A Practical treatise on diseases of childrenD. Appleton, 1873 - 611 pages |
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abdominal abscesses acid acute adult affected appearance attacked become bladder blood bones brane breast bronchi bronchial bronchitis cachexia calomel catarrh cause cauterization cavity cerebral child chronic cold color compression condition congenital convulsions cough course croup cyanosis death dentition developed diarrhoea dilated disappear disease doses dyspnoea effusions ensues entire epidemic eruption examination exanthema extremely exudation fæces febrile fluid fontanel frequently gangrene glands glottis hæmorrhage hydrocephalus hypertrophied inflammation instances integument intestinal catarrh larynx liver lungs meningitis milk morbid mouth mucous membrane mucus muscles never new-born normal nurslings observed occurs pain paralysis paroxysms pathological patients percussion physician pneumonia produced profuse pulmonary pulse quantity rare rectum regarded remedies respiration result scrofulous secretion seen skin softening sometimes stomach stools suffer supervenes suppuration surface swelling symptoms take place termination thorax tion tissue tolerably tongue treatment tuberculosis tuberculous tumor tympanitic typhus fever ulcers umbilical urine usually vomiting wet-nurse
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Page 6 - Over the distal bones of the fingers and toes are the nails, and all parts of the body, with the exception of the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet, are covered with hair.
Page viii - It contains much that must gain for it the merited praise of all impartial judges, and prove it to be an invaluable text-book for the student and practitioner, and a safe and useful guide in the difficult but allimportant department of Paediatrica.