A handbook of the theory and practice of medicine, Band 2

abdomen abscess acid acute affected albuminuria alimentary canal anæmia ANATOMICAL aneurism aortic arteries ascites associated atheroma atrophy become bile bladder blood bowels brain Bright's disease cancer cardiac catarrh cause cerebral changes characters chiefly chronic circulation clinical colour congestion connection considerable constipation degeneration deposit diagnosis diarrhoea dilatation disturbance dulness dyspepsia endocarditis enlargement epigastrium especially examination excessive excited extremely fæces fatty fibrinous fluid frequently gall-bladder gastric give rise glands hæmorrhage heart hepatic hypertrophy important increased indicated inflammation instances intestines involved irregular irritation jaundice kidney lesion less liable liver lymphatic membrane meningitis morbid conditions mucous murmur muscles muscular nerves nervous observed obstruction occasionally occur organs orifice pain paralysis patient pericardium peritoneum peritonitis phenomena present pressure prognosis pulmonary pulsation pulse pyrexia quantity rarely regurgitation renal result sensations skin sometimes sphygmograph spinal stomach suppuration surface symptoms syphilis systolic thickening tincture tion tissue treatment tumour ulceration uncommonly urine usually valves veins vessels vomiting