A manual of pathology / by Joseph Coats.

  • Coats, Joseph, 1846-1899.
Date:
1903
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    INDEX. Spinal paralysis, acute atrophic 719. (See Infantile paralysis.) Spindle-celled sarcoma 337—characters of „ 775—situations of 338. fcspmllum Obermeieri 174. Spirillum of relapsing fever 174. Spiroptera sanguinolenta 447. ^^inn' 1°^''^'' (secondary) in 609 —cysts • amyloid 607—echinococous m 609—fibrous induration of 601—gum- mata in 609—hyperemia (active) of 599 —hypersemia (passive) of 602—hyijer- trophyof 601—in Hodgkin's disease 220, 609—in leukcemia 471, 604—in malaria ^ni~nL'.^-P^ 600-in typhoid fever bUO, ■ 999—m ulcerative endocarditis 601 —infarction, embolic, of 602—lardaceous 607—malformations of 599—malpositions of 599—mobility, excessive, of 599— parasites 609—rupture of 604—sago 605—structure and formation of 597— supernumerary 599—tuberculosis of 607 —tumours of 607, 609—waxy 605. Splenic anaemia 465. Splenic fever 169, 1224. (See Anthrax.) Splenic tumour, acute 599—chronic 601 Spleniculi 599. Spondylitis deformans 672. Spondylolisthesis {acftovdvXos, a vertebra) 660. Sporozoa 411. Sputum, black 909—coctum 834—in acute bronchitis 833 —in chronic bronchitis 835—in phthisis pulmonalis 898—putrid 882. ^ Sputum-septicfemia 866. Squamse (scales of skin) 1212. Staphylococcus (aTaejixjXri, a bunch of grapes) 153—found in chorea 747—in diphtheria 820—pyogenes albus 159— pyogenes aureus 158. Staphyloma of cornea 1248. Stasis [UT-qixL, I stand) in inflammation 115. Stay -liver 1014. Stenosis, aorta, congenital 479—-aortic orifice 536—bronchi 836—larynx 825— mitral 533—oesophagus 946—pulmonary artery, congenital 476, 479—pylorus, congenital 953. Stercoraceous vomiting (stercus, excre- ment) 1010. Sternopagus twins 36. Stomach, action of irritants on 958 — adenoma (malignant) of 968—cancer of 965—cancer, colloid 970—cancer, exten- sion of 967—cancer, medullary 968— cancer, scirrhous 968—cancer, secondary 970—catarrh, acute 956—catarrh, chronic 956—contractions of 953—cylinder-celled epithelioma of 968—cysts 970—decom- position of contents 950—digestion of (post-mortem) 952—dilatation of 954— diverticulum of 955—fibroma 970—for- eign bodies in 971—hajmorrhage 959, 963 —hsemorrhiigic erosions in 963—hyper- semia (passive) of 962—hypertrophy of 954—hypertrophy of muscular coat in cancer 966 — inflammations of 955 — lipoma 970-malformation8 (congenital) of lo2 0?n k F°^l^' in 970-myoma S^;7 q/:i °f pylorus 954, Qfln P^'^'*'' °^ 970-perforation or 9bU—post-mortem changes in 9.52— rupture of 960-rupture (post-mortem) of 952-sarcina3 m 971—syphilis of 964- tuberculosis of 963—tumours of 965— ulcer, cancerous 966—ulcer, perforating stomatitis (o-ri/ta, the mouth) 929—folli- cular 929—aphthous (&<pda, an eruption) 929-gangrenous 931. Stone-mason's lung 910. Streptobacillus (soft chancre) 1224. Streptococcus (cTpewrbi, a chain) erysipela- tis 167. Streptococcus pyogenes 159—in diphtheria 820—in scarlatina 164. Streptothrix madurse 219. Stricture of urethra 1132. Strobilus ((rrp6/3t\os, a fii--cone) (tape- worms) 422. Strongylosis 443. Strongylus duodenalis 442—gigas 443 longevaginatus, in lung 915. Struma 196, 922 —pituitaria 806. Subarachnoid space 780. Subdural abscess 756—space 780. Subglottic inflammation 825. Sudamina 123, 1212. Suffocation 812. Sugillation 97. Supernumerary arms 41—fingers 616—legs 39—mammae 43—ribs 616—spleen 523— toes 616—vertebrae 616. Suppuration 126, 140—and septic infection 154—micro-organisms of 126. Suprarenal bodies 925—accessory 925— cancer, primary 926—ganglionic neur- oma 926—sarcoma 926—and Addison's disease 241, 925—extract of 241—rests 1117—tumours of 925. Susceptibility 8 — constitutional 22 —ex- ternal circumstances affecting 13—in- heritance of 20—to infection 145—of organs to disease 22—racial 21. Sycosis 1217. Sympathetic nerve in neck, injury or dis- ease of 67. Symelia 58. Sympus 58—apus 60—dipus 60—monopus 60. Synapsis [criv, with, Utttu], I clasp) 683. Syncephalus twins 37. Synostosis, and microcephalus 616, 738— of joints 672—and skull malformations 616—sacro-iliac articulation 616. Syphilides 1225. Syphilis 177—amyloid disease in 182—and locomotor ataxia 712—bacillus of 177 congenital 183—hereditary 183—incuba- tion periods in 178—pigmentation in 1231—primary lesion of 177^—secondary lesions of 178, 1225—tertiary lesions of 180—trophoneuroses of skin in 1231. (For Syphilis in various organs, see under respective headings.) Syringocele 47, 52.