Die Geschichte der venerischen Krankheiten v. 2, Svazek 2P. Hanstein, 1895 |
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Aderlass Aerzte Affectionen allgemein ältesten Syphilographen anatomischen Ansteckung Arzt Astruc ausser Autoren Behandlung bekannt bereits Beschreibung beschrieben besonders blos Bubo Bubonen Capitel Caries chancre Chirurgen constitutionellen Contagiums Cullerier damals Decoct dennoch disease dolor ebenfalls einige Entzündung Epididymitis Erkrankungen Erscheinungen erst erwähnt etliche Exanthem Exantheme Fällen fast Feigwarzen folgende Formen Frantzosen Gebrauch geheilt Geschichte der vener Geschwüre gewöhnlich Gift Girtanner gleich Gonorrhoe gonorrhoea grossen Guajak Harnröhre häufig Haut Heilung heit historischen Hunter Inunctionskur Iritis Jahre Jahrhunderts Kinder Knochen konnte Kranken lange lich Litteratur Lues Lungen Lustseuche maladies Medicin meisten Mercur Methode Mittel morbi Morbus Gallicus Morgagni namentlich Paracelsus Pathologie Periode Professor Proksch Prostata Pustel pustulae quae Quecksilber quod Ricord sagt Salbe Salivation Sarsaparilla Schanker Schmerzen Schrift Schwediauer secundären später specifische Sublimat sunt Symptome Syphilis Tage theils Therapie topischen Tripper übrigen Ueber unserer venerea venerischen venerischen Krankheiten verschiedenen viel vnnd wenig wieder wohl Wundarzt zuerst zwei
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Strana 836 - The patient is thus exposed to the influence of three agents, heated air, common steam, and the vapour of mercury, which is thus applied to the whole surface of the body in a moist state. After the patient has remained in the bath from five to ten minutes, perspiration generally commences, and by the end of twenty or thirty minutes, beyond which I do not prolong the bath, it is generally excessive.
Strana 836 - ... proper framework. Under the chair are placed a copper bath, containing water, and a metal plate, on which is put from one to three drachms of the bisulphuret of mercury, or the same quantity of the gray oxide, or the binoxide.
Strana 781 - One fact well deserving our attention is this, that a child born of a mother who is without any obvious venereal symptoms, and which, without being exposed to any infection subsequent to its birth, shows this disease when a few weeks old, this child will infect the most healthy nurse, whether she suckle it or merely handle and dress it ; and yet this child is never known to infect its own mother, even though she suckle it while it has venereal ulcers of the lips and tongue.
Strana 182 - salle be brynt on the cheik with the marking irne, that thai may be kennit in tym to cum.
Strana 343 - Lebensprocess, der alle wesentlichen Eigenschaften des Lebens an sich trägt, aber immer ein anderes, der Form nach ihm ungleichartiges Leben zu seiner Entstehung und fernem Existenz voraussetzt, an, in und mit dem er lebt. Sie ist also ein Parasit.
Strana 530 - As I reckon every operation in the body an action, whether universal or partial, it appears to me beyond a doubt that no two actions can take place in the same constitution, nor in the...
Strana 721 - Symptoms are present, a sudden and violent exertion of the animal power will sometimes prove fatal ; for instance, walking hastily across the ward; rising up suddenly in the bed to take food or drink; or slightly struggling with some of their fellow patients, are among the circumstances which have commonly preceded the sudden death of those afflicted with the mercurial Erethismus.
Strana 208 - Haec est secunda species. — Ultimo in loco est pessimum et valde malignum ulcus, non rotundum , sed varia figura figuratum , ac variis depictum coloribus, livido, purpureo etc. Callosa habet labra, serpit saevissime, et aliquando nome conjunctum habet, hoc est putredinem.
Strana 39 - J. Cataneus (1504): Quarta causa poterit esse coitus cum sana cum qua de proximo coiverit infectus, semine adhuc in matrice existente.
Strana 781 - One fact well deserving our attention is this: that a child born of a mother who is without any obvious venereal Symptoms, and which, without being exposed to any infection subsequent to its birth, shows this disease when a few •weeks old, this child will infect the most healthy nurse, whether she suckle it, or merely handle and dress it; and yet this child is never known to infect its own...