A manual of pathology / by Joseph Coats.

  • Coats, Joseph, 1846-1899.
Date:
1903
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    128] cavities in 891 general effects of 904 —hsemorrhage in 901—healing of 899— history of pathology 883—kidneys in 905—pigmentation in 897—pleural aifec- tions in 902—pneumo-thorax in 904 —potter's 910—seat of lesion in apices 884—sputum in 898. Physical forces causing disease 10. Physometra (<pvcra, a blast of wind) 1147. i Pia-arachnoid 780—gumma of 769—inflam- mation of 795. Pi a mater 780. Pian (framboesia) 1228. Piarrhaemia (Triap, fat, and al/xa, blood) 230. (See Lipsemia.) Pigmentary atrophy 397. Pigmentation 393—and Addison's disease 242, 393, 1209 —by hajmoglobin 393 —from haemorrhage 394—from syphilis 1231—in chronic inflammations 394—in passive bypersemia 394—in sarcomas 333 —in tumours 396—of lymphatic glands 592—pathological 393—post-mortem 395 —in tumours 396. Pigmented cancers 1241—sarcoma 341. Pineal gland 804—hyperplasia of 803— psammoma of 804—teratoma of 804— tumours of 804 Pituitary body 805—and acromegaly 238, 807—in cretinism 806—in myxoedema234, 806—tumours of 806. Pityriasis rubra 1215. Pityriasis versicolor 1243. Placenta, diseases of 1175—abnormalities 1176—haemorrhage 1176—inflammations 1176 — oedema of 1176 — periarteritis nodosa and infarction 1176—retrograde changes 1176—syphilis of 1176—tuber- culosis of 1176—tumours of 1176—white infarction 1176. Placental polypus 1144. Plague 168—bacillus of 169—bubonic 168 —pulmonary 169—septicemic 169. Plasma cell 133. Plasmodium malarite (see Hfematozoon malarise) 415. Platycephalus (irKaris, flat) 616. Plethora (irXrjdibpr], fulness) 455, 457 — hydremic 458—in the new-born 458. Pleura (ttXeu/jci, the side), affections of in phthisis pulmonalis 902 — and acute pneumonia 873—haemorrhage in 917— inflammations of 917—necrosis of in phthisis 903—petechia 916—relationship between pHeumo-thorax and necrosis of 904—tuberculosis of 919—tumours of 926. Pleural adhesions (chronic pleurisy) 919. Pleural exudation, chylous 101, 917. Pleurisy, acute 917—chronic 919—in acute broncho-pneumonia 876—in phthisis pul- monahs 903-in pneumonia 873—sup- P^^ative (empyema) 918—tubercular 919, Plexiform angioma 307. Plexiform sarcoma 333, 343. Pneumoooccus 865—Friedlander 866. Pneumoconiosis 907. Pneumonia (TrP€ijfj.uv, the lung) 2, 864— acute lobar 865-baoiUus of 865 —caseous 883—catarrhal 874—chronic 873, 878— croupous 865—diphtheritic 877—diplo- coccus 865—embolic 877—epidemics of 867 — haemorrhagic 868 — hepatization (grey) 870 — hepatization (red) 868 — herpes in 874—immunity in 866—insuf&a- tion 877—interstitial 873, 878—lobular 874—mode of death in 3—pleura in 873— senile 878—splenization 868—stages of process 867-873—white 184, 911. Pneumonoconiosis 906. Pneumonomycosis 218. Pneumothorax (TrveSfxa, air, dihpa^, the chest) 919—in phthisis pulm. 904. Poikilocytes (ttoik/Xos, various) 463. Poisons 11—corrosive action on stomach 958. Poliomyelitis (ttoXiAs, grey, jxveKbs, mar- row) 708—anterior acuta 719—anterior chronica 722—anterior subacuta 721. Polydactylism 42. Polymorphonuclear leucocytes 124, 131. Polypus (7roXi57roi;s, the sea-jjolyi^us), mucous 136, 287—intestine 988, 1006— larynx 830—middle ear 1260—nares 817 —naso-pharyngeal 661—stomach 970— uterus 1156. Popliteal artery—and calcareous infiltra- tion of middle coat 5.58—frequency of aneurysm 563. Porencephalus (rropos, a passage) 738. Portal vein, obstruction of 90—in cirrhosis 1030—thrombosis of 1017. Post-mortem coagula 80. Post-nasal adenoid growths 817. Pott's disease of spine 656. Potter's phthisis 910. Precipitins 151. Predisposition 8. Pregnancy, Bright's disease and 1085—ex- tra-uterine 1152—local atrophy of skin (white lines) in 1208—transplantation of tubal 269—tubal 1152. Presbyopia (wp^a-pvs, an old man) 1254. Primary adhesion in wounds 267. Proctitis (TpojKrds, the anus) 990. Proglottides of tape-worms 422. Progressive muscular atrophy 722—muscles in 722—spinal cord in 722. Prolapse, anus 986—intestine 986—uterus 1141—vagina 1142. Prosopo-thoracopagus (irpdawirov, the face) twins 37. Prostate 1201 — adenoma 1201 — cancer 1201 — concretions 1202 — hypertrophy 1201—myoma of 301—tuberculosis of 1201—varix of 586. Protective mechanism of organism 6, 8. Protozoa (parasitic) 410—in cancers 349. Prurigo 1215. Psammoma 311, 344—of brain 774—of dura mater 802. Pseudarthrosis (xj/evS-fis, false, dpOpcv, a joint) 644. Pseudo-bulbar paralysis 725. Pseudo-hermaphroditism (i/'cuStJs, false, 'BpfMTjs, Mercury, 'K<t>po5iT7i, Venus) 1135 —female 1136—male 1135.