acetificatioue.  4°.
   Argentorati [17(56].

     See, also,  Berthclot.  Sur l'acide  acetiqne anhydre.
   Jour, de pharm. etdechim., Paris, 1875,xxii, 4eser.,pp. 5-6 —
   Kirkett,   Poisoning by  acetic acid; acute laryngitis-
   tracheotomy—recovery.  Lancet, London, 1867, ii", pp. 98-
   99.—Heine (C.)   Mittheilung zweier Todesfiille nach
   Einspritzung von  Liquor Villati mit experimentellen Un-
   tersuclmngen iiber die Einwirknng der Essigsiiure anf das
   eirculirende Blut.  Archiv f.path.Anat.u.Phys.(Virchow's),
   1867, xii, pp. 24-58.—Jaillard.  Nouveau proced6 pour In
   determination de la richesse acetique du vinaigre. Recueil
   de memoire de med., de chir. et de pharm. mil., Paris, 1804.
   xii, 3e ser., pp. 333-338.—MTelion.  Vergiftung  mit Radi-
   ealessig.  Vierteljahrsscbr. f. d. prakt. Heilk , Frag, 1845, i,
   pp. 80-88.—Oriila.  De l'empoisonnement par l'acide ace-
   tiqne.  Annales d'hyg. publ., 1831, vi, le ser., pp. 159,179.—
   I'opc (B. A.)   The use of acetic acid in affections of the
   conjunctiva and cornea.  Archives  of Ophthalmology and
   Otology, N. Y., 1809, i, No. ii, pp. 446-454.

ACID (Arsenious).  See  Arsenic.

ACID (Asparagic).
     See Knieriein (W. v.) TAsparaginsaure, ein  Produkt
   der kiiustlichen "Verdauung von Kleber dnrch die Pancre-
   as-Druse.  Zeitschr. f. Biologie, Mirncheu, 1875, xi, pp. 198-
   206.
ACID (Atractylic).
     See I.efranc.  De l'acide atractylique et des atracty-
   lates, produits immediats extraits de la raciue d'atractylia
   gummifera.  Recueil de mem. de mod., de chir. et de pharm.
   mil., Paris, 1869, xxii, 3e.s6r., pp. 133-162, 3 pi.

A3ID  (Benzoic).

     Mecker (F.)   * liber  die von der Benzoesaure
   sich  ableitenden  isomereu  Verbindungen.   8°.
   Giittingen, 1867.                                   C.
     hSciiREiRER (F.)  De usn acidi benzoici medico.
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     See, also, Jan«<seiis (J.  B.) Nouveau procede pour
   obtenir l'acide benzoi'que trcs-pur.  Annales de la Soc.de
   med. d'Anvers, 1844, p. 306 ; rapport de M. Pypeks, pp. 307-
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   Ueber die Hypochlorite,  Hyposulfite  und  die Benzoesaure
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   Zeitschr.  f. prakt. Heilk., Wien, 1858, pp. 725-732.—liiiline
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   llippiusiiure nachdem Genusse von Benzoosanre. Archiv
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   ITIeycr (E. von) and Kolbe (H.) Ueber die antiseptischen
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ACIDS (Biliary).   See Acid (Cholic) ana Bile.

ACID (Bromhydric).
     See Wade (DeW. C.)  Bromhydric acid.  Peninsular
   Jour,  of Med., Detroit, 1875, xi, pp. 02-05.

ACID  (Butyric).

     Gruxzweig (C.)  Ueber Btittersiiureu verschie-
   denen Urspruugs.   8°.   Gicssen, 1872.

     See, also, Paaclititiii (V.)  Einige Versnche iibor die
   buttersaure Giihrung.  Archiv fiir d. ges. Physiol, d. Men-
   scben u. d. Thiere, Bonn, 1874, viii, pp. 352-381.

ACID (Carbazotic).
     See Calvert (F.  C.) and Asnlanrt (A.)  The thera-
   peutic use of carbazotic acid.  Medical Times  and Gaz.,
ACID (Carbazotic).
  Lond., 1862, ii, n. s., p. 289.—Moffat (T.)  On the t hcrapeu-
  tic properties of carbazotic acid.  Association Mod. Jour.,
  Lond., 1855, ii, pp. 742-743.

ACID (Carbolic).  See,  also, Antiseptics;  Disin-
  fectants;  Fever (Intermittent).

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    Henry (A. X. A.)  * De l'acide pbdnique et de ses
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    Hensgex (H.)  * Einige Beitraege zur Wirkuug
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    Huels (P.)  * Wirkung der Carbolsiiure  auf
  rothe Froschblutkorperchen.  8°.  Anklam, 1872. c.
    Jonschek (P.)   *  Ueber die Wirkung  der Car-
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  1874.                                       J
    Lascii (J.)   * Die  Carbolsiiure und ihre  thera-
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    Parisel (F. L.)  De l'acide plnSnique au point
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    Riediger (L.)   *  Experimentelle  Beitriige zur
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  Grcifsivald, 1874.
    Rosenbacii  (J.)   Uutersuchungen iiber  den
  Einfluss der Carbolsiiure gegen das  Zustandekom-
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  Thiereu.  8°.  Giittingen, 1872.
    Rothe (C. G.)  Die  Carbolsiiure  in der Medi
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    Scheffer (F.)   * Ueber parenchymatose Car-
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ACIDS.
41
ACIDS.
ACID (Carbolic).

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ACIDS.
ACID (Carbolic, Poisoning by).

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     Zimm(K.)  * Eine Carbolsaurevergiffcung.   sm.
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     See, also, Anderson, -f Lancet, Lond., 1869, i, p. 179.—
  Barlow (W. H.)  + Lancet, Lond., 1869,  ii, pp. 404-405.—
  Bert (P.)  and JTolyet  (M. F.)  Recherches sur Paction
  toxiquode Tackle phenique.  Gazette m6d. de  Paris, 1872,
  xxvii, pp. 187 .. . 223.—Riddle (C.) +  British Med. Jour.,
  1873, i, p. 61L— Bond (Thomas).  The  poisonous effects of
  carbolic  acid  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1873, i, pp. 247-
  248.—Brabant (T. H.) +  Lancet, Lond, 1873, i, pp. 302-
  303.—liase. Lancet, Lond., 1873, i, pp. 876-877.—Cleaver
  (W. J.)_ + Liverpool Med. and Surg. Kep., 1871, pp. 45-46.—
   [Davidson.] Recovery after taking four ounces of crude
  carbolic acid.  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1875, ii, p.597.—
  Edwards. Two cases of carcinoma  uteri treated with
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  324-325.— Frestier. Dangers de l'absorption de l'acide
  pbenique.  Revue  de therap. med.-chir., Paris, 1874, xii, p.
  658.—Oalippe.  Note sur  l'emploi contre l'empoisonne-
  ment par l'acide phenique, 1° da sucrate de chaux, 2° de
  l'huile d'olives.  Monde pharm.,  Paris, 1874, iv, pp. 97-
   98;  Jour, des  connais. m6d. et pharm., Paris, 1874,  xii,
   pp.  12-14.—Gerrard  (J. S.) + Lancet, Lond., 1871, i, p.
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   Med. Jour., 1873, i, p. 220.—Ilarley (R. W.) + Med. Press
   aud Circular, Lond., 1872, xiii, p. 137.—Harrison (G. W.)
   Suicide  by carbolic acid.   Lancet, London, 1868, ii, p. 133.—
   Heardcr (G. J.)  + British Med. Journal, 1873, i, p. 584.—
   IliiMeniann (T.) (1)  Toxicologische Studien  iiber Car-
   bolsiiure und Kreosot.  Deutsche Klinik, 1870, xxii, pp. 341
   ... 415; 1871, xxiii, pp. 25 . . .  401.—(2) Om motgift mot car-
   bolsyrefiirgiftniug.  (Ref.  af O. Medin.)  Upsala Lakaref.
   Fiirhand., 1872, vii, pp. 453-456.—Jacqiieniin (E )  Re-
   cherche  analytique et  toxicologique de l'acide phenique.
   Assoc. franc, pour l'avancement  des sci., Paris, 1874, pp.
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   J ellreys (W. E.)  Suicide bv carbolic acid.  Med.  Times
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   of carbolic acid.  British Med. Jour., 1868, i, p. 220.—Mi-
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   Presse, 1867, viii, pp. 816-817.—ITIoloney  (P.)   Two cases
   of poisoning by the external application of carbolic acid.
   Australian  Med. Jour., Melbourne, 1872,  xvii, pp. 73-77.—
   ltlosler (P.)  Heilung iutensiver Carbolsiiurevergiftung
   mittel3t Magenpumpe  und depletorischer  Veniisection.
   Dentscb.es Archiv f. klin. Med., Leipzig,  1872, x, pp. 113-
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   Outerbridge (A.) + Med Record,  N. Y.,  1873, viii, p.
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   (T. G.) Poisoning by carbolicacid, in a case of acute eczema.
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   Lancet, Lond., 1875. ii, p. 451.—Sheddon (W.) + Glasgow
   Med. Jour., 1872, v,  4th ser., pp. 260-268.—Sutton (F.) +
   Medical Times and Gazette,  Lond., 1868, i, p. 456.—"wain.
   + Lancet,  Lond.,  1869, i,  pp. 395-390.—Taylor (A. S.) +
   Death in twelve  hours.  Guy's Hosp. Rep., Loud., 1868,
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   from the fumes of carbolic  acid ;  recovery.  British Med.
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   lic acid poisoning  by absorption ; discharge of pigments iu
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    Wiltshire  (A.)  + Med. Times  and  Gaz., Lond, 1870, ii,
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 ACID (Carbonic).  See, also, Air (Analysis of); Res-
   piration.

      Dohsox (M.)  A medical commentary on fixed
   air.  8°.  Chester, 177!).
ACID (Carbonic).
     (a)  3d ed. with an  appendix .  .  . by W.  Fal-
  coner.   8°.   London, 1787.
     Eickma (O. C.)  * Nonnulla de a«"re fixo,  qiiiw
  medicinam spectant.  4°.   Lugd. Bat., 1782.
     Emmet (T. A.)  * De acre iixo, sive acido anco.
  8°.   Edinburgh and London, 1784.

     [In Smf.i.ue, Thesaurus medicus, v. iv.]

     Johnson (J.)   "An experimental inquiry  into
  tbe properties of carbonic  acid gas or fixed  air.
  8U.  Philadelphia, 1797.
     Kerbekt (C.)  * Commentatio  de acidi carbo-
  nici nativi historia  uaturali etcbemica. 4°.  Lugd.
  Bat., 1837.
     Melvill (J.)   Observations on  tbe nature  and
  properties of fixible air, and ou the salutary ef-
  fects  of the aqua  salubris,  [etc.]   8°.  London
  [n. d.]
     Roger (J.)  Etude physiologique et thdrapeu-
  tique de l'acide carboniqne.  4°.  Paris, 1807.
     Smeth (D. de).  * De acre fixo.  1 pi.  4°.  Tra-
  jecti ad Rhenum [177*2].

     See,  also, Andrejewskiy (E. v.)  Versuche iiber den
  Einfluss  des  gasigen Kdrpers  der  Hundsgrotte auf den
  thierischen Korper.   Jour. f. Chir. u. Augenlieilk., Berlin,
  1831, xv, pp. 105-135, 1 pi.—B res I an (B.) and Vogel (A.)
  Versnche mit Kohlensaure an trachtigen Kaninchen.  Wie-
  ner med.  Wochenschr., 1858, pp. 649-652.—Uollard  [de
  ITIartigiiy] (C. P.)   De faction du gaz acide carboniqne
  sur l'economie animale. Archives g6n. de med., Paris, 1827,
  xiv, pp. 203-223; Amer. Med. Recorder, Phila., 1828, xiii,
  pp. 296-309. — Ewich.   Die Lender'sche Bedeutung der
  Kohlensaure.  Deutsche  Klinik, xxiv, 1872, pp. 33-37.—
  Fancille.   Exhalaisons d'acide  carbonique (neutralisa-
  tion des).  Annales d'hyg. publ., Paris, 1846, xxxv, le ser., pp.
  444-445.—Friedberg (H.)  Die Einathmung von Kohlen-
  saure und Kohleuoxyd. Oesterreicbische Zeitschr. f. prakt.
  Heilk., Wien, 1865, pp. 673 ... 1061.—Ileidenhain. Ueber
  eine eigenthumliche Einwirkung der Kohlensiiure auf das
  Hiimatin. Archiv f. physiol.  Heilk., Stuttgart, 1857, i,  n. F.,
  pp. 230-233.—Iletet. Considerations sur le dosage de l'acide
  carbonique dans les carbonates et  sur le dosage de l'uree.
  Archives de m6d. navale, Paris, 1873,  xix,  pp. 213-221.—
  Himchmann (H.)  Ein Beitrag zur Frage iiber den Ort
  der Kohlensaurebildung im Organismus.  Archiv f. Annt.,
  Phys. u. wissenschaftl. Med., Leipzig, 1866, pp. 502-517.—
  JTaines (C.)   Grotte du chien—recherches et experiences
  pendant un voyage k Naples, avec M. Magendie. Gaz. ined.
  de Paris, 1843, xi, 2e ser., pp. 669-673.—lender.  Zur Be-
  deutung der Kohlensaure.   Deutsche  Klinik, 1871,  xxiii,
  pp. 394, 404, 413 ; Allg. med. Ceutral-Zeitung, Berlin, 1872,
  xii, pp. 674 .  . . 721.—licven.   De faction  de l'acide car-
  bonique sur  l'organisme.  Archives de physiol. norm, et
  path., Paris, 1870, iii, pp. 177-178.—ITIialhe.   Du role chi-
  mique de l'acide carbonique dans l'economie animale.  Mo-
  niteur des hop., Paris, 1856, iv, pp. 745-748; Union m6d., 1856,
  x, pp. 382-383.—Mitchell (J. K.)  On the liquefaction and
  solidification of carbonic acid.  Jour. Franklin Institute,
  Phila., 1838,  xxii,  n. s., pp.  289-295, 1  pi; reprint,  8°, n.
  p., n. d.—Nicholson (E.)  On  the volumetric determina-
  tion of carbonic acid by a modification of Scbiebler's  appa-
  ratus.  Chem. News, Lond., 1874, xxix, pp. 245-246.—Rous-
  sin (Z.)  Experiences sur la formation geologique du car-
  bonate calcaire, et sur un nouveau precede  de dosage do
  l'acide carbonique.  Recueil de mem. de med., de chir. et de
  pharm. mil., Paris, 1855, xv, 2e ser., pp. 361-381.—Sachs
  (J.)  Ein Beitrag zur Frage iiber den Ort der Kohlensaure-
  bildung im Organismus.  Archiv f. Anat., Physiol, u. wis-
  senschaftl. Med., Leipzig, 1863, pp. 345-362.—Schmidt (A.)
  Ueber die  Kohlensiiure in  den  Blutkiirperchen.   Erste
  Abhandlung.  Arbeiten aus d. physiol. Anst. zu Leipzig,
  1868, ii, pp. 30-57.—Stein met z (F.)   Die Dunsthdhle zu
  Pyrmont, mit Bezug auf die Grotta de! cane.  Jour. d. Chir.
  u. Augenheilk., Berlin, 1833, xx, pp. 52-75.

 ACID (Carbonic)  as  a poison.    See,  also, Air  (7m-
  purc); Asphyxia ; Charcoal-vapor.

     Bache (W.)  * Inaugural experimental disser-
  tation, being an  endeavor to ascertain the morbid
  effects of carbonic acid gas, or fixed  air, on healthy
   auimals.  8°.  Philadelphia, 1794.
     Castendyck (C.)  * De  aeris carbonici  vi vene-
   fica et letali.  8°.   Bonnae, 1838.
     Herzog,(H.)   Ueber  die pathologische  Wir-
   kung der vermehrten Kohlensaure  im Blute.  8°.
   Pest, I8(i7. 
ACIDS.
43
ACIDS.
 ACID (Carbonic) as a poison.

      Lenz (F. H. B.) * Gas carbonici efc gas carbonei
   oxydati  effect us  malignos in corpus humanum.
   4 '■'.   [n.p.,] 1810.

      See, also. DaridNon (J.)  Two cases  of poisoning by
   the respiration of carbonic acid gas. Monthly Jour, of Med.
   Sci., Edinb..  1847, i  n. s., pp.  759-766.—Death from car-
   bonic acid. Lancet, Lond., 1K18, i, pp. 418-421.—Oppolzer.
   Ueber Kohlensiiure- und Kohlenoxydgas-Vergiftung. Wie-
   ner mod. Wochenschr., 1865, pp. 157, 173.—Saiutpierre
   (C.)   Les atmospheres irrespirables  des  cuves viuaires ;
   ivcherches sur leur nature, les accidents qu'elles provo-
   i|iient, et les movens de prevenir ces accidents.  Annales
   d'hyg. publ.,  Paris, 1869, xxxi,2e ser., pp. 30-39.—Thayer
   (W. H.i  Carbonic acid and its fatal  effects.   Sanitarian,
   N.Y., 1874-75. ii, pp. 401-408— Thomson  (J. B.)  Poison-
   ing by carbonic acid gas.  Edinburgh Med. Jour., Jan.,
   1860, v, pp. 642-644.

 ACID (Carbonic) as a remedy.

      Fileiine (S. J.)   * De acidi carbonici usu me- *
   dico.   sm. 8°.  Berolini, 182'2.
      Helm bold (A. T.)  *De aeris fixi usu medico.
   1°,   Erfordiae [1784].
      M en.scii ixg (J. H.) * De aeris fixi ac dephlogis-
   tk;ati in medicina usu.  12°.   Goettingae, 17^7.
      N ybekg (C. J.) * De aeris fixi usu  medico nuper
   celebrate   4°.  Jenae [1783].
      i'.uor  (C.-L.)   * De l'acide  carbonique, con-
   siders surtout comme anesthesique.   4°.  Paris,
   1860.

      S:e, also, Action (De 1") cicatrisante et  antiseptique de
   l'acide carbonique.  Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1860, pp. 377-378.—
   Hi-oca (P.)  Des injections de gaz acide carbonique dans
   la vessie, comme moyen anesthesique, dans lea cas d'atfec-
   tionsdoulouruusesdecetoi'gane. Mouiteur des hop., Paris,
   1857. v, le ser., pp. 737-739. —C!ieatriwalion de plaies sous
   rinlliience de l'acide carbonii|Ue. Gaz. des hop.,  Paris, 1859,
   p. 574 — (JrothciM (D. T.) (!arbonio gas a stimulant in the
   stomach.   Med. and Surg. Reporter, Phila., 1871, xxv, pp.
   165-167.—Demni'q nay and Lccomie. Note sur la cica-
   trisation des  plaies sous l'influeuce de l'acide carbonique.
   Mouiteur  des sci.  med.  et pharm., Paris, 1859,  vii,  pp.
   395-396.— Dcinme  (T. A.)   (1) The local application of
   carbonic acid  gas.   Med. and  Surg. Reporter, Phila., 1859,
   i, pp. 379-381.—(2) On the induction of local anaesthesia in
   labor by the use of carbonic acid gas.  Med. and Surg. Re-
   porter," Phila., 1871, xxiv, pp. 139-142; Jour, de  med., etc., i
   Bruxelles. 1871, Iii, pp. 438-442.—Dor (II.)   (juelques nmt-,
   sur les injections d'acide carbonique  dans le vagin et la.
   cavite uterine, lieponse a M. lo professeur Brown-Sequanl)
   Echo med., Neuchatel, lsiiO,  iv, pp. 151 - 159. — Follin i K.
   (I) Do l'anesthcsio locale par le gaz acide carbonique.  Ar-
   chives gen. de med.. Paris,  1856, ii, pp. 608-614.—(2)  Gaz j
   acide carbonique employe comme anesthesique.   Bull, de la
   Sue. de chir. de Paris, i850,  vii, pp. 143, 179.—Influence
   de Pueblo carbonique sur la cicatrisation des plaies.  Bull.
   gcu. de therap. m6d. et chir., Paris, 1860, lviii, pp. 228-230.—
   .IoIiiin (K )   Anaesthetic powers of carbonic acid gas in
   diseases of the female bladder.   British Med. Jour., 1858,
   pp. 292-293.—.Tlonod.  Anestbesie par l'acide carbonique.
   Bull, de la Soc. de chir. de Paris,  1856, vii, pp.  167-168.—
   Paiipcrt (J.)  Action anesthesique du gaz acide carboni-
   que.   Moniteur des hop., Paris,  1856, iv, pp. 1035-1036.—
   ^alva iK.)   Du gaz acide carbonique comme analgesique
   et  cicatrisant des plaies.  Gaz. mod. de Paris, lt-00, xv, 3e
   ser., pp.  515, 529; reprint,  8°, Paris, 1860.— Miiup»on.
   Carbonic acid gas as an anaesthetic in uterine diseases. New
   York Jour, of Med., Is50, xvi,  n. s., pp. 375-377.— Voyler.
   Ktwas iiber die vorschiedonen Methoden, fixe Lult inncr-
   licb gebrauchen zu  lassen.  Jour. d.  pract. Arznevk. u.
   Wuudaivaieykunst.Jena, 1799,vii,3. St., pp.3-10.—Vojjler.2 I
   Die kohlcnsauren Gas-tnhalationen zu Ems.   Deutsche
   Klinik, lsd4, xvi, p. 262.—Vale* (W. S.)  Medical virtues
   of carbonic acid gas.  Loudon Med. Gaz., 1832, x, pp. 215-219.

ACDD (China).

     Okiiren (F.)   * Ueber  das  Yorkommen   der
   ('liinasatire  in Galium Mollugo.   8J.  [Doroat,]
   18(i5.

ACID (Chloracetic).

     Vitsv.n (F. A.)  * Ueber die Chloressigsiiure als
   Aotzmittel.   8°.   Bonn, 1808.                    c.

ACID (Cholic).
     See  ItauniNtark.  Studicn iiber die Cholsiiure.  Ber- |
   liner klin. Wochenschr., 1873, x, p. 41.—Iloppe  (F.) Freic
   Cholalsaurc in den Excroinenten von Hunden ; Einwirkung
   der Cholalsiiure auf die lilut/elleii im lebenden Thiere.  Ar-
  chiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), pp. 181-192.
   .CID (Chromic).

     Carstax.jkx (E.)   Ueber die Einwirkung von
   Chromsaure-Chlorid auf aromatische Kohlenwas-
   serstoffe.  8°.   Leipzig, 1870.                     c.
     See, also, Andre.  De l'action de l'acide chromique sur
   les alcalis vegetaux.  Recueil de mem. de med., de chir. et
   de pharm.  mil.. Paris, 1662, viii, 3e ser., pp. 213-227.—
   Bniach (E.)  Ueber die Chromsaure und ihre Bedentung
   als ansserliches Heilniittel.  Deutsche Klinik, 1863, xv, p.
   1.—Don gal I (J.)  On chromic acid as an antiseptic, disin-
   fectant, &c. Lancet, Lond., 1871, ii, pp. 847, 912.—Eniploi
   de l'acide chromique en solution, comme caustiqiie dans le
   traitement des verrues et autres  excroissauces des organes
   genitaux.  Bull. gen. de  therap. med. et chir., Paris, 1857,
   Iii, pp. 423-426. — Fronier.  Uber  die Chromsaure als
   Aetzmittel. Wiener med. Wochenschr.. 1851, p. 119.—Han-
   nover (A.)  Die Chromsaure, ein vorziYliehes Mittel bei
   mikroskopischen Uutersuchungen. Archiv f. Anat., Phys.
   n. wissenschaftl. Med., Berlin, 1840. pp. 549-55.6.—Isniii-
   bert.  De l'emploi de l'acide chromique comme caustique
   dans les maladies de la gorge et  du larynx.  Bull. g6n. de
   therap. m6d.etchir., Paris, 1872,lxxxiii,pp. 41-44.—l.ange.
   Acidum chromicum gegen spitze Feigwarzen und Warzen.
   Deutsche Klinik, 1860, xii, pp. 310-31L—."Tlagitol (E.)  De
   l'acide chromique  et de sou eniploi  therapeutique dans
   quelques  affections chirurdcales de la bouche.  Bull.  gen.
   de therap. med. et chir.,  Paris, 1609, lxxvi, pp. 269-270, 304-
   315— Tlarxhall.J  Solution of chromic  acid, as a  new
   stimulant escharotic in warts and other growths upon the
   genital organs.   Lancet, Lond., 1657, i, pp. 68—-9. —.Tlas-
   carcl (J.) Accidents prodnits dans une preparation d'acide
   chromique.  Bull. gen. de therap. med. ot (hir., I'aris, 1673,
   lxxxv. pp. 26-27— Purdon (U.S.)  On chromic acid  in
   cutaneous diseases.  Jour, of Cutaneous Med. and Dis. of
   the Skin,  Lond., 1868-69, ii, pp. 40-42.

 ACID (Citric).   See, also, Scurvy.

     Brixkmaxx  (XV.)   Ueber die Constitution der
   Citronenstiure.   8°.  Dorpat, ]8~)3.
     See, also, Dizc. Observations sur la preparation  de
   l'acide citrique coucret.   Recueil period, de la Soe. de mod.
   de I'aris, 1797, ii, pp. 430-437.
 ACID (Cotarnamic).
     See l.ejjjj (J. W.)   Observations on  the physiological
   action of the liydroehlorate of cotarnamic acid.   Jour, of
   Anat. and Phys., Cambridge, 1871, v, pp. 257-205.
 ACIDS (Fatty).
     Bkckmaxx (F.)   Uber die Fettsiiuren vou der
   geuerelleu Formel (C4H-)n04 uud ein neues Glied
   derselben :  Hordeinsiiure.  <Y\   Dorpat,  ls">.">.
     Uoehm (M. F.)  'Exameu acidi piuguis.  4Y
   Argeutorati, 17G9.
     Kxapk (D. 11 ) * De acido pinguedinis animalis.
   4°.   Gottingae, 17.">4.
     Sebalek (L. T.)  * Experimenta aliqua de acidi
   adiposieii'ectibusinanimalia. 8°. Berolini [1827],
     See, also,  ScmIIioiv.  Die flijehtigen Fettsiiuren  des
   Muskels und ilire Yeranderung  wahrend des Muskelteta-
   nus. Archiv f. Anat., l'lnsiol. u. wissenschaftl. Med., Leip-
   zig, 1804, pp. 672-677.
ACID (Fluoric) in animals.
     Sec Keen (G. O.)  On the supposed existence of fluoric
   acid as au ingredient in certain animal matters.   Guy's
   Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1839, iv, pp. 381-384.
ACID (Formic).
     Sec Jackaon (C. T.)  Formic acid in the blood. Reply
   to Dr. Lee. Boston Med. and Surg. Jour.,  1856, liv, p. 242.—
   I^ee (C. A.)  Chloroform and formic acid.  Idem,  p. 214.—
   Liorin.   Nouvelle preparation  de l'acide  formique ties-
   concentre.  Monde  pharm., Paris, 1875, vi, pp. 97-98.

ACIDS (Fruit).
     See Brnnner  (H.)  Sur  la formation  des acides  des
   fruits.  Bull, de la Soc. vaudoise des sci. nat., Lausanne,
   1874, xiii, pp. 341-356.
ACID (Furfurlc).

    Statmaxx  (C.)  * Ueber   die  Darstellung der
   Furfuriusiiure und ihres  Alkohols.   8°.   Braun-
   schweig, 1807.                                     C.

ACID (Gallic).

    L'Akkiib (W. F. de). * Ueber die Verbindungen
   einzelner Alkaloide mit Gallensaiucii. c\ Dorpat,
   1871.
    See, also, Aide.  Aeide gallique.   Marseille ra6dical,
   1874, xi, pp. 1 ii-liii-MayeH  <W.) (1) On  gallic acid—its
   remedial pouer in the luumori hagic diathesis, and in dia- 
ACIIKS.
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ACIDS.
ACID (Gallic).
  eases characterised by relaxed fibre or excessive secretion.
  Assoc. Med. Jour., Lond., 1854, i, p. 506 ; Gaz. med. de Paris,
  1854, ix. 3e ser. pp. 738, 754.—(2) De l'emploi therapeutiqne
  do l'acide gallique. Bull. gen. de therap. med. et chir., Pa-
  ris, 1857, Iii, pp. 529-535. — l.nirdner (W. T.)  Notes on
  the administration of gallic acid, especially iu haemoptysis
  and in albuminuria.  Assoc. Med. Jour., Lond., i, 1855,'pp.
  179-182.—Neale(R.)  Clinical notes upon the use of gallic
  acid in  various diseases.   Med. Times and Gaz., Loud.,
  1855, x, n. 8., pp. 458-460.

ACID (Hippuric).

    Chase (H.)   * De acidi hippurici excretione in
  homine.   8°.  Berolini, 1*65.                    c.
     See, also,  Cha«e (H.)  Ueber die Ansscheidnng der
  Hippursaure bei Verschluss des Ductus choledochus.  Ar-
  chiv f.  Anat., Phvsiol.,  u. wissenschaftl. Med., Leipzig,
  1865, pp 392-394.—Da Silva Amado (J. J.)  Considera-
  tions sur l'acide hippui ique et sur la relation qui existe en-
  tre son depot spontane et les vomissements dans les lesions
  organiques de l'estomac.   Gaz. m6d. de Paris, 1868, xxiii,
  pp. 408, 422. — Dnchek  (W.)  Ueber das Vorkommen der
  Hippursaure im Hani des Menschen.   Vierteljahrsschr. f.
   d. prakt. Heilk., Prag, 1854, xliii, pp. 25-32.—Liieke (A.)
   Ueber die Anwesenheit der Hippursaure im menschlichen
   Harn und ihre Anftindung.  Archiv f. path. Anat. u. Phys.
   (Virchow's), 1860, xix, pp. 196-199.—iVIaack (von). Zur Ge-
   nesis der Hippursaure im Organismus.   Archiv f. wissen-
   schaftl. Heilk., Giittingen, 1860, iv, pp. 158-161. — iTIatt-
   sehersky (P.)  ZurEntstehuug derHippursiiure.  Aichiv
   f. path Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1863, xxviii, pp. 538-
   544.—Odliiijj(W.) Note on hippuric acid. St. Barthol. Hosp.
   Rep., Loud., 1865, i, pp. 276-280.— Koussin.  Note sur l'a-
   cide hippurique. et sur sou absence dans quelques urines de
   cheval.  Recueil de mem. de med., de chir. et  de pharm.
   mil., Paris, 1856, xvii, 2eser., pp. 435-444. — Nchnllzen (O.)
   Ueber die Ausscheidung der Hippursaure bei Verschluss
   des Ductus choledochus.  Archiv f. Anat.. Phvsiol. u. wis-
   senschaftl. Med., Leipzig, 1863, pp. 204-210—Verdiel and
   DollfuN.   De la pr6sence' de l'acide hippurique dans le
   sang.   Comptes rendus de la Soc. de biologie, Paris, lc ser.,
   i, pp. 187-189.

 ACID (Hydrochloric).
      Cazalan (L.)  i. Comment rccounaitre l'acide
   chlorbydrique m61aug6 avec les matieres des vo-
   missements '?   4°.  Paris, 1838.
      Dkmler (J. F.) * De cicuratione acidi muriatici
   usibus quibusdam  cbirurgicis opportuna consilia
   iustituuntur.   4°.  Tubingae, 1787.
      Gallisch (F. A.)   De acido  salis ejusque de-
   phlogisticatione.  4°.  Lipskc [1782].
      Prioleau (P.  G.)    * Ou  the use of tho nitric
   and oxygenated  muriatic  acids in some diseases.
   8°.   Philadelphia, 1805.
      Wehkle (A.)  Diss, inaug. cbemica sistens his-
   toriam acidi muriatici.  8°.   Viennae [1819],
      See, also, Caron (C. A.)  (1) Sur les proprieties tberapeu-
    tiques de l'acide hydro-chlorique administre k l'iiit6ricur,
    dans diverses affections gastro-iutestinales.   Revue nied.-
    chir. de Paris, 1850, vii, pp. 65-70. —(2) Note sur l'emploi
    de l'acide chlorbydrique dans les dyspepsies. Gaz. des hop.,
    Paris, 1858, p. 254.—Copland.  An account of the lithon-
    triptic power observed in muriatic acid.  Memoirs of the
    Med. Soc. of London, 1799, v, pp. 71-80.-»avy (H.)  Re-
    searches on the oxymuriatic acid, its nature aud combina-
    tions ; and on the elements of the muriatic acid.  Philos.
    Trans. Roy. Soc. of Lond., 1810, pp. 231-257.—Humboldt
    (F.)  Lettie sur l'infiuence de l'acide muriatique oxygene.
    Meuioires de la Soc. med. d'emulation, Paris, an v, i, pp. 302-
    310.__Koehlin (J. R.)  Von den Siiuren als Heilmitteln
    im Allgemeinen und dsr Salzsiiure und Salpetersiiure ins
    Besondere.  Jour. d. Chir. u. Augenlieilk., Berlin, 1834, xxi,
    pp. 631-649.—lTIettcnhciiiicr (C.)   Ueber die Salzsiiure,
    als Mittel, die Vernureinigung des Bluts mit kohlensaurem
    Ammoniakzuentdecken.  Archiv f. wissenschaftl. Heilk.,
    Gottiugen, 1854, i, pp. 605-635.—Pacchioni.   Discovery
    of the composition of muriatic acid.  Edinburgh Med. and
    Surg. Jour., 1805, i, pp. 393-396.

  ACID (Hydrochloric,  Poisoning by).

      Kohler (A.)  * Ueber Vergiftung mit Salzsiiu-
    re.  8°.   Berlin, 1873.                           C.
       See, also, Atkinson (A.)   Case.   San Francisco Med.
    Press, 1860,  i,  pp. 19-20.—Build.  + . . . half an ounce
    proving fatal iu eighteen hours. Lancet, Loud., 1859, ii, n.
    s., p.  59—©aveiiton.   Rapport sur une note de M. De-
    vergie pour recounaine l'empoisonnement. Bull, de l'Acad
    de med., Paris, 1838-39, iii, p. 579. — Collas. + Annales
    d'hyg. publ., 1858, ix, 2e ser., pp. 209-216.—Vornbluth. +
    Gerichtlich-mediciuischesGutachten.  "Wochenschr. f. d.
     ges. Heilkunde.Beilin, 1837, pp. 537, 556.—Fox (W.)  Ulci
   CID (Hydrochloric, Poisoning by).
   of stomach caused by swallowing hydrochloric acid.  Trnns.
   Pathol. Soc, Lond., 1868, xix, pp. 239-241.—<;nerard (A.)
   Observation d'enipoisonnemcnt par l'acido chlorhydriquo
   concentre.   Annales d'hyg. publ., 1852, xlviii, le ser., pp.
   415-426.—JohiiNon (G.)   Poisoning by a dram of hydro-
   chloric acid:  tracheotomy: death.  Brit. Med. Jour., 1871,
   i, pp. 221-222 — I>e}fS (J. W.) + St. Barthol. Hosp. Rep.,
   Lond., 1874, x, pp. 230-232.—Orfila. (1) Recherches incdi-
   colegales sur rempoisonnement par l'acido chlorbydrique.
   Annales d'hyg. publ., 1842, xxviii, lo ser., pp. 317-347.—(2)
   Memoire sur deux  affaires d'empoisonnement par  l'acido
   chlorhydrinue.  Annales d'hvg. publ., 1848, xl, le ser., pp.
   137-190.—Paul (C.) + Bull, gen.de therap. med. et chir.,
   Paris, 187I-, lxxxi, pp. 364-369.—Price (D.)  Case.   Recov-
   ery.  Lancet, Lond.. 1850, ii, n. s., pp. 113-114.— Qnekett
   (.L) + London Med. Gaz., 1839, i, n. s., pp. 285-287.—Ktev-
   ciiwon (T.) H- Guy's Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1869, xiv, 3d 8., pp.
   270-271— Taylor (A. S.) + Guy's  Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1850-
   51, vii, 2d s, pp. 211-212.

ACID (Hydrocyanic).

    Bkkxxer (W.)   * Die Blausiiure und ibre Prii-
   parate.   8°.   Regensburg, 1840.
    Cahagxkt (H. E.)   * i.  Comment recounaltre
   l'acide  cyaubydrique dans  un sirop ?   4°.  Paris,
   1838.
    Cotillon (J. J. A.)  * Considerations mddicales
   sur l'acide prussique.  4°.   Paris, 1808.
     Dittmer (L. F.)   * De vera acidi bydro-cyanici
   iu organismum eflicacia.  8°.  [Berolini, 1822.]
     Elliotson (T.)   Numerous cases illustrative of
   the efficacy of the hydrocyanic or prussic acid in
   affections of tbe stomach.   8°.  London,  Dublin,
   Edinburgh, 1820.
     Fiechter (R.)  * Ueber den Einfluss der Blau-
   siiure auf Fernientvorgiinge.   8°.  Basel, 1875.
     Gazan (F. E.)  * Essai sur les effets que l'acide'
   prussique, et les substances  qui le contienuent,
   exercent sur l'economie animale.  4°.   Paris, 1815.
     Goeppekt (H. R.)   De acidi hydrocyanic! vi in
   plant as commentatio.   8°..  Yratislaviae, 1827.
    . Granville (A. B.)  Au historical and practical
   treatise  on the internal use  of  the  hydrocyanic
   (prussic) acid.   2d ed.   8°.   Jjondon, 1820.
      -----Further observations on the  internal use
   of the hydrocyanic (prussic) acid.   8°.  .London,
   1819.
     Lewix (W.)    *" Historisch - kritische Untersu-
   chung iiber die physiologische Wirkung der Blau-
   siiure.   8°.  Berlin [1870].
     Lieijixger (S.)   * De acidi hydrocyanici usu
   interne  8°.  Berolini, 1827.
     Ligxac (L. V.)   * Dissertation sur l'acide prus-
   ' siqne ou hydro-cyauique.   4°.  Paris, 1820.
      Magendie (F.)   Recherches physiologiques et
   cliniques  sur l'emploi de l'acide prussique  ou by-
   dro-cyanique dans le traitement des maladies  de
   poitrine et particuluTement dans celui de la phthi-
   sie pulmonaire.   12°.  Paris, 1819.

      [The same translated into English, 8°, New Haven, 1820.J

      Melnier (A.)    * Doit-on employer l'acide hy-
   drocyauique dans quelques affections de poitrine t
   4°.  Paris, 1823.
      Pitzmaiei: (A-) * De acidi  hydrocyanici et aquae
   pruni laurocerasi virtutibus medicis.  8°.   Prague
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      Ficard (H.)   * De l'acide cyanhydrique.   4°.
   Paris, 1868.
      Preyer (W.)  Die Blausiiure.   Physiologisch
   uutersucht.  Erster Theil.  8°.  Bonn, 1868.

      [Also in Glasgow Med. Jour., 1868-69, i, n. s., pp. 70-81.]

      ROCH (E.)  * De acidi hydrocyanici puri in va-
    riis morbis  efficacia novis  observationibus com
    probata,   4°.   Lipskv [1820].
      Rohlaxo (R.J.)  * De acidi hydrocyanici  na-
    tura et vi medica.  12°.   [Dorpat,] 1835.
      Waul (F. G.)   * De vi et effectu acido hydro-
    cyauato ad curationem attribuendis.   8y  Bon-
r,   nae, 1865.                                        c. 
ACIDS.
4,*)
ACIDS.
ACID (Hydrocyanic).

     WiNDEMtnir (A.)  * De acido hydrocyanico.  - .
   Marburgi [1^27].

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ACID (Hydrocyanic, Poisoning by).    See,  also, Al-
  monds  (Bitter);  Lauro-cerasus;   Potassium
  (Cyanide of).
     Andrissk.y  (HA   * De voneficn acido liydro-
  cvanico iuducti signis et reiuediis.   crY   Berolini,
  1*29.
     BkckkR (C. J. F.)  * De acidi hydro-cyanici vi
  perniciosa in plantas.  4  .  Jenae, ]823.
     Cali.iks (J.-A.)   * Essai  stir l'acide prussique,
  considdii'  dans son action deletc-e sur lYcononiio
  animale.   1 pi.  4Y  I'aris, 1810.
     Chkvai.iek(A.)  ii. Comment reconnaitrel'acide
  cyaubydriqne  indlangd  avec la mature des  vo-
  uiisseinent* ?  4°.  I'aris, 1839.

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  Med. Gaz.,  1831, viii,  pp. 759.795; Med. Times  and Gaz.,
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  les cas dempoisonneinent.    Annales  d'hyg. publ., 1*57,
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   alhc.  Gaz. m6d. de  Paris, 1843, xi, 2e ser., p. 272 —<.ilen-
  ilenning.  On prussic acid poisons.  London Med. and
   Surg. Jour., 1*32. i, pp. 363-369.— Chopper!.  Das  Verhii-
  ten  der Vergil'tung durch blausauiehaiiigi  Fliis8i"keiten
  Med.  Zeitung,  Berlin,  1847,  pp. 123-124.—Griffin  (11.)  ■;■
  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond.. 1.-64, ii, p. 434.—G'uy (W. A.)
   + Med. Times, Lond., 1*45, xiii, pp. 169-170.—Hall (II. C.)
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   and Humbert (E.)  Recherches medico-16gales sur l'acide
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ACIDS.
41;
ACIDS.
ACID (Hydrocyanic, Poisoning by).
  Herbst (E. F. G.)  Upon the utility of cold affusion in
  cases of poisoning by hydrocyanic acid.  London Med. and
  Phys. Jour., 1829, vi, n.s., pp. 387-391.—Hieks and Wa-
  terworth. + London Med. Gaz., 1845, xxxv, pp. 893-896.—
  llieks (.1.)  Cases of poisoning by prussic acid ; with re-
  marks.  London Med. Gaz., 1845, i, n. s., pp. 458,588,628;
  Lancet, 1845,  ii, p.  98.—Hbppc-Seyler (F.)  Ueber die
  Ui sache der Giftigkeit der Blaiisiiure.  Archiv f. path. Anat.
  u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1867, xxxviii, p.  435.—King (R.) +
  Transactions of Pathological Society of London, 1873, xxiv,
  pp. 99-100.—Kriiger-Hansen. +' Journalfiir Chirurgie
  u. Augoiiheilkunde.Berlin, 1831, xv, pp. 86-92.—Larocqur
  (A.)  Ex) eriences sur un nouvel antidote de l'acide prus-
  sique propos6 par le docteur Smith.  Gazette ruedicale
  de Paris,  1846, i. 3e ser.,  pp. 638-640.—Leithead  (T.) -f
  Lancet, Lond., 1845, i, p. 640.— I>«tbeby (II.)  Poisoning by
  lirussic acid.   Lancet, Loud., 1845, i, pp. 497, 638.—I.enrct.
  + .  . .  chez un homme ivre.  Annales d'hyg. publ.,  1830,
  iv, le ser., pp. 422-430.—¥>iddell (J. A.) + New York Med.
  Jonr.,  1867-68, vi,  p. 407.—HEcycr (H.)  Die Vergiftung
  durch Blansaure.   Archiv f. physiol. Heilk., Stuttgart,, 1843,
  pp. 249-265.—Murray (J.)  Remarks on  hydrocyanic acid
  and  opium with reference to their counter-poison's.  Amer.
  Med. Recorder.Phila., 1822, v, pp. 611-614—Nunnelcy (T.)
  + Provincial Med. and Surg. Jour., Loud., 1845, pp. 401, 481,
  517.—Or til a.  Empoisonnement par l'acide cyauhydrique.
  Annales d'hyg. publ., 1841, xxvi, pp. 399-427; 1843, xxix, pp.
  103-148; Archives gen.  de med., 1841, iii, pp. 338-362.—
  Packard (J. H.)  Blood of a s.iicide  by prussic  acid.
  Amer. Jour.Med.  Sci., 1869, lviii, n. s., p.  432; Proc. Path.
  Soc. Phila., 1871, iii, p. 109.—I»crsoz and  llonal. Sur le
  chlore, comme antidote de l'acide hvdrocvauique.  Annales
  d'hyg. publ.,  1830,  iv, le  ser., pp. 435-437.— I'latner (C.)
  Cousulta  medico-legale sopra un  preteso avvelenamento
  per acidoidrocianico.  Gaz. med. ital. Lomb.,l*05, iv, ser. 5a,
  pp. 49-57.—Poolcy (C.) +  London Med.  Gaz., 1845, i, n. s.,
  pp. *5'.i-860.—Preycr (W.)  (1) Die Ursache der Giftigkeit
  des  Cyankalium und der Blausiiure.  Archiv f. path.Anat.
  u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1867, xl, pp. 125-142.—(2) Vergiftungs-
  versucbe  mit wassei lieier Blausaure und ihr Nachweis im
  vergif'teten Blute.  Archiv f. d. ges. Physiol, d. Meusch. u d.
  Thiere, Bonn, 1869,  ii, pp. 146-156.—Randolph  (J.)  Some
  observations  on the deleterious effects ot  the bydro-cyauic
  reid.  Amer. Med. Recorder, Phila., 1821, iv, pp. 456-460.—
  Koceker. + Zeitschr. f. Wuudarzte u.  Geburtsh., Stutt-
  gart, lti52, v, pp. 215-226.— Ruspini  (G.)  r Gaz. med. ital.
  Lomb., 1851, ii, ser.  3a, pp. 102-103.—."Sebiiiiiann. + Wo-
  chenschr. f. d. ges. Heilk., Berlin, 1843, pp. 831-832.—Sclmi
  (F.)  Osservazioni pratiche pel riconoscimento  dell'acido
  cianidrico nei casi  di avvelenamento.  Memorie d. Accad.
[F d. sci. d. Istituto di Bologna, 1873, iv, ser. 3a, pp. 53-55 (2
  tav.)—Scwell (S. C.)  On the time required  to produce
  death by a fatal dose of medicinal hydrocyanic acid.  Brit.
  Am. Jour. Med. and Phys. Sci., Montreal', 1847, iii, p. 169.—
  Sicgcl (H.) + Archiv d'. Heilk., Leipzig, 1868, pp.332-337.—
  Skac  (D.) + Trial of Johu Tawell. Northern Jour, of
  Med., Edinb., 1844-45, ii, pp. 396-406.—Smith (J. and J. H.)
  Sulphate of iron combined with an alkaline carbonate, au
   antidote for  prussic acid.  Lancet, Loud., 1844, ii, pp. 41-
  43.—Stevenson (T.) + Guy's Hosp. Rep., Lond., 1869, xiv,
  3d ser., pp. 259-260.—Taylor  (A. S.) (1) +  Guy's Hosp.
  Rep, Loud.,  1845, iii, 2d ser., pp. 39-70, with appendix, pp.
  71-75.—(2) -j- ...  in which the powers of volition and loco-
  motion were exerted after a large  dose.  Idem,  1846, iv, 2d
  ser., pp. 489-492.—Taylor (T.)  Treatment  of poisoning
  by prussic acid, good effects of cold affusion—recovery after
  large doses.  London Med. Gaz., 1845, n. s., i, pp. 103-105.—
   Turner  (E.) On the tests of prussic acid.  Edinburgh
  Med. and Surg. Jour., 1828, xxx, pp. 344-346.—Uhl (D.) +
  Amer. Med. Monthly, New York, 1854, ii, pp. 22-24.— "Var-
   ick (T. R.)  Urticaria  pioduced by hvdrocvanic acid.
  New York Jour, of Med., 1847, ix,pp.-40-41 .—Wilson (F.
   W.) + Lancet, Lond., 1869, ii, p. 30.—Witlaeil (A.) +
   Wiener med. Wochenschr., 1862, pp. 231-233.—Wright
   (W.)  Medico-legal essay on fatal doses of prussic acid.
  British Amer. Jour, of Med. and Phys. Sci., Montreal, 1*48,
  iv, pp. 94, 117, 145.

ACID  (Iodic).

     See Roussin (Z.) Note sur l'iodate de chaux et sur l'a-
  cide iodique.  Recueil de m6m.de med., de chir. et de pharm.
  mil., Paris, 1855, xv, 2e s6r., pp. 382-385.

ACID  (Itaconic).

     Aarland (G.)  * Electrolyse  der  Itaconstiure.
  8°.   Leipzig, 1872.

ACID (Kynuric).

     See Toil  (C.)  and Ricderer (L.)  Ueber  die Aus-
   scheidungsverhaltnisse der Kynuicn-Siiure im Hundeharn.
   Zeitschr. 1. Biologie, Miincheu, 1865, i, pp. 315-321.

ACID  (Lactic).

     Borszczon (E.)   * Nachweisung  der  Milcli-
  siiure  als normalen Bestandtbeiles der  lebeuden
  Muskelfaser.  8°.   Wiirzburg, 1861.             a.
ACID (Lactic).
     Burin  du Blikson (A.  M. B.)  Quelques mots
  sur l'acide lactiqne et les  lactates alcalins et ter-
  reux, sur leuis  roles dans l'e'conomio auiniale et
  spocialemeut dans  l'acte  de  la digestion.   8Y
  Lyon, 1802.
     Goltz (G.)  * Wh'kunoeu der Milchsiiure auf
  den tbierischen Organismus.  8°.  Berlin, 1868. c.
     Rauch  (C.)  * Ueber den Einfluss der Milch-
  siiure auf das Endocardium.  8°.  Dorpat, 1860.

     See, also,  Cap and Henry.  Recherches sur l'acide
  lactiqne.  Bull, de l'Acad. de mod. de Paris, iii, 1838-39, p.
  220.— Durean. Sur  l'emploi  de l'acide lactique dans le
  traitement de l'angine  coueuneuse.   Bull.  gen. de therap.
  mod. ot  chir., Paris, 1868, lxxv, pp. 223-224.—J aekson (S.)
  On the uses of sugar and  lactic acid in the animal ecouomy.
  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1865, pp. 358-371.—]TIollcr.  Die
  Milchsiiure-Theorie  des Rheumatismus und Richardson's
  Experiment*.  Kdnigsberger med. Jahrb.,  1860, ii, pp. 277-
  307.—Rcyhcr (G.)   Zur Frage vou der Erzeugung von
  Endocarditis durch Milchsaureinjection  iu  die Perito-
  nealhohle vou  Thieren.   Archiv f.  path.  Anat.  u. Phys.
  (Virchow's), 1861, xxi, pp.85-106.—Smith  (G. M.)  Lactic
  acid as  a cause of disease when employed as a remedial
  agent.   Trans. N.-Y. Acad, of Med., 1874,  i, 2d ser., pp.
  219-225.—Vogt. Ueber Wirkuug der Milchsaure auf Kno-
  chenwachsthum.  Berliner klin. Wochenschr., 1875, xii,  p.
  473.

ACID of lichens.
     Weigelt (C. H.)  * Ueber die Patellarsaure, eine
  neue Flechtensiiure—und  ihr Vorkommen in der
  Parnieliascruposa(Patellariascrnposa). 8°.  Leip-
  zig,  1869.

ACID (Malonie).
     Finkelstkin  (B.)   * Ueber  Malonsiiure und
  deren Verbinduugeu.  8°.   Marburg,  1865.      c.

ACID (Meconlc).
     See Fcnoglio (I.)  Ricerche istituite sull'azione dell'a-
  cido mecouico puro e sue combinazioni colla potassa e colla
  soda, suH'economia animale. Annali univ. dimed., Milano,
  1823, xxviii, pp. 121-127.

ACIDS (Mineral).
     Eberhahdt (J. P.  H.)   *De acidorum miuera-
  lium natura  atque proprietatibus.  4°.   Gottingae,
  1757.
     Falquet  (J.-P.)    * Propositions  sur  l'empoi-
  sonnement par les acides niineraux.   4°.   Paris,
  an xii  (1804).
     See, also, Jordens.  Ueber die Mineralsiiuren und ihro
  Wirkung auf den meuschlichen Kbrper im gesuuden uud
  k'rankeu Zustande.  Jour. d.  pract. Arzneyk.  u. Wund-
  arzneykunst, Berlin, 1802, x;v, 4tes St., pp. 90-128.—Orfila
  and Rarruel.  Suspicion d'empoisounement par un acide
  min6ral. Annales d'hyg. publ., 1833, x, le s6r., pp. 126-146.

ACID (Nitric).

     Benecke  (B.)  * De vi acidi puro nitrici pby-
  siologica.  8°.   Regiomonti Pr., 1866.            c.
     Garcin (C. A.)    * i. Comment reconnaitre si
  l'acide nitrique  est melange' d'acide oxalique ou
  d'acide tartrique ?   4°.  Paris, 1868.
     Neale (A.) * De acido nitrico, ej usque in medi-
  cina usibus.   8°.   Edinburgi, 1802.
     Wunderlich  (C. A.) De actionibus quibusdain
  acidi nitrici caustici  in corpus humauum intro-
  missi.   4°.  Lipsiae [1856].

     See, also, Rerthclot. Preparation de l'acide azotique
   anhydre.   Jour, de pharm. et de chim., Paris, 1874, xix, pp.
   182-184.—Roiijcan (J.)  De l'acide nitrique dans la re-
   cherche de l'iode.   Union med., 1867, i, 3eser., pp. 185-186.—
   Rotta (C.)  Memoire sur la vertu  febrifuge de l'acide ni-
   trique. Imparziale, Firenze,1869, ix, pp.706-71L—Rraith-
   waite (J.) On the use of nitric acid as a caustic in uterine
   practice.   British Med. Jour., 1875, ii, pp. 609-610.—CI os-
   tilhes.   Note sur l'acide nitrique mouohydrat6  dans les
   cancers ulceres de l'uterus.  Revue med. franc, et etrang.,
   Paris, 1851, ii,  pp. 601-607.—Gardner (W.)  The applica-
   cation of nitric acid to the interior of the uterus.  Canada
   Med. Record, Montreal, 1873-74, ii, pp. 267-268.—Hainoii.
   Quelques applications nouvelles de la cauterisation nitrique.
   Union med., I860, v, 2e s6r., pp. 167, 420.—IJouston (J.) An
   essay on the use of nitric acid, as an escharotic, iu certain
   forms of hemorrhoidal affections.  Dublin Jour. Med. Sci.,
   1843, xxiii, pp. 94-119;  reprint, 8°, Dublin, 1843.—Hull (R.) 
ACIDS.
47
ACIDS.
ACID (Xilric).

  On the external application of the nitric acid.   London
  Med. Repository, 1820, xiv, pp. 450-454.—I iinere Anwen-
  dung  der  Salpetefsanre  hey Geschwiiren,  venerischen
  Krankheiten  etc.   Jour.  d. pract,  Arznevk. u. Wnnd
  ar/.neykunst,  Jena,  1797, iv, pp. 350-359.—Itlendenlinll
  (G.)  Nitric acid as an antiperiodic. Trans. (>hio Med. Sue.
  1*54. appendix, p.  134; Western Lancet,  Cincin., If54. xv.
  p. 472—O'NhaughnesNy (W. B.) On the mode of detect-
  ing  nitric acid.   Lancet, Lond., 1830, ii, pp. 330-333—Rit-
  ler.  Erfahrungen  iiber  die  innerliche  und ausserliche
  Anwendung der Salpetersaure.   Jour. d. pract. Arzneyk.
  u Wundarzneykunst, Jena, 1800, x, 3tes  St., pp. 191-199.—
  Itivnllie. M6moire sur l'emploi de l'acide nitrique solidi-
  lii comme caustique dans certaines affections chirugicales.
  Union med., 1849, iii, pp. 438-439.— Scott (W.) Account of
  the effects of the nitrous acid on the human body.  Annals
  of Med., Edinb., 1796, i, pp. 375-386.—Wiirze'r.  Etwas
  iiber die Heilkraft der Salpetersaure in venerischen Krank-
  heiten. Jour. d. pract. Arznevk. u. Wuiidaiv.neykunst, Jena,
  1799, viii, 4tcs  St., pp. 139-143.

ACID (Nitric, Poisoning by).

     Dumesnil  (J.)   * iv.  Comment  reconnaitre
  l'acide azotique  m<Slang6  avec  la niatiere des
  vomissements ?  4°.  Paris, 1843.
     Tartha (A. E.)   * Essai sur  l'empoisonnement
  par l'acide nitrique.  8 .   Paris, an x (1802).
     Speykr (C. L.)  * Toxicologia acidi nitrici.  8Y
  Hafnice, 1828.
     See, also. Adams (E.) -f Recovery. Lancet, Lond., 1870,
  i, p. 549.—Rouillaud.  Cas d'induration squirrheuse du
   pylore et du commencement du duodenum, k la suite d'un
  empoisonnement par l'acide nitrique,  Jour. univ. et hebd.
  de med. et de  ehir. prat., 1833, xiii, pp. 433-445—Kerselli
   (G.)  4- Guarigione.  Gaz.  med. ital. prov. vencte.  l'adova.
   1860, iii, pp. 201-202.— Build, f . . . fatal  result six months
  afterwards from itscll'ects upon the stomach and (esophagus.
   Lancet, Lond., IsOl), ii, n. s., pp. 509-510.—Crisp (Iv) -J-
   Trans. Path. Soc, Lond.,  1861, xii, pp. 114-115.—Kriehsen
   (•I.)  -|- St.  IYteishurger med. Zeitschr.,  1867, xii, pp.225-  I
   228—llerrmann.  |  St.  Petersburgor med.  Zeitschr.,
   I Wis, xiv, p. 23s.—Horning. H Med. Zeituni:, Perl in, 1858,
   i, pp. 6-7.—Tloulard-.tlarliii.  | Bull,  de la Sue. anal, dc
   I'aris,  1845, xx, pp.  42-43.—Ollivier ami Clmvallier.
   Observation et experiences pour sci \ ir a  tinstone medico
   lenalc de reiiipoisonncment par l'acide nitrique.   Archives
   gen.de med.,  Paris, 1H29, xxi, pp. 364-375.—Perotti (A.) +
   Gaz.. med. ital. Loin b., 1850, i.ser. 3a,p. 79— l*oi*on by nitric
   acid.   London Med. Gaz., Is3l, viii. pp. 707-768. —INiehell
   (V.  A. B., Stn.)  -|  Med. Annalen, Ilcidelbei;;. IH.'i. xi. pp.
   608-620; London Med. Gaz., 1846, iii, pp. 45!i- 161. — Boy.  -
   Gaz. mod. deLyon, 1852, iv, pp. 82-83.—Vitlnl. ■+- Lull, de la
   Soc. anat. de Paris, 1872, xvii, 2o ser., 330. — Warreu (.1. M.)
    j  Autopsy.  In his Si'huicai. observations.  Boston, ls(i7.
   pp  578-5su.—\VmimI< rli<Ti (('. A.)   Ligenthiiinliche Kol-
   gen einer Salpetersaurovergiftiing. Archiv d. Ueilk., Leip-
   zig, 1863, pp, 1K1-184.

ACID (Nitro-muriatic).

     Beknhahd (G. L.)  * De utilitate acidi nitrici et
  muriatici inter se inixtoruin  uonnullis in morbis
  exiinia.  4°.  Lipsiae [1821],
     Vooel ((}. H.)   * De acido uitro-muriatico.  4°.
   Lipsiae [1830].
     See, alsn, Ciulhrie (G. J.)  On the effects of the nitro-
   murialic acid bath  in several surgical diseases.   Loudon
   Med. Repository,  1817, viii, pp. 449-462 — I.rndriek  (U.)
   On  the use of the nitromuriatic acid  bath.  Dutiliu Jour.
   Med. Sci., 1837, xi, pp. 219-225.—l.ionville. + Lesions de
   l'appareil digestif.  Bull de la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1872, xvii,
  2e ser., p. 274.—lVIettnuer (J. P.)  Ou the nitro-muriatic
   mixture as a remedial agent.  Amer. Jour. Med. Sci., 1839,
   xxv, pp. 291-299.—Meolt  (II.)  Ou the internal aud external
   use of the nitro-muriatic acid, iu tho cure of diseases.  (Bead
  March 4, 1817.) Mid.-Chir. Trans., Lond.,  1820, viii, pp. 173-
  200; Amer. Med. Recorder. Phila., 1818, i, pp. 81-97.—Smith
   (T.  C.) Acid,  niiro-muriatic — dyspepsia — constipation.
   Cincinnati  Lancet and Obs., 1871, xiv, n.s., pp. 465-472.

ACID (Nitrous).

     Beddoks (T.)  A collection  of  testimonies re-
   specting tbe treatment of tbe venereal disease by
  nitrous acid.   8->.  London, 1799.
     -----Communications respecting tbe external
  and internal use  of nitrous  acid;  demonstrating
  its etlicacy iu every form of venereal disease, and
  extending its use to  otber complaints, with ori-
  ginal facts, aud a preliminary discourse. *Y  Lon-
  don, 1800.
     Scott (W.)  Account of effects  observed  from
  tbe internal use of the  nitrous acid, extracted from  I
ACID (Nitrous).

  tbe  annals  of medicine for the year 179i>.   .**  .
  n. p. [1796].
     Smyth (J. C.)   An  account of the experiment
  ...  on board  the Union  Hospital Ship, to deter-
  mine the effect of the nitrous  acid iu destroying
  contagion, and the  safety with which it may be
  employed.  1 pi.   8°.   London, 1796.
     See, also, llillairct (J.-B.)  Note sur un moyen d'assai-
  nir les ateliers de derochage. applicable aux etablissements
  dans lesqnels se th'-gagent des vapeurs hyponitreuses. Jour.
  de chim. med., Paris, 1874, xlviii, pp. 131-137.

ACID ( Osmic).

     Bhauell (F.)   De acidi osrnici in homines et
  animalia effectu.  Comment, physiol.  8°.  Casani,
  1819.
     See, also, A'oye* (H. D.)   Amblvopia produced by osmic
  acid. Trans. A m r. Ophthal. Soc. 1866, iii, p. 34; :NYw York
  Med. Jour., 1-iiii. iii, pp.  269, 276.—Raymond (F.)  Empoi-
  Bonnement pat l'acide osniique. Progres med., Paris, 1874,
  ii, pp. 373-374.

ACID (Oxalic).

     Walter (P.  N.)  * De combinationibns acidi ox-
  alici cum alcaliis.  8°.   Berolini [1830].
     See. nlsn. >enbnuer (('.) Ueber Oxalsanrebildung.  Ar-
  chiv des Ver. f. wissenschaftl. Heilk., Gottiugen, 1860, iv,
  pp. 1-17.- Welij;«oliii  iM.i Zur Casnistik und Them ie der
  oxalsauren (''increiiienthildung.  Archiv f. path. Anat. ii.
  Phys. (Virchow's),  ls75, lxiv, pp. 327-356. — Tripier (F.
  M.j   Xote sur la presence de l'acide oxalique dans les cham-
  pignons.   Recueil de mem. de med., de chir. et de pharm.
  mil., Paris, 18:18, xliv, le ser., pp. 380-386.—Wormley (T.
  G.)   Notes on some of the chemical react ions of oxalic acid.
  Columbus Review of Med. and Surg., 1860-61, i, pp. 161-166 ;
  Ohio Med.and Surg. Jour., Columbus, 1862, xiv, p. 390.

ACID (Oxalic) as a poison.

     I'KitEV (L.)  * De acide oxalici vi venenata.  s\
  Edinburgi, 1821.
     Yknabi.es (K.)  A lecture in which tho nature
  and propel tics of oxalic acid are contrasted with
  those of Epsom  salts ; and the  treatment to be
  adopted, when oxalic   acid has  been  introduced
  into the stomach.   YY  London, 1^'2'i.

     See. also, AIIjhoii (Yv\) -|- Lancet, Lond., 1850, ii, n.s.,
  pp. 502-503. — Bnbingtou (T. II.)  |  London Med. Gaz.,
   Is41, i,  n.s., p. 876:  Dublin Quart. Jour, of Med. Sci., 1804,
  xxxviii, p. 503. — II arh a in  (C.)  I  Provincial Med. and
  Surg. Join-., Lond., 1847, p. .".44.—Barker (T. II.)  1- Asso-
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ACIDS.
ACID (Oxalic) as a poison.

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 ACID (Pectic).
     See Torrey (J.)   On the pectic acid of Braconnot, and
   its identity with sclerotin,  a peculiar  principle existing in
   the tuckahoe, or Indian bread. Mew York Med. and Phys.
   Jour., 1827, vi, pp. 481-490.
 ACID (Phosphoric).

     Bassenge (I. F.)   *  De acido phosphoreo  nsni
   tberapeutico rite accomodando.  4°. Lipsiae, 1799.
      Kkumsieg (H. G.)   * De  acidi phosphoric! usu
   medico.  8°.   Dorpat., 1825.
     Vries (P.  de).   * De  acido  phosphorico.  8°.
   Groningae, 18117.
      Zenker (F. E.)   * De quibnsdam ad rationem,
   quae est inter acidnm   molybdicuni et phosphori-
   enm, pertinentibus.  8°.  Dresdae, 1853.
      See, also, Andrews  (J. B.)  The physiological  action
   and therapeutic  us£s of the " aciduin phosphoricum dilu-
   tuin".  Amer. Jour, of Insanity, 1869-70, xxvi, pp. 113-129.—
    Backer (F. W.)  Ueber die  physiologische Erstwirkung
   der Phosphorsiiure und des phosphorsauren Natrons. "Vier-
   teljahrsschr. f. d. prakt. Heilk., Prag, 1854, xliv,  pp. 117-
    175, 1 tab.—Breed (D.l  Phosphoric acid iu some  of its
   relations to physiology  and pathology.   New York  Me I.
   Times, 1852, ii, pp. 35-37.—Kngeliuauii (G. J.) Sehwclel-
    sanre- uud Phosphorsaure-Ausscheidung bei korperlicher
    Arbeit.  Archiv f. Anat., Physiol,  u. wissenschaftl. Med.,
    Leipzig, 1871,  pp. 14-30.—Hammond  (W.  A.)   On the
    excretion of phosphoric acid by the kidneys.  North Amer.
    Mcd.-Chir. Rev., Phila., 1857, i, pp. 730-737.—Herder (W.
    G.)  Erfahrungen  iiber die Wii ksamkeit  des itinera Ge-
    brauclis der Phosphorsaure. Jour.  d.  pract. Arzneyk. u.
    Wundarzneyknnst, Jena,  1800, ix, 3, pp. 148-176.—I>eyden
    (E.) and IVlunk  (P.)   Ueber die Wirknngen der  Phos-
    phorsaure. Centr.-Bl. f. d. med. Wissenschaften,Berlin, 1864,
    pp. 659-660.—^Mendel (E.) Die  Phospln rsaure  im Urin
    von Gehirnkrankeu. Archiv f.Psvchiat. u. Nervenkrankh ,
    Berlin, 1872,  iii, pp. 636-672.—Peters (J. C.)  On phos-
    phoric  acid.  Amer. Med. Monthly, N.  Y., 1862, xviii, pp.
    173-180.—IMncus.   Maassanalytische Bcstimmung  der
    Phosphorsaure durch essigsaures Uranoxyd. Archiv f.path.
    Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1859, xvi. pp.' 137-146.—P»rat.
    M6thode generaledeseparation de l'acidephosphorique pour
    servir au dosage de ce corps en nature.  Comptes reudus de
    l'Ass. franc, pour I'avanc. de sci., le sess., Paris, 1873, pp.
    307-375.—Smith (T. C.) Phosphorous acid—its compounds
    and their therapeutic value iu nervous disea.ses.   Southern
    Med. Record, Atlanta, 1874, iv, pp.  688-698.—Nto*eh (v.)
    Beitrag zur Pharmakodynamik der Phospborsiiure.  Wo-
    chenschr. f. d. ges. Heilk.', Berlin, 1836, pp.97,116.—W eigcl
    and  Krug (G.)   Ueber die verschiedenen Wirkun^eu
    reiuer  uud verunreinigter Phosphorsaure.  Wochenschr.
    f. d. ges. Heilk., Berlin, 1844,  pp. 455-459.—Wood  (L. H.)
    Researches on the influence of mental activity upon the
    excretion of phosphoric acid by the kidneys.  Proc. Conn.
    Med. Soc, 1871, pp 197-222— /apoLlcy (N.) Ueber Aus-
    scheidung der Phosphorsiiure bei verschiedenen patholo-
    gischen Processen.  Med. Jahrbiicher, Wien, 1870, xx, pp.
    223-255.
  ACID (Picric).

      Clemm (C.)   * ('ber die  der Pikiinsiitire und
    dem   Dinitrophenol entsprechenden Haloid-Ver-
    bindungen  und  einige 1 >erivate  derselben.  M°.
    Leipzig, 1870.                                     C.
ACID (Picric.)

     Parisel  (F.)  * Propri6te"s  thdrapeutiqnes de
   l'acide  picrique et  sp^cialement de son  eniploi
   comme succe'dane' du sulfate de quinine.  4°.  Pa-
   ris, 1868.
     See, also, Ulosler (F.)  Studien iiber Pikrinsauro.  Ar-
   chiv f. path.  Anat. u. Phys. (Virchow's), 1863, xxviii, pp.
   386-391.—Pohl (J.)  Eniploi de l'acide picrique pour ilistin-
   guer dans les tissus les fibres v6getales des fibres animates.
   (Traduit de l'anglais.)   Archives belg. de med. mil.  Brux-
   elles, 1853, xii, p. 312.

ACID (Piperle).

     Remsev  (I.)  Investigations  on  piperic acid
   and derivatives.   8°.   Gbttingen, 1870.          c.

ACID (Pyrogallic.)
     See Soulier.  Notes sur les proprifites toniques de l'a-
   cide pyrogallique.  Recueil de mem. de med., de chir. et de
   pharm'. mil.,Paris, 1871,xxvii, 3e ser.,pp. 399-400.—Sehlng-
   tleiihaiiH'eu.   Sur  l'oxydation de  l'acide  pyrogallique.
   Union pharmaceutique, Paris,  1874, xv, pp. 3-13.

ACID (Pyrollgneous).

     Rubner (H. E.)  * De   acido pyrolignoso.   8Y
   Berolini, 1834.
     See, also, Kvans (J.)  Use of diluted pyroligneous acid
   as a gargle.  Northwestern Med. and Surg.,Jour., Chicago,
   1851-52, viii, pp. 419-420.—Botomli.  Relazione degli spe-
   rimenti fatti . . . coll'acido pirolegnoso.   Annali  univ. (li
   med., Milano, 1820, xvi, pp. 129-144.-Simon* (T. Y.)  Ob-
   servations on the  use of pyroligneous  acid in  the treat-
   ment of gangrene, ulcers  and fungus hseniatodes.   Amer.
   Jour. Med. Sci., 1829, v, pp. 310-313.
ACID (Pyro-tartaric).

     Gkuner (T.)   De  acido  pyro-tartarico   et de
   modo illius exhibeudi.  8°.   Gottingae, 1831.

ACID (Salicylic).

     Furbkixger (P.)   Zur  Wirkung der  Salicyl-
   siinre.   8°.   Jena, 1875.
     Lautemann (E.)  * Beitrag znr Keuntniss  der
   Salicyisiiuren.   8°.   Marburg,  1861.              c.
     See, a'so, Bezold (F.)  Die Salicylsiiure  in der Ohren-
   heilkunde.  Monatsschr.  f.  Ohrenbeilk.,  Berlin,  1875, ix,
   pp. 89, 101.—Boylaud  (G. H.) (1)   On the treatment of
   venereal disease by salicylic acid.  Amer.  Journal of Med-
   ical Sciences, 187."). cxl, pp. 413-415.—(2) Practical  notes on
   salicylic acid.  Virginia Medical Monthly, Richmond, 1875,
   ii, p.  98;  Medical and  Surgical  Reporter, Philadelphia,
   1875, xxxii,  p. 301.—Buss (C.  E.)  Ueber die  Anwen-
   dung der Salicylsiiure als Antipyreticnm.   Deutsches Ar-
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   Bl. f. d. med. Wissenschaften, Berlin,  1875, xiii,  p. 276.—
   t!rede.  Kurze Mittheilung iiber Anwendung  der  Sali-
   cylsiiure.  Archiv f. Gynaekol., Berlin, 1875, vii,  p. 567.—
   Brasehe.  Therapeutischo  Versuche mit Salicylsiiure.
   Wiener med. Wochenschr., 1875,  xxv, pp.  569 . .'. 997.—
   Flciseher  (R.)  Ueber  die Einwirkung der Salicylsaure
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   529, 547.— Foiilheim (K.)  Ueber die Wirkung der Sali-
   cylsiiure als Arzneiiuittel. Jour. f. prakt. Chem., Leipzig,
   1875, xi, n. P., p. 211;  the same in French, Moniteur scienti-
   fique, Paris, 1875, v, 3e ser., p. 833.—Ciirbringer  (P.) Un-
   tersuchungen  iiber  die  antifebrile  Wirkung" der Salicyl-
   siiure, insonderheit  iiber ihre  temperaturherabsetzeiide
   Kraft bei septischem Fieber.  Ceutr.-BI. f. d. med. Wissen-
   schaften, Berlin, 1875, xiii, p. 273.—Oibertini (D.)  Dell'a-
   cido salicilico.  Annali  di chim. Milano, 1875,  lxi, pp. 65-
   70.—Horsforfl (E.N.)   Salicylic  acid (as  an antiseptic],
   Bostou Med. and Surg. Jour.,1875, xcii, p. 115.—Kolbe (H.)
   (1)  Ueber eine neuo Darstellungsmethode und einige be-
   merkenswerthe Eigenschaften der  Salicylsaure.   Jour.  f.
   pract. Chem., Leipzig, 1874, x, pp. 89, 213 : Chem. Centr.-Bl.,
   Leipzig, 1875,  vi, 3. F., pp. 169-176 ; Moniteur scientifique,
   Paris, 1875, v, 3e ser., pp. 233, 830 ; reprint,8°, Leipzig, 1875.—
   (2;  Abweisung nicht begi iindeter Urtheile vou Halbchemi-
   tern  iiber die antiseptisehen Eigenschaften der Salicyl-
   siiure.  Jour. f. pract. Chem., Leipzig, 1875, xii, pp. 161-178;
   Moniteur scientifique, Paris,  1875, v, 3e ser., pp.  995-1002;
   reprint, 8°, Leipzig, 1875.—(3) Ueber die chemische  Natur
   der Salicylsaure.  Jour. f. pract, Chem.,  Leipzig, 1875, xii,
   pp. 151-157.—JIaury.   Pharmacologic  de l'acide salicy-
   lique.   Lyon med., 1875, xx, pp. 45, 80.— .TIeyer (E. v.) and
   Kolbe (H.)  (I) Versnche  iiber die  giiiirungshemmende
   "Wirkung der  Salicylsiiure und  anderer aromatischer Sau-
   ren.  Jour. f. pract.  Chem., Leipzig, 1875,  xii, p. 133 ;  Chem.
   Centr.-Bl., Leipzig,  1875, vi. 3. F., pp. 537, 554; Moniteur sci-
   entifique, Paris, 1875, v, 3e ser., p.  941.—(2) Ueber die anti-
   septisehen Wirkuugen  der Salicylsaure  und Benzoesaure
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ACID (Salicylic).
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  Leber den Ersatz der Salicylsiiure als Antifebrile durch
  das salicylsaure Natron. Berliner klinische Wochenschi ift.
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  septische  Eigenschaft der Salicylsaure,  gegeniiber der i
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  p. 105; Berliner klin. Wochenschr., 1875, xii, p. 250 : Moni- |
  teur scientifique, Paris, 1875, v, 3e ser., p. 714.- .\eubauer
  (C.)  Ueber die gahrungsheminende Wirkung der Salicyl-
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  9,351-372; reprint, « , Leipzig, 1875—Pourian (A.) Em-
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  siiure  und Benzoesiiure.   Berliner klin. Wochenschr., 1875.
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  ferments sous l'iufluence de l'acide salicylique.  Mouiteur
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  (J )   Praktische Mittheilungen iiber die Wirkung der Sa-
  licy haure.  Wiener med. Presse, 1875, xvi, pp. 613, 628, 652.—
  Mquibb (K. R.)  Notes on salicylic acid.  Trans. Med. Soc.
  State  of New York, 1875, pp.'241-249.—St en berg (S.)
  Om salicylsyrans inverkan pa det diastatiska  lei mentet  i
  spotten och uti lefvern.  Hygiea, Stockholm, 1875, xxxvii,
  tip. 361-368—Thiersch.  De l'eiuploi  do 1 acide  salicy-
  lique dans  le pansement des plaies.  (Analyse  par  M. A.
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  932-937.— Wagner (W.)  Practische Beobacbtnngen iiber
  die Wirkung der Salicylsiiure.  Jour. f. pract. Chem., Leip-
  zig,  1875,  xi, pp. 57-63.—Weinke (II.)  Verwendung der
  Salicvlsaure  bfcim  Tiitiren.  Jour.  f. pract. Chem., Leip-
  zig, 1875, xii, p. 157.—Wolll Imijj (S.) (1)  Ueber die anti-
  pyretisebe Bedentung  der Salicylsaure.  Deutsches Archiv
  f.'klin. Med.,  Leipzig, 1875, xvi/pp. 162-185.—(2) Ueber die
  Veriinderung der Iudigo-Ausscheidung  durch den Hani
  bei innerlichen Gebrauch der Salicylsiiure.   Deutsches Ar
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  man n.    Ein Beitrag  zur Kenntniss der  antifehrileii
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  siiure in der Veteriuiirpraxis.  Jour. 1. jirakt. Chem., Leip-
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  ris, 1875, v, 3e ser., pp.  831-833.

ACID (Succinic).
     fo Bonrgoin  (£.)  Sur la solubility de l'acide succi-
  niqne dans l'eau.  Jour, de pharm. et do chiin., Paris, 1874,
  xix, pp. 184-187.—Kiiline (W.)  Zur Metamorphose der I
  Bernsteinsiiiire. Archiv f. path. Anat. u. I'liys. (Virchow's),
  1857, xii, pp. 396-401.—Salkowwki (E.)   Ueber das Vor-
  kommen von Bernsteinsiiiire im  Hunde- und  Mensi■hen-
  barn.   Archiv f. d. ges. Physiol, d. Menschen  u. d. Thiere,
  Bonn, 1871, iv, pp. 95-101.

ACID  (Sulpho-carbolic).
     See  iiuy (G.  O.)   Sulpho-carbolic acid and its com-
  pounds.   Michigan  University Med. Jour., Ann Arbor,
  1870-71, i, pp. 401-405.
ACID  (Sulpho-cyanic).
     See O'Wh aughnrsNy (W. B.)  On the toxicological re
  lations of the sulphocyanic acid.  Lancet, Loud., 1830,  i,
  pp. 33-35.
ACID (Sulphuric).
    Ludolp  (H.)    * De acidi vitrioli praestantia.
  4 .   Erfordiae [1739].
    Marchand(R. F.) *Acidum snlphuricum quam
  vim iu alkoholem exercreat  quaeque et hinc pro-
  deuutium et similium compositionum  natura  sit
  et coustitutio.  6C.  Lipsiae, 1838.
    MrEiis.vM (E.)    De  effectu acidi sulphnrici in
  organismum,  imprimis  in renes.   8°.   Berolini
  [1862].
    Xeyrexeui-' (F.  V.)   *De  Paction de l'acide
  sulfurique  sur la  peau et de I'application de la
  pate sulfo-safranee au traitement de quelques tu-
  meurs sous-coutauees.  4C.   Paris, 1872.
    Nippoldt (W. A.)  * Uutersuchungen iiher den
  galvanischen  Widerstand der Schwefelsiiure bei
  verschiedenen Concentrationsgraden.  8-'.   Frank-
  furt, 1869.                                       C.
    Kaschkow  (F.)   * De nutritione mutato ex usu
  acidi sulphnrici.  sm. 8Y  Berolini [1865].
    Rose  (H.)  De acido snlphurico anhydro.   8°.
  Berolini, 1836.
    Schultz (C.)  * Ueber die wasserhaltigeu und
  die wasserfreien  saureu Salze der Schwetelsiiure.
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    Smith (H. A.)  The chemistry of sulphuric acid
  manufacture.   s .   London,  187:5.
    Windorff (L. J. F.)  * De acidi vitrioli in mor-
  borum medela usu et abusu.   4°.  Erford'm, 1793.
    See, also, Almiii (A.) Om svafvelsyras destination efter
  en ny method.  Upsala Liikaref.  Fiirhaud., 1867-68, iii,  pp.
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  of sulphuric acid on infant- at the breast, when adminis-
  tered to the nurse.   London Med. Repository, 1816, v,  pp.
  368-371.—Benson i K. W'.i   Sulphuric acid a preventive
  of lead colic.  Lancet. Lond., 1842-43, i, pp. 435-436.—Bcr-
  nalzik (W.) and Braiia (G.)   Tidier die  Anwendung
  der schwefelsanren Salze und der schwcfeligen Siiure  bei
  den Ei Urankungen der W<x hnerinuen.   Wien. med. Wo-
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  tomaque, est-il absorbe .'  Reponse allii niative.   Annales
  d'hyg. publ.. 1837, xvii, le s6r., pp. 362-374.—«'a«pari. Die
  Schwofelsauren  als kriif'tiges Reizmitlel fiir  Nervcn- und
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  les effets de l'acide sulfureux sur  les  vegetaiix.  Annales
  d'hyg. publ., 1863, xx,  2e ser., pp.  402-416. — C  nllen (J. S.
  D.)   Sulphuric acid as an alleged solvent of necrosed bone-
  tertiary disease of  tibia—treatment by the  acid  with no
  good result.  Virginia Clin. Record. 1871-72, i, p. 209.—Kn-
  Kelmniin (G. J.)    Schwefelsiiure- und Phosphorsaure.
  Aiisscheidung bei korperlicher Arbeit.   Archiv f. Anat.,
  Phys. und wissenschaftl. Med., Leipzig, 1871, pp.  14-30.—
  Falck.   Die  Ergebnisse einer Experimental-Uutersu-
  chung iiber die Verschiedi nheit des Einflnsses verschieden
  verdiinnter Schwefelsiiure auf die thierisclie Organisation.
  Deutsche  Klinik,  1864.  xvi, pp.  5 . . .  307. — Hildcn-
  brnnd (J. P. v.)  Leber die Heilkriifte der Vitriolsaure in
  Nervenkrankheiten. Jour. d. pract. Arzneyk. u. Wundarz-
  neykunst, Jena, 1800, ix, 4, pp. 31-40.—Hoppe  (J.)  Schwe-
  felsiiure gegen Mageubeschwerden.   Med. Zeitung, Ber-
  lin,  1860, n. F., pp. 175, lsl.— Tliqucl (R. )   Einiges iiber
  die Wirkung der Schwetelsiiure auf den thierischen Orga-
  nismus.   Archiv f. phvsiol. Heilk., Stuttgart, 1851, pp. 479-
  482.- Nor I h (X. L.)  ' The use of sulphuric acid.   Buffalo
  Medical Journal, etc., l-;,4-55.x, pp. 400-404— Kupprcehl.
  Die sanitatspolizeiliche Zulii-sigkeit del  Reiuigung von
  Schwefelsiiure durch Schwefchvasserstoffgas.   Viertel-
  jahrsschr.  f. gerichtl. u. iill'entl. Med., Uerlin,  1371,  xiv, pp.
  47-57—Salkowski  i.LY   Ueber das Verhalten  einigei
  Sulfosanren im thierischen Organismus.   Archiv f. d. ges.
  Physiol, d. Mensch. u. d. Thiere, Bonn, 1871, iv, pp. 91-94.-
  BapportM sur la condensation  des acides sulfurique et
  sulfureux qui se produisent pendant l'affinage de l'or et de
  l'argent.   Annales d'hyg. publ., 1835, xiii, le ser., pp. 219-
  223.
  CID  (Sulphuric, Poisoning and injuries by).
    Arlart(F. A.)  Deintoxicationesulfurica.  8Y
  Berolini, 1865.                                    C.
    Block (A. C. L.)  * Nonnulla de  quantitate aci-
  di sulphurici per urinam excreti apud hominem eo
  acido intoxicatum observata.  4°.  Kiliae, 1857.
    Demary  (J. C.)   * iv.  Comment reconnaitre
  l'acide sulfurique mdlange avec la math-re des vo-
  missemeuts .'  4°.   Pan'*, 1639.
    Frax/ (Ry   * Ueber Schwefelsiiurevergiftung.
  8°.   Halle, 1*6-.                                 C.
ACID (Sulphuric).
    Anderson (A.)  De compositione acidi sulphu-
  rici.   S'-\   Edinburgi, 1790.
    Bano (F.  L.)  * De usu medico acide vitriolici.
  4°.   Hanniae, 177:5.
    Baxt (W.)    * Die Reizung der  Hautnerven
  dutch verdiinnte Schwefelsiiure.   8-'.    Leipzig,
  1872.
    Blondlot.    Purification de l'acide sulfurique.
  (Ext.  des  Mem. de  l'Acad.  de  Stanislas.)    8->. |
  Nancy, 1864.
    Ciierbonnier(P. J.)  * iv. Comment reconnai-
  tre  l'acide  sulfurique combine avec nos tissus, de I
  mauiere it  ne  pas pouvoir etre separe par l'eau.
  4°.   Paris, 1*39.
    De Camp (C. P.)   De mixturae sulphurko-aci-
  dae virtutibus  medicinalibus,  quadrcgaui obser-
  vationnm.  8\   Trajeeti ad  Viadrum,\80\.
    Hermann (E. L).  * De acidi sulphurici in  uior- '
  bis  curaudis usu.   4°.  Lipsiae [1821].
    Hkvdenreich (J. F.)   * De acidi sulfurici cum
  fcrro et cupro connubio.   4  .   Erfordiae [1791],
    Kapp ((>. [C. F.])   Ueber die Schwefelsiiure im ;
  Allgemeinen, dereu Wirkungsart uud Anwendung
  bei  Kraukheiteu.   8  .   Baireuth, 1800.             \
7 m c 
ACIDS.                                            50                                            ACIDS.
ACID (Sulphuric, Poisoning and injuries by).
    Greiss (F.)    * Ueber Vergiftung mit schwefli-
  ger Siinre.  sm. 8°.   Tiibingen [1872].
    Katz (L.)  * Ueber Vergiftungen durch Schwe-
  felsiiure.  sm.  8°.   Berlin [1872].
    Kipp (F.  F.  C.)   * De veueficio per acidum sul-
  phuricum.  [Cum vita.]  sm.8°.  Berolini [1836].
    Kuiin (G.)   * De veneficio ex acido sulphurico.
  8°.   Berolini, 1838.
    Leconte (A. V.)   * De l'empoisonnement par
  l'acide  sulfurique  sous le  point de vue meYlicale.
  4°.   Strasbourg, 1855.
    Marit (J. J.)   * i. Comment reconnaitre l'acide
  sulfurique melange" avec  les matieres des vomisse-
  ments«  4°.   Strasbourg, 1840.

    Plitzner (V. J.)   * Sistens historias sinoptycas
  intoxicationis ex acido snlfurico (adnexa epicrisi)
  in  clinico  medico Pragensi anni schol. 1839 trac-
  tatae.  8°.   Pragae, 1840.
    Werner (J.)   * De  funesto acidi  sulphurici
  concentrati in corpus humannm effectu.  8°.   Vra-
  tislaviae [1821].

     See, also, Barwindt.  Tentamen suicidii abusu acidi
  sulphurici.  Schluudverengeruug.  Jahresbericht iiber die
  Verwaltung d. Medicinalwesens d. freien Stadt Frankfurt,
  1861, v, p. 100. — Bamberger (H.)  Ueber Albuminuric
  nach Schwefelsiiure-Vergiftung.  Wiener Medicinal-Halle,
  1864, v, pp. 301, 309.—Barkhauscn. + Med. Zeitung, Ber-
  lin, 1836, v, p. 5.  — Barth. +  Bull, de la Soc anat., Paris,
  1833, xxviii, pp. 103-104.—Behicr. Ingestion d'acide sulfu-
  rique : valeur des symptomes pour  ie pronostic.   Revue
  in6d.-pbotogr. des hop. de Paris, 1874, vi, pp. 43-45. — Bell
  (J.) + Canada Med. .lour., Montreal, 1868, iv, pp. 53-56.—
   Bigot and Bodinicr. + Bull.de la Soc anat. de Paris,
  1844, xix, pp. 129-131—Bouvicr. + Bride traversant l'on-
  verturepylorique.  Bull, de l'Acad. denied., Paris, 1847-48,
  xiii, pp. 594-596. — Boyrenson (T. A.) + Brit. Annals  of
  Med., Lond.,  1837, i, p. 714.—[Cases.]  Ann. d'hyg. publ.,
  1830, iv, le ser.,  pp. 205-212 ;  idem, 1833, ix, le ser.,  p. 392 ;
  Brit. Med. Jour., 1869, ii, p. 325;  Edinburgh Med. and Surg.
  Jour., 1824, xxii, p. 222 ; Med. Times, Lond.,  1847, xvi,  p.
   183; Med. Times and Gaz., 1857, xv, p. 629. — Chcvallicr
  and Barse (I.)   Monographic generale de l'empoisonne-
 -'ruent  par l'acide sulfurique.   Annales d'hyg. publ.; 1846,
  xxxv, le ser., pp. 350-395. — Chevallicr and Ollivier.
   +  Annales d'hyg. publ., 1845, xxxiii,  le ser., pp. 179-187.  —
   Chownc. -f Lancet, Loud.. 1847, ii, pp. 35-37. —Christi-
  son (R.) (1)  Disfiguring of the countenance with sulphuric
   acid. Destruction of one eye—mode of detecting sulphuric
   acid on the  clothes, and when mixed with  various organic
   substances.  Edinburgh Med. and Surg. Jour. 1829, xxxi,
  pp. 230-236.—(2)   Trial for poisoning with  sulphuric acid.
   Edinburgh Med. and Surg. Jour., 1831, xxxv, pp. 296-316.—
   Consbruch. + Leicheuoffuung. Jour. d. pract. Arzneyk.
   u. Wundarzneykunst,  Jena, 1799, vii, 2tes St., pp. 18-19.—
   Corfc (G.) + Med. Times,,Lond., 1848,xvii, p. 258.—Cozzi
   (A.) SuH'avvelenamento con acido solforico. (16 cases.)  Lo
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   ford (G.) + Med. Times and Gaz., Lond.. 1867, i, p. 182.—
   Desterne. + Bull. Soc. anat. de Paris, 1848,  xxiii, pp. 223-
   228.—Devcrgie and Taufileib.  De l'emploi de l'acide
   iodique comme reactif propre a constater la pr6sence del'a-
   cide sulfureux dans les cas (l'empoisonnement par l'acide sul-
  furique.  Ann. d'hyg. publ., 1835,xiii, le ser., pp. 427-442.—
   Ebers. Ueber die Anwendung des Liquor kali carbonici
   gegen Vergiftung durch Schwefelsiiure.   Rust's Mag. f. d.
   ges. Heilk.-, Berlin, 1837,1, pp. 501-531.—Fallowficld (J.)
   Recovery of a boy, who swallowed by mistake a large spoon-
   ful of strong vitriolic acid.   New London Med. Jour., 1792,
  i, p. 149.—Franque  (J. B.  v.) -|- Med. Jahrb. f. Nassau,
  Wiesbaden, 1846, pp. 248-273.—Fripp. 4- Lancet,  Lond.,
   1869, i, p. 192.—Oeoghegan.  On poisoning by sulphuric
  acid, and on its detection in the blood aud viscera. London
  Med. Gaz., 1851,  xiii, p. 328.—Oontier.  + Bull, de la Soc.
   anat. de Paris, 1840, xv, pp. 156-161.—Grizalles. + Bull.
   de la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1836, x, p. 132.—Ilabcrshou.
   + Death on the eleventh day.  Autopsy.  Med. Times and
   Gazette, London, 1855, xi, n. s., pp. 470-471. — Ilaldane
   (D. R.)  + Edinburgh Med. Jour., 1862, vii, pp.  739-744.-
   Hcgiiibotham (E.) -+- Med. Times and Gaz , Lond., 1863,
  i,n. s , p. 183.—Hoffmann.  + Wochenschr. f. d.ges.Heilk.,
  Berlin, 1844,  pp. 205-207.—Ilusson and Dupuytrcn. -f
   Mort au bout de sept heures.   Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1833,
  vii, pp.  74-75. — Johnson  (I.)   Two ounces of  concen-
  trated sulphuric acid swallowed.  London Med. Gaz., 1828-
  29, iii, pp. 253-254.—£icbitlois fils. + Inflammation intense
  du pharynx, de  l'cesophage et de  1'estoniac ;  point d'appa-
  reil febrile.   Archives gen.  de med., Paris,  1827, xiii, pp.
  365-376.— Ledcrer (I.) -)- Wiener Med.-TTalle. 1863, iv, p.
   52.—I.egay (F.), Duehcnnc, and Bertrnud (P.) + Ex-
   trait d'un rapport medico-legale. Precis des Trav. de la Soc.
  med. de Boulogne-sur-Mer, 1839, pp. 295-297.—[I.etheby.j
  + Trans. Path. Soc. of Lond., 1846-48, i, pp. 115-117.—I.eth-
ACID (Sulphuric, Poisoning and injuries by).
  cby (H.)  Cases of poisoning andof malicious disfiguring of
  the person bymeans of sulphuric acid, with remarks.  Med.
  Times, Lond., 1850, i, n. s., p. 58.—T.eyden (E.) and  tlunk
  (P.)  NiereuaffectionbeiSchwefelsiiuieY ergiftuug. Archiv
  f. path. Anat. u. Phys.  (Virchow's), 1861, xxii, pp. 237-241.—
  liiman. + Vierteljahrsschr. f. gerichtl. u.  offentl. Med  ,
  Berlin, 1865, iii, n. F., pp. 89-98.— Lowcnhardl. ;  Sclnull
  tbdtliche . . .  Med. Zeit., Berlin, 1839, viii, pp. ;;e,-:n.—Lo-
  wer. Zur Schwefelsiiure-Vergiftung. Berlin klin. Wochen-
  schr., 1864, pp. 385-386.—I,orey (C.) Combustio acido miue-
  rali; Tuberculosis. Jahresb. uber d. Verwaltung d.  Medi i-
  nalwesensd. fr. Stadt Frankfurt,1869,xiii, p. 94.—liorey (J.
  B.) -+- Jahresberichtiiberd.Verwaltungd. Medicinalwesens
  d. fr. Stadt Frankfurt, 1863, vii. pp.59-60. —  l>iidieke(A.
  A.)   Die Gegengifte  der Schwefelsiiure.   Med. Zeitung,
  Berlin, 1839, viii, pp. 221-222; 1841, p. 43.— Maimkopff (E.)
  Beitrag zur Lehre von der Schwefelsaurevergiftung. Wien.
  med. Wochenschr., 1862, pp. 548. . . 805;  1863, pp.  180, 196.—
  martini. +  Rust's  Mag.  f. d. ges.  Heilk.,  Berlin, 1827,
  xxiii, pp.  156-170.—Martins (C.)  Empoisoniiement par
  l'acide sulfurique et l'indigo.  Gaz. med. de ParN, 1832, iii,
  p. 657.—IUasearel. + Bull, de la Soc. anat. de Paris, 1840,
  xv, p. 299.—ITIaschka.  Absterben eines 20  Wochen alten
  Kindes.  Natiirlicher  Tod oder Vergiftung mit Schwefel-
  saure?  Wiener med. Wochenschr., 1871, xxi, pp. 679-682 —
  Ogle  (J.)  (1)  Effects of poisoning by sulphuric acid  on
  the fauces, oesophagus, stomach, and duodenum.  Trans.
  Path. Soc. Lond., 1859-60, xi, pp. 294-295; Lancet, Lond.,
  1860, i, n. s., pp 323-324—(2) + Lancet, Loud., 1871, ii, p.
  540.—Oppolzer. -4-  Allg.  wien. med. Zeitung, 1856, i, pp.
  67, 70 — Pcllischek (T. F.) + Oesterreichische Zeitschr. f.
  prakt. Heilk., Wien, 1858, pp. 405-412— Popli a in (.1.) +
  Dublin Quart. Jour. Med.  Sci., 1850, xxi, pp. 481-4-5—Pres-
  tat. + Bull, de la Soc.  anat. de Paris, 1837, xii, pp. 315-320.—
  Recamicr and Tessicr. + Gaz. des hop., Paris, 1843, p.
  154—Kcdcr (A.) -1- Rust's  Mag. f. d. ges. Heilk., Berlin,
  1838, li, pp. 367-368.—Robert. + Autopsie. Bull. delaSoc.
  anat. de Paris,  1828, iii, pp.  6-9.—Schaumburg  (H.) +
  Vierteljahrsschr.  fiir  gerichtl. und  offentl. Med.,  Berlin,
  1872, xvi, pp. 52-65.—Scoffern (T.) + Lancet, Loud., 1841-
  42, ii, pp. 365-366 ; London Med. Gaz.,  1842, ii, n. s.,  pp. 352-
  354.—Sewell (J.) + Fatal... Canada Med. Jour.,Montreal,
  1852-53, i, pp. 131-133.—Sinclair  (M.) + Edinburgh Med.
  and Surg. Jour., 1831, xxxvi, pp. 99-104 ; London Med. Gaz.,
  1831, viii, pp. 623-626.—Smoler (M.) (1)  +  Doppelseitige
  Pneumonie; Tod; gerichtliche Obduction.   Allg. wien.
  med. Zeitung, 1861, vi, pp. 327-329.—(2) +  Wiener Med.-
  Halle, Wien, 1863, iv, pp. 289-290 —Stanski. + Gaz. med.
  de Paris, 1837, v, pp.188-189.—Stansky. [Case.]  Bull, dela
  Soc. anat. de Paris, 1836. xi, p. 298.—Stewart (J.) + New
  York Med.  and Phys. Jour., 1828, viii, pp. 563-565.—Tay-
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  pp. 396-443— Thomas. +  Med. Times  and Gaz., Lond.,
  1873. ii, p. 92.—Thomson (J.) + Monthly Jour,  of Med.
  Sci., Edinb., 1842, ii, pp. 879-884.—Traill (T. S.) +  Monthly
  Jour, of Med. Sci., Edinb., 1854, xix, pp. 138-139.—Walker
  (J.)  + Monthly Jour,  of Med. Sci., Edinb., 1850, x, pp. 538-
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ACID (Sulphurous).

     Dewar  (J.)  Ou the applications of sulphurous
  acid, gaseous aud liquid, to the prevention, limi-
  tation, and cure of disease, with cases illustrative
  of the advantages  to he derived from its .employ-
  ment.   8th ed.  8°.   Edinburgh, 1868.
     (a) 11th ed.  8°.   Edinburgh, 1868.
     See, also, Cummins  (W. J.)   Remarks on the treat-
  ment of zymotic diseases with sulphurous acid.   Trans.
  Cork Med.'and Surg. Soc, 1868-69, pp. 33-37 ;  Dublin Quart.
  Jour. Med.  Sci., 1869, xlviii, pp. 219-224.—Bcwar (J.) (1)
  Sulphurous acid medication.  Med. Times and Gaz., Lond.,
  1867, i, pp. 548-550. — (2) Sulphurous  acid  as  applied to
  wounds and sores.  Med. Times  and Gaz., Lond., 1867, ii,
  p. 318.
ACID (Tannic).

     Gunther (N.) * Beitriige zur Kenntniss der im
  Sumach, in den Myrobalaneu und in der Dividivi
  vorkommenden Gerbstiuren.  8°.   Dorpat, 1871.
     See, also, Allison  (S. C.)  On the use and administra-
  tion of tannic acid in various diseases.  Loudon Jour, of
  Med.,  1850, ii,  pp.  1-9. — Demolon.   Compose prouye-
   nant de Taction de l'acide tannique sur l'iode.  Rapport'de
   M. Gaultier de Claubry. Bull, de l'Acad. de med., Paris,
   1857-58, xxiii, pp. 188-192.—Estcourt (C.)  On the estima-
  tion of tannic acid.   Chem. News, Lond., 1874, xxix, pp.
  109-110.—Hamilton (R.)  On the  employment of tannic
  acid in some diseases  of the eve and eyelids. Practitioner,
  Lond., 1869, ii, pp. 347-352 — Hartin '(J.)  On a method of
  converting the skin into  leather.  British Med. Jour., 1869,
  i, p. 258.—S< liultzeu  (O.)   Ueber das  Auftreten  von
  I ierbstoffon im Ham nach Genuss von Gallapfel-Gerbsaure.
  Archiv f. Anat., Physiol, u. wissenschaftl.  Med., Leipzig, 
ACIDS.
51
ACKEBMANN.
ACID (Tannic).

  1863, pp. 25-28.—Schwalbe (C.)   Die Anwendung der
  Gerbsiinre zu parenchymatosen Injectionen.   Allg. med.
  Ccntr.-Zeitung. Berlin', 1875, xliv, p. 953.—Ncbrcgondi.
  Ueber die  Heilkrafte des Tannins, als eines vortrefttichen
  Heilmittels gegen  den  Keuchhnsten im dritteu Stadium.
  Med. Annalen, Heidelberg, 1841, vii, pp. 47-97.

ACID (Tartaric).

     See Casorati (F.)  Di alcuni usi farmaceutici dell'acido
  tartarico. 'laz ined. ital. Lomb., Milano, 1851, ii, ser. 3a, pp.
  65-69.—.tioryan (J.)  The effect of tartaric acid on mor-
  bid accniriulateinsof mucus in the stomach and bowels. Ed-
  inburgh Med. and Surg. Jour., 1837, xlviii, pp. 16-21.

ACID (Tartaric, Poisoning with).

     See  Bevergie  (A.)   De l'empoisonnement par l'acide
  tartrique.  Annales d'hyg. publ., 1851, xlvi, le  ser., p. 432.—
  Ortila.  De l'empoisonnement par l'acide tartrique.  An-
  nales d'hyg. publ.,  1852, xlvii, le ser., pp. 199-222.

ACID (Thymic).

     See Bouilhon. De l'acide thymique com me succedane
  de l'aeide phenique. Bull. gen. "de th6rap. m6d. et chir.,
  Paris, 1-68, lxxiv, pp. 503-506 —Paquet (A.) (1) Des usages
  tlierapeutiques de  l'acide thymique.  Idem, 1868, lxxiv,
  pp. 494-498.—(2) De l'acide thymique  consid6re comme sub-
  stitutif de l'acide phenique pour la conservation des pieces.
  Bull, de la Soc. anat. de Paris, ls(J7, xiii, pp. 680-681.

ACID (Toluie).

     Kamsay (W., jr.)  * Investigations on the toluie
  and nitrotoluic acids.  8°.  Tubingen, 1872.

ACID ( Uric).  See, also, Calculus ; Gravel; Urine

  (Chemistry of).

     Amiriel (K.)  De la diathese uriqtte,  et des
  maladies i|ii'elle engendre, goutte,  gravelle, et
  migraine.   -Y   Paris, 1861.
     Hosse  (H. V.)   * Ueber don  Einfluss von Arz-
  neimittelu auf die Ausscheidung der Harusiiure.
  8°.  Dorpat, 1862.
     Henry (G.) * De acido urico, et morhis a nimia
  ejus secret ione ortis.  8°.  Edinburgi, 1807.
     KiESEiiMNd (F.)  * Ueber harnsaureGicht. YY
  GriiJ'swald, 1«72.
     Mahmer he la Source (L.)   * Contribution  a
  l'i'tudedes metamorphoses etdu dosage de  l'acide
  unique.   4°.  Paris, 1875.
     («)   8°.  Paris, 1875.
     Kijndeks (D.  11. YV.)  * De acido urico ejusque
  memento in  homiue tain sano  quaui aegrotante.
  KY  Amslelodami, 1819.

     See, also, Albert (J. F. H.)   Die barnsaure Diathese
  mit der Ausselieiduiig von krystallisirter Harnsiiure und
  die Krankheit mit  Brauseharu. Rheinishe Monatsschr. f.
  prakt.  Aerzte, Kbln, 1849, pp. 1-27.—Bartels.  Uutersn-
  chungen  iiber die Ursachen einer gesteigerten flarusiiure-
  Aussclieidung in Krankheiten.  Deutsches Archiv f. klin.
  Med.  Leipzig,  1866, i, pp. 13-54.—Bereugcr-Fernud.
  Note  sur mi instrument destine ft doser l'acide urique de
  l'urine.  Bull. iren. de therap. med. et chir., I'aris, 1867, lxxii,
  pp. 213-220.—Blair (J.)  Case illustrating the uric acid
  diathesis.  Australian Med. Journal,  Melbourne,  1862, vii,
  pp. 1-3.   Itolnn.  Das harnsaure Sediment in den Y'ieren
  iieugi'borner Kinder ein in Foro ganz unwichtiger Befund.
  Med. Zeitung, Berlin, 1859, ii, pp. 3, 8— But liheiiu.  Ue-
  lier den Uebe] i;aiiii  i inigerorganischeu Siiureu  in den Ham.
  Aiehivf.  ph\siol.  Heilk., Stuttgart,  1857, i, pp. 122-146.—
  ■tuiteugewone hoeveelheid ureumen acid uricum als on-
  (leikeuniiigsiniddel van een cbronish nierli.jden.   Klinick,
  Utrecht,  1844, i, pp. 132-136.—1  lot-tin (A.)  Harnsaure im
  LungengeweOe. Archiv f. path. Anat. u. 1'hvs.  (Virchow's),
  1853, vii,  p. 168—Fokkcr  (A. P.)  Eine'neue Methode
  zur Harnsiiurebestiniuiuiig.  Archiv f. d. ges. Physiol, d.
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ACONITE  and Aconitine.

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ACONITE.
54
ACONITE.
ACONITE and Aconitine.

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ACONITE (Poisoning by).

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55
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   Chardoii/iY De l'acrodynie, ou  epidemic uui a  regno
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   nard, gu6rie  par les vomitifs et les purgatifs sabu.  An- 
ACKODYNIA.
56
ACUPRESSURE.
  ACRODYNIA.

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    ns, 1865-66, xxxi, pp. 53-65 ; Gaz. hebd. de med. et de chir.
    Pans, 1865, ii, 2e s6r., pp. 692-095.—f.ongucville. Ob-
    servation d'un mal consistant en donleurs vives dans les
    membres, avec picotements et sentiment de formication
    aux mains et aux pieds, faiblesse  extreme dn tissu rauscu-
    laire, gorge douloureuse et entiannnee, fiovre, etc.   Gueri-
    son par l'extrait de quinquina et  d'opium.  Archives gen.
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    ports avec le scorbut  et la gaugrene ca'usee par le  froid.
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    print. 8°, Paris, 1861.—Villencnve.  Note sur plusieurs
    cas d'une affection consistant en  gonfiement, d'apparence
    6rysypelateuse, des  membres, accompagne  d'une chaleur
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    Rapport sur un maladie qui regne epid6iniquement dans la
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 ACROMION  PROCESS.

     Gruber (II.)  Ueber den Acromialknochen uud
   das accidentelle  Acromialgelenk  des Menschen.
   Auszug aus einem Schreibeu  an Hrn. Akademiker
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      See,  also, Duplay.   Resection de l'acroiuion et d'uue
   petite portion de 1'extreiuite externe de  la clavicule pour
   necrose.  Bull, et mem. Soc. de chir. de Paris, 1875, i, n. s.,
   pp. 243-244.—Fcrgusson.  Caries of the acromion.  Re-
   moval.  Lancet, Lond., 1842-43, ii, p. 855.—Fracture de
   l'acromion. Gaz. des hop., Pans, 1859, pp. 505-506,—Frac-
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   p. 350 ; 1849. i, p. 563.—Friton.  Entfernung eines necro-
   sirten Stiicks des Acromion.  Zeitschr. f. Wundiirzte u. Ge-
   burtsh., Stuttgart, 1857, x, pp. 30-32 —«ruber  (W.)  Ue-
   ber die Aiteii  der  Acromialknochen und accideutellen
   Acromialgeleuke.  Archiv f. Anat., Phys. u. wissenschaftl.
   Med., Leipzig,  1863, pp. 373, 393, pi. No. x, A— Nelaton.
   Sur les fractures de l'acromion.  Jour, de chir., Paris  1845
   iii, pp. 178-18l.—Fhillips.   (Reported by F. Wildbore.)
   Fracture of the acromion  process from sudden muscular
   contraction.  London Med. Gaz.,  1846, iii, n. s., p.  708.—
   Thorn (S. S.)   [ Fracture of the acromion process.]  Cin-
   cinnati Lancet and Obs., 1869, xii, n. s.. pp. 478-479.—West
   (C.)  Fracture of the base of the acromion.   Trans. Indi-
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   Med., Detroit, 1858, v, p. 254.

ACTiEA RACEMOSA.

     See Bailey (F. H.)  Acttea racemosa.  Med. and Surg.
   Reporter, Phila., 1873, xxviii, pp. 109-110.—Garden (T. S.)
   On tho  use of the acta;a racemosa in phthisis pulmonalis
   Amer. Med. Recorder, Phila., 1823, vi, pp. 609-613.—Tully
   (W.) Aetaea racemosa. Boston Med. aud Surg. Jour., i833
   viii, pp. 133,149.                           a

Action  of medical associations in favor of the in-
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   S Colintei, 1522.                                   '

     [1st ed. was Venice, 1519, 4°.]

     (a)  Acceduut  huic editioni  aliorum medicorum
   dissertationes de urinis. 6 p. 1., 320, 461 pp., 11.  12°.
   Trajecti ad Rhenum, ex officind Gisberti a Zyll, 1670.'

     [Ako in  Mkuicae artis principes, 1567 ; and in Willich
   (J.), Lxercitationes de urinis, Anist., 1688.]

-----Methodi medendi libri  sex, quibus omnia,
   qua; ad  medicinam  factitandam  pertinent, fere
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  tissimus.  7 p. 1., 399 pp., 211.   4°.   Venetiis, 1554.
    [Also in Medicae artis principes, 1567.]
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   eiusque victu, libro ii.  Nunc primum in lucem
   prodeuut, lac. Goupyli beneficio, qui nobis eorum
   exemplum dedit.  2 p. 1., 151  pp.   12°.  Parisiis,
   apud M. Iuuenem, 1557.  [Greek text.]
     [Also in Medicae artis principes, 1567.]

-----De spiritu animali libri duo : prior De acti-
   onibus  et affectibus  spiritus  auimalis, posterior
   De  spiritus  animalis  nutritione: ad  Josephum
   Racendytam.  Julio  Alexandrino Tridentino  in-
   terprete.  10 1.   fol.   1567.

     [In Medicae artis principes.]

ACUPRESSURE.

    Jackowitz (L. H.)   * Ueber die  Acupressur  der
  Arterieu.  8°.   [Dorpat,] 1861.
    Pemet (J. H.)  * De  l'acupressure comme  moyen
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  au point de vue dela cicatrisation  des plaies.  4Y
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    Simpson (J.  Y.)  Acupressure: a new method of
  arresting surgical hemorrhage and of  accelerat-
  ing the healing of wounds.  8°.  Edinburgh, 1864.
    -----Notes  on  the progress  of acupressure.
  8°.  Edinburgh, 1867.

    See, also, Aiken (X.J.) Compound acupressure. Amei.
  .lour. Med. Sci., 1865, 1, p. 276.—Ashhurst (J., jr.)  Cases
   iu which acupressure  has been employed.  Amer. Jour.
   Med. Sci., 1866, Hi, p. 66; 1868, lvi, p. 134.— Billroth  (T.)
  Ueber Acupressur.   Wiener med. Wochenschr., 1868, pp. 1
  ...  49; 1871, xxi, p. 1040.—Callendcr (G. W.)  Note on
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  the advantages of acupressure over the ligature.   Med.
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  Notes on acupressure as applied to " street surgery". Glas-
  gow Med. Jour., 1866-67, i, 3d s., pp. 473-481.—[Forster (J.
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  1867, i,  p. 331. — (2)  On acupressure.  Guy's Hosp. Rep.,
  Lond., 1863, xiii, 3d ser.,  pp. 112-127,1 pi.;  1869, xiv, p. 165.—
  Foucher. (1) L'acupressure dans trois cas d'amputation.
  Bull, de l'Acad. de med., Paris, 1859-60, xxv, pp.  1085-1088.—
  (2) Lettre sur l'acupressure.   Moniteur des sci. med., etc.
  Paris, 1860, ii, 2e ser., pp. 860-861.—(3) De l'acupressure ou
  nouveau moyen hemostatique.  Bull,  de la Soc. chir., Paris
  1864, iv, 2e ser., pp. 368-370.— Gant (F. J.) Two cases illus-
  trating the  process of occlusion iu arteries after acupres-
  sure. Trans. Clinic. Soc, Lond., 1871, iv, pp. 95-102.—Guns-
  in a a n (E.) Ueber Acupressur. Med. Corresp.-Bl. d. wiirt-
  temb. aerztl. Ver., Stuttgait, 1867,  xxxvii, pp. 255-258.—
  Hamilton (A.)   Cases  in which  acupressure was  em-
  ployed.    Edinburgh Med. Jonr., 1864, ix,  pp. 630-641.—
  Hand; side (P. D.) Amputation of thigh—acupressure—
  recovery.   Edinburgh  Med. Jour., 1862, vii, pp. 712-717.—
  Heineke (W.)   Acutorsion iu der Continuitiit der Arte-
  rieu.  Centralbl. f. Chir., Leipzig, 1874,  i,pp. 481-482.—Hew-
  ixon (A.)  On acupressure. Pennsylvania Hosp. Rep., 1868
  i, pp. 127-148.—Hill (B.)  Primarv amputation  of leg •
  acupressure; sloughing, secondary nasmorrhage, pyemia ■
  death.  Lancet, Lond., 1866, i, p. 122.—Kingston (W. H.
  Acupressure in Canada.  British Med. Jour., 1868, i, pp. 527-
  528.—Hutchinson.   The effect of acupressure  on ar-
  teries. Med. Record, N. Y., 1868, ii, pp. 544-545.—Hutch-
  ison (J. C.) (1) Acupressure.  [M.  H. Cash prize essay.]
  Irans. N. Y. State Med. Soc, 1»69, pp. 86-105, 15  pi. • re-
  print, 8°, Albany, 1869.—(2) Hemorrhage after acupressure.
  Med. Record, N. Y., 1870, v, p. 65.—Keith (W.)  On acu-
  pressure.   Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1865, ii pp. 278-
  28L-Kerr (D.) and Coutts (J.)  Acupressure.   Lancet,
  Lond., 1867, i, pp. 615-616.-Kleeberg.   Ueber Acupres^
  sur.  St. Petersburger med.  Zeitschr., 1868, xv, pp. 129-140.—
  I.ee  IK)   Case illustrating the condition of the femoral
  artery alter acupressure for three days.   Trans, of Clinic.
  Soc,  Lond.,  1868,  i, pp. 118-121— I.emauge.  De l'acu-
  pressure ou acupression.  Archives belg.  de med. mil.,
  Bruxelles, 1860, xxv, pp. 294-303.-l.ucas (R. C.)  New and
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  320-321— McDonnell  (R.)  Amputation of the thigh;
  acupressure followed by transient haemorrhage from  the
  femoral.  British Med. Jour., 1868, i, p. 53.—Moore  (C. H.)
  Acute suppuration of the hand and forearm treated by acu-
  P^cssureof the brachial artery. Trans, of Clinic. Soc, Lond.,
  1869, n, pp. 61-64.-Petcrs (G. A.) (1) An essay on acupres-
  sure with reference to its application in the continuity of
  arteries   New  York Med. Jour., 1869, ix, pp. 225-261; re-
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ACT PRESS CUE.
57
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   pivssiire dans le traitement des anevrysmes externes. Pri-
   ont6 des travatix du professeur Rizzoli (do  Bologne) snr
   dux de Simpson (d'lSdinbourg).  Gaz. helnl. de med. et de
   chir., Paris, 1870, vii, 2e ser., pp. 420-422.-Kota (A.) Del-
   1 acupressura quale spediente emostatico.  Gaz. med. ital.
   Lomb., Milano,  180.-, i, ser. 6a, pp. 152-153.— Seymour i F.i
   On local acupressure.  Cincinnati Lancet anil Obs., 1-71.
   xiv, n. s , pp. 204-207.—Simpson  (J. Y.) (1) Acupressure.
   A new method  of arresting surgical  haemorrhage.  Edin-
   burgh Med. Jour., 18611, v, pp.  645-651; reprint, 8°, n. p.,
   n d.—(2) On acupressure in amputations.  Med. Times aud
   Gaz., Lond., 1*60, i, pp 137-119; reprint,  8"--, n. p., n. d.—
   (3) On acupressure.  Mod. Times aud Gaz., Loud., 1864, i,
   n. s.. pp.  1 .  . . 141.—(4)  Notes on acupressure.  Lancet.
   Lond.. If 07, i, pp. 233-235.—(5)  Did John de Vigo describe acu-
   pres  urein the sixteenth century? British  Med. Jour., 1867,
   ii, pp. 145-146; Lancet, Loud., 1867.ii, pp. 222-224; Med. Times
   and Gaz. Lund., 1867, ii, pp. 197-198.—Niuinson (J.Y.)and
   Nylin-(J.) Correspondence on acupressure. Med. Times and
   (Liz , Lond., 1865, ii, pp. 667-669; I860, i, pp. 22-23; British
   Med. .lour., 1805, ii, pp. 595, 072.-Ntol<e« (\V.)  Acupres-
   sure in the operations of castration ami amputation  of the
   penis.  Dubliu  Quart. Jour. Med. Sri., 1873, lvi, pp. 273-
   287.— Tail (R.  L.)  Ou the results of temporary metallic
   coiiipre-.M<)n of arteries. Med. Times and Gaz., Lond. 1865
   ii, pp. 57, 85: 1806, i, pp. 197, 335; 1867, i, p. 332.—Tyrrell
   (ll.-L)   On the temporary employment of acupressure in
   amputation of the breast. 'Irish Hosp. Gaz., Dublin, 1-73, i
   pn. I83-L-4.— Watson (P. II.)  Cases illustrative  of the
   e nployrnent of  acupressure as a hemostatic agent.  Edin-
   burgh Med. Jour.,  1865, xi, pp. 39-53.—Wesi (J. F.)  On
   acupressure.   British Med.  Jour.,  i860,  i,  pp. 563-564.—
   \Ve*i (J. W.)  Effect of acupressure on  the femoral and
   profunda arteries.  Trans, of Clinic. Six;., Loml., 1868. i, pp.
   121-122.—[Wheclliouse. |  Amputation of forearm : acu-
   pressure; recovery.   Lancet, Lond., 1807. i, p  506. —Will
   (.ICO.)  Acupressure; wth a description of a  modilica-
   tion.  Lancet, Lond., 1873,  i,  pp. 524-525.—(a) [The same,]
   "with additional -wood-cuts, descriptions and notes". Re-
   print, 8°, Aberdeen, 1873. — Willed (A.)  Employment of
   acupressure in two cases of amputation.  Laucet, Lond.,
   1867, i, pp. 028-629.

ACUPUNCTURE.   See, also. Aneurism, Hernia,
  Rheumatism ( Acupuncture in);  and Galvano-
  puncture.

    Beck (D.)   * Versnche iiber  die Acupunctur.
  8Y   Miinchen, 18-28.

    Ciilrciiill (J. M._)  A treatise on  aenpunctura-
  tion.  8°.  London [1 $23], (a) Traduit. de l'anglais
  par M. 11. Charbonnier.  8Y  Paris,  18*5.

    -----Cases illustrative of tbe immediate effects
  of iicupuiicturation, selected from various sources,
  und intended as au appendix  to the author's  trea-
  tise on the subject.   Pi'3.   London,1828.
    (J liquet (J.)  Traits de l'acupuucture public
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  1820.

    Da Camino  (F.  S.)   Sull'operazione dell'ago- j
  puntura.  l'ensieri.  8°.  Venezla, 1817.
    -----  Dell'ago-puutura  e  della galvano-puu-
  tma.  Osservazioni.  -  .   Venezla, 1817.
    Dantu (T.  XI.)   * Quelques propositions sur
  raeupuncttire.  4°.   Paris,  1825.  No. 60.
    Eii'kx  (P.  J.)    * Experimeuta  quaedam de
  laesione partiuiu quarundam corporis  auimalis
  per acupunctural!!.   1°.  Coloniae Agrippinac, 1Y5H.
    Kkimskr (T.)   * De  acupuuetura.   8Y   Halis
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    Khziwam'.ck (J.)  * De electricitate, acupunc-
  tural,  perkiuismo et  friclioue.   (Text  German.)
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   Moii.tMi (S.)  Memoir on acupuncturation, em-
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      Restelli (A.) and Namias (G.)  [Lettres medi-
    cates sur la galvano-puncture et l'acupuncture.]
    8  .  Montpelller, 1646.
      Scheidkr  (C. A. L.)   * De acupunctura.  8-.
    Berolbn, 1825.
      Siamr (E.)   * Essai  sur  l'acupuncture.  4°.
    Paris, 1831.  No. 254.
      Tmox.   Observations  sur  1'acnpuncture.  8C.
    Orleans, 18-26.
      AVoosth s (G. E.)   * Quiedam de aenpnnctura
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-----Essays ou  fashionable diseases.   The  dan-
   gerous  effects of hot  and crowded  rooms.  Tbe
   clothing of invalids.   Lady aud gentlemen  doc-
   tors.  And on quack and quackery.  With  the
   genuine patent prescriptions  of Dr. James's fever
   powder, Tickell's aetherial spirit, A- Godbold's bal-
   sam,  . .  . ;  and also the  ingredients and composi-
   tion of many of the most celebrated quack nos-
  trums,.  . .   To which  is added, a dramatic  dia-
  logue. Published for the benefit of the tin-miners
  in  Cornwall.  2  p. 1., 260 pp.  8-.  London, T.  P.
  Bateman [17'JOJ.

-----An  essay on diet and regimen.   2d ed.   xix,
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Adams (Horatio).                                i
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------A popular  view of vaccine inoculati >n  with
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------Illustration of Hunter's doctrine, particularly
  concerning the life of tbe blood, in answer to the
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------A treatise  on  the supposed hereditary prop-
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Adams (It. E. W.)   A lecture introductory to the
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Adams (Robert).   Treatise on rheumatic  gout, or
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    (a) 2d ed.  xviii,  568 pp.  8'.   iv, 31  pp., 11  pi.
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------Illustrations of the effects of rheumatic gout,
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------A reply to a pamphlet receutly  published  by
  Doctor Vetch, upon  the subject of the Egyptian
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  character.  71 pp.  8Y   London, J.  Callow, 1818.
------A treatise ou artificial pupil, in which is de-
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  presented in fifteen post-mortem examinations in
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  on rabbits, and a rdsumd of the English aud for^
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------A new operation for bony anchylosis  of the
  hip joint with malposition of the limb by subcu-
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ADDISON'S DISEASE.  See, also, Skin (Discol-
  ored);  Suprarenal capsules (Diseases of).
     Addison (T.)  On the constitutional aud local
   effects  of disease  of  the suprarenal  capsules.
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     Andel (A. H. v.)  * Bydrage tit  de kennis  van
   den morbus Addisonii.  4°.  Leiden, 1861.
     Averbeck  (H.)   Die Addison'sche Krankheit.
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     Bruhn ( J. )   *  Ein  Fall  von  Addison'scher
  Krankheit.  4°.  Kiel, 1869.
     Chatelain (G.)  * De la  peau bronzee ou mala-
   die d'Addison.  4°.  Strasbourg, 1859.
     Feldkirchner (J.)    * Zwei Falle von Morbus
  Addisoui.  8°.  Landau, 1871.                  c.
     Fraenkel (A.)  * Ein  Fall  von  Addison'scher
  Krankheit.  sm. 8".  Berlin, 1870.
ADDISON'S  DISEASE.

    Goeau (B.  A. L.)  * De l'etat actucl de nos con-
  naissances sur la maladie d'Addison.   4Y   Paris,
  1860.
    Greenhow (E. H.)  On Addison's disease.  8°.
  London, 1866.
    Guttmann  ( M.)    * Ueber  die Addison'sche
  Krankheit.  8°.  Berlin, 1-868.                   C.
    Haas (L.)  * Ueber  die  Addison'sche  Krank-
  heit.  8°.   Wilrzlmrg, 1862.                      c.
    Hirschberg (E.) * Ein Fall von Brouze-Krank-
  heit.  8°.  Berlin, 1871.
    Hirzel (E.)  * Beitrag zur Casnistik der Addi-
  son'schen Krankheit.   8°.  Ziirich, 1860.        c.
    Hurlaborde (A. d').  *La  maladie  d'Addison
  n'est pas une  entite" morbide.  4°.  Paris, 1868.
    Landois (E.)  * De la coloration bronzee de la
  peau dans les maladies.  4°.   Paris, 1866.
    Loewe (F.)   * Ueber Addison'sche  Nebennie-
  ren-Krankheit.   8°.  Halle, 1867.               c.
    Malabouche  (S.)    * De l'asthtfnie snrrdnale
  dans ses rapports avec  la folie.  4°.  Montpellier,
  1868.                                           c.
    Martineau (L.)  * De la maladie d'Addison.
  4°.  Paris, 1863.
    Neussel  (J.)  * Ueber die  sogenannte Addi-
  son'sche  Krankheit.  8°.  Wilrzburg, 1859.     c.
    Rosenstirn (J.)   * Ueber einige B-staudtheile
  des Harus  bei Morbus Addisonii.  8°.  Berlin,
  1872.
    Wagner (L.)  * Ueber die Addison'sche Neben-
  nierenkrankheif.  8°.   Giessen, 1858.
    Wolff (H.)  * Ein Fall  von Brouzekrankheit.
  srrft 8°.   Berlin [1872].

    See, also, Addison's disease of the suprarenal cap-
  sules, associated with a psoas abscess.  Laucet, Lond.,1858,
  i, p. 213.—Andrew. + Trans. Lath. Soc. of Lond., 1866,
  xvii, p. 395.—Atkinson (EL L.) + Post mortem appear-
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  133-136.—Back (FL)  + Wiener Medicinal-Halle, 1862. iii,
  p. 404.—Bacon (M.)  + Med. Times and Gaz., Lond., 1859,
  xl, p. 132.—Ball(B.)  De  la maladie (VAddison.  G:i/.. des
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  Lancet, Lond., I862,i, n.s., p. 37.—Beliier. + Union med.,
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  prarenal melasma,  or Addison's disease  Boston Med. and
  Surg. Jour., 1867, lxxvi, pp. 149-154.—Bow ditch. + Bos-
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  B.)  + Med. and Surg.  Reporter, Phila., 1868  xix, p. 20—
  Brclime. Zwei Sectionen von sogenannter Addison'scher
  Krankheit.  Deutsche Klinik, 1857, ix, p. 285.—Bristowe
  (J. S.) +  Trans. Path. Soc. of London,  1868, xix, pp. 4ll>-
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ADDLSOX.
61
ADDISOX.
ADDISON'S DISEASE.

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ADRIANOPLE.
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ADRIEX. Memoire sur les effets therapeutiques du
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ADRIEX  (Alexandre).   * Essai  sur  l'hygiene des
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ADRIEX (A. Carolo).   * Dissertatio de dysenteria.
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A DRIEX (C.) * Dissertation sur l'affection scrophu-
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ADRIEX DE LA BRUFF1ERE (L. J.) * Disserta-
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ADRIEX  (Philibert Alexandre).   * Considerations
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 A1) UL TER A TIOX of coffee.  A verbati m report of
   the proceedings of a public meeting held at the
   London Tavern, on  Monday, March 10th, 1851.
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 ADVICE to the officers of the British army.  With
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ADYNAMIA.  See Debility.
AEBY(C.h.)  Die Symphysis ossium pubis des Men-
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iEDCEOPSOPHIA.
    Stockhausen (F. P.)    De aedoeopsophia.  8
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AEFXER (Joannes  Fridericus Rudolf us).  * De doci-
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 AEGIDI (Augustas Ernestus).  * De pilorum anato-
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AEGIDI (Carolus Julius).   * De rnptura perinaei.
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iEGILOPS.
    Hiinerwolff (J.  F.)   * De aslope.  4°.  Jeum
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JiGIXETA.   See PA UL US HiGIXETJi.

iE&OFHONY.
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  Thomas Hosp. Rep, Lond,  1871, ii, n. s, pp. 187-194.
AEGYDIUS de Vadis.   Dialogus inter naturam et
  hliiuu philosophiae.  Tabula, diversorum mctal-
  lorum vocabula, quibus usi sunt veteres ad artem
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AEHLE (Joannes Augustus  Ernestus).    * De typho
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AEHRENLESE  (Medicinische).   Eine Zeitschrift
  iur die wisseuschaftlich-praktische Gesammtheil-
  kunde.   Herausgegeben von A. Droste.   Jahr-
  gange 1-10, Jan. 1856-Dec. 18(55.    In 3 v.   8-'.
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    [Completed.] 
AENSTOOTS.
65
AFFORTY.
AENSTOOTS (Franz).  * Zur Aetiologie und Symp-
  tomatologie des Diabetes mellitus.    31 pp.   8°.
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AEXVANCK (Jacob. Franc, van).  * De cerealium
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AEPLl(Alexius Theodorus).  * De membrana tym-
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AEPLIXIUS (Christian. Ludovicus). * De solutionis
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AEPLIXIUS (Georgius Fridericus). * Sistens segrum
  in cubo laborautem.  23 pp.  sm. 4°.  Jenoj, aere
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------*,De catarrho suffocative  48 pp.   sm. 4°.
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AERXSBERGEN (Petrus Hei'manus  Hubertus van).
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AEROSTATION.
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     Jeffries (J.)  A narrative of the two aerial voy-
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  from London into Kent; the second ou the seventh
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AERSSEX(Joannes  Theodorus).  * De atropa bella-
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A ERZTE- und Naturforscher- auch  Geologeu-Ver-
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AERZTLICHE (Das) Concordat,  i.  Das illegitime
  Biindniss der Staatsgewalt mit den Dograen  der
  Impfarzte.    ii.  Das legitime Biindniss der YVis-
  seuschaft  mit  der Staatsgewalt.    62 pp., 1 ].,  2
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jESCULAPIAX (The) Register.  Edited by several
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JCSCULAPIAX secrets revealed :  or, friendly hints
  and admonitions  addressed to gentlemen of the
  medical profession, and the public in general. By
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iESCULAPIUS.
     Engelhardt  (J. L.)    De ^Esculapio iuventore
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     See, also, Analywiw of the name of JEscnlapius.   Med.
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  the character of iEsculapins, in a letter addressed to * * * ,
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iESCULUS.
    See Bourgc* (J. D.) Reflexions sur l'emploi del'ecorce
  d'sesenjes-hypocastanus (maronnier d'Inde) dans les fievres
  intermittentes.   Jour. gen. de ra6d., de chir. et de pharm.
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iESTHESIOMETRY.

    Eulenburg (A.)   Ein vereinfachtes Verfahren
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  355.—Ooltz (Ft.)  Ein nenes Verfahren, die Schiirfe dea
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  distinction des diverses sensations tactiles k l'aide d'un aes-
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  ix, 2e ser., pp. 3-9.—Moslcr (F.)  Ueber Sieveking's Aes-
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  Ogle (J. \V.)   The ophenietric compass; an instrument
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JETHUSA. CYNAPITJM.
     See Buchhave (R.)  Aethusae cynapii in corpore hu-
  mano etfectus nocivus.   Acta Soc. med. Hauniensis, 1783,
  i, pp. 51-66.—Harley (J.)  On the action of fool's parsley
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AETIUS (Amidenus).   Librorum medicinalium to-
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  Venetlls, 1534.
     [Of  the  second eight books the Greek was never
  printed.]

------Libri xvi. iu tfes tomos divisi, quorum primus
  et ultimus Jo. Bapt. Montano . .  . secundus Jano
  Cornario Zuiccaniensi .  . . interpretibus latinitate
  donati sunt.  3 t. in 1 v.  fol.  Basileae, in officina
  Frob., 1535.
     [The first complete translation into Latin was by Monta-
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------De cognoscendis et curandis morbis, sermo-
  ues  sex, jam primum in lucem editi.  Interprete
  Jano Cornario.   De ponderibus et mensuris, ex
  Paulo Aegineta, eodem interprete.  6 p. 1., 441 pp.,
  1 1.  fol.  Basileae, in officina Frobeniana, 1533.
     [Books viii to xiii of the  preceding.]

------Medici graeci contractae ex veteribus medici-
  nae tetrabiblos, hoc est, quaternio,  sive libri uni-
  versales quatuor, singuli quatuor sermones com-
  plectentes, ut sint in summa quatuor sermonum
  quaterniones, id est, sermones sedecim, per Ian urn
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  first edition of which was Basileae, 1542.   It is also in the
  " Medicae artis principes", Paris, 1567.]

AETIUS.
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  medicum super Aetii Amideni synopsis medicorum
  veterum libris octo quos Aldus Mauutius Venetiia
  mdxxxiv evulgavit.  Qui super sunt nondum edi-
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AFFILE* (Francois).  * Dissertation sur la dysente-
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AFFLECK (John G.)  See  BELMOXT Medical Jour-
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AFFORTY  (Petrus).   An soliim in statu morboso
  fermeutatio ?   Proponebat Lutetian Michael Pea-
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9 M  c 
AFFORTY.
66
AGASSIZ.
A FFORTY (Petrus).   Au feruinis eadem, quae raari-
  bus, corporis et animi exercitia? Respt. Ludovicus
  Jacobus Pipereau.  Dispt. 4 pp.  4°.   [Paris, typis
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-----An, pro distinctis aigris, a-gritudines diversse ?
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     See, also, Silva (J. B.)  An senimis, etc., Paris, 1713.

A FFRE (J.  B.)   * Essai sur le scorbut.   32  pp.  4°.
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AFFRE (V.)  * i. Pourriture  d'hopital.  ii.  [etc.]
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AFFRE ( Victor). * Des kystes thyro-hyo'idiens.  58
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AFRICA (Climate and diseases of).   See, also, Alge-
  ria ;  Biskara;  Cape of Good Hope ; Senegal.

     Boyle  (J.)   A practical medico-historical ac-
  count of the western  coast of  Africa ; embracing
  a topographical description .  . . with the causes,
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     Bryson (A.)  Report on. the climate and prin-
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     -----An account of the origin, spread, and de-
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     Oelahousse (R.)   * Essai sur l'influence du cli-
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     Horton (J. A. B.)  Physical and medical cli-
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     Labarre (J. M.) * Consid6rations sur les fievres
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     Mathis (J.-E.)  * Gabon.  Fievres end^miques.
   4°.   Montpelliei; 1873.
     Pancrazj (J.-T.) * Reflexions sur quelques ma-
   ladies du  nord de 1'A.frique.   4°.  Strasbourg, 1851.
     Ricard (F.-P.)   * Hygiene  des entreprises k la
  partie intertropicale  de  la cote occidentale d'A-
  frique,  bas6e  sur  l'observation  des  faits hygh§-
   niques les plus communs.  4°.  Paiis, 1855.
     Stormont (C.)   * Sur la topographie m^dicale
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   Paris, 1822.

     See, also, Allan  (J. B.)  Observations on  some of the
   predominant diseases of the African islands.  Monthly
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   Annali univ. di med., Milano, 1865,  cxci, pp. 254, 481; cxcii,
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   topography, climate, and diseases, of the Bights of Benin
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   prevalent  on the west coast of Africa, at  Gaboon, from
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   pp. 19 . .  . 324.—(2)  Medicinische Erinnerungen aus dem
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AFTER-PAINS.   See Labor.

AFZELIUS (Petrus Johannes Ericas).  Circa  priepa-
  rata  chemica pharmacopoca>  Suecica'  obscrvati-
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AGABEG (J.)  De l'6pilepsie et de sa  gudrison.
  Observations de gue"risons;  mode  de medication.
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  Delahaye, 1869.
AGAR DE BUS (D').  Theorie des causes physiques
  qui produisent le chole'ra-uiorbus  asiatique.  23
  pp.  4°.  Issoudun, imprimepar  H.  Cotard [1849],
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    (a) Nouv. e"d.  44 pp.  4°.  Chateauroux, impri-
  me par Migne, 1852.
AGARD  (Leonard).   * Recherches statistiques sur
  la mortality par la phthisie a Paris.  47 pp.  4°.
  Paris, 1874.   No. 424.
AGARDH  (C.  A.)  Conspectus  specierum  nicoti-
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AGARDH  (Jacobus G.)  and SCHAGERSTROM
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AGARIC.  See, also, Fungi.

    Neale (G.)  Some observations  on the  use of
  the agaric, and its insufficiency  in stopping haem-
  orrhages.  8°.  London, 1757.

     See, also, Fleury (G.)  Sur deux  produits  de  l'agaric
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  count of the success of agarjc, and the fungus vinosus, in
  amputations.  Philos. Trans.,  Lond., 1755, xlix, part i, pp.
  93-95.—1> at ter m a n (J.)  Extractsof two letters  concern-
  ing the  effects of the agaric of the oak,  after some  of the
  most capital operations in surgery.  Philos. Trans., Lond.,
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  tringent. M6m. de l'Acad. de chir., I'aris, 1757, iii, pp. 1-6.—
  Sharp (S.)  Experiments made by agaric upon the ampu-
  tation of the legs of two women in Guy's Hospital.  Philos.
  Trans., Lond.,  1754,  xlviii,  part ii, pp. 588-589.—Warner
  (J.)  (1) The history of a case relating to the effects  of the
  agaric of oak in stopping of haemorrhages. Philos. Trans.,
  Lond., 1754, xlviii, part ii, pp. 590-592.—(2) A short history
  of the effects of the agaric of the oak in stopping  of bleed-
  ings after some of the most capital operations in surgery ;
  with an account of the manner of its acting. Idem, pp.
  593-598.—(3) Two letters concerning the use of agaric, as a
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AGASSIZ (Alexander).  Illustrated catalogue of the
  Museum of Comparative Zoology, at Harvard Col-
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  1873.                                *
AGASSIZ (Joannes Petrus).   * De therapia  mania-,
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AGASSIZ (Louis).  Histoire  naturelle des poissons
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-----An introduction to the study of natural his-
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  of the  College of Physicians  and   Surgeons, New
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  58 pp.  8C.   Xew York, Greeley $ McElrath, 1847. 
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AGE.
AG AS SIZ (Louis).  Twelve lectures on comparative
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------Importance of the study of natural  history
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    [Massachusetts Teacher, January, 1850.]

------The diversity of origin of the  human races.
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■      Contributions to the natural  history of the
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    Contents. — 1st monograph, in 3  parts:  1st. Essay on
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AGASSIZ Institute of Sacramento.  Proceedings  of
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AGASSOX (Jules).   * i. N6vralgie  sciatique.   ii.
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AGAVE.
    See Calla  (A )  Fioritura d'un'agave  fetida  neH'orto
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AGE and Signs of age.
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    Osterreicher (G. P.)  * De vitae hnmanae tem-
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    Plaz  (A.  G.)   Juventus  spec. ii.  4°.   Lipsiae
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    Schmidt (B.) and Mavius (A. V.)  De homi-
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    Uhland (G.E.J.)  *Sisteus  aetates humauas
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  Kanzlcr (J.)  Zur  gerichtlich-medicinisdien Skelets-Xe-
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    [In LouvaiD, Diss., i, p. 24.] 
AGE.
68
AGE.
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AGE (Old).
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    Pringle (J.)  * De marcore senili.  4°.  Lugdu-
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AGE (Old).
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     Jungius (J. C.)   *De valetudine senum occa-
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     Kallmeyer (T.) * De praecavendis senum mor-
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