System for Indexing and Classifying Clinical Case Histories and Medical Literature jystem for Indexing and Classifying Clinical Case Histories and Medical Literature By WM. H. MERCUR, M. D. Published by YAWMAN & ERBE MFG. CO. Rochester, N. Y., U. S. A. 1920 Copyright 1920, Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co. Page Preface 5 Directions for Use of Index (... 11 1. Etiological Classification of Diseases. A. Infectious Diseases 15 B. Animal Parasite Disease 19 C. Constitution and Nutritional Diseases 20 D. Poisoning 22 E. General Results of External Agents.. 24 F. Traumatic Effects of External Agents 24 G. New Growth 26 H. No Disease 27 I. No Diagnosis 27 2. Anatomical or Regional Classification of Diseases. I. Blood Diseases 28 II. Circulatory System Diseases 28 III. Digestive System Diseases 33 IV. Ductless Glands Diseases 45 V. Ear Diseases 47 VI. Eye Diseases 48 VII. Female Generative System Diseases 56 VIII. Locomotor System Diseases 65 IX. Lymphatic System Diseases 72 X. Male Generative System Diseases 74 XL Nervous System Diseases 76 XII. Respiratory System Diseases 82 XIII. Skin Diseases 87 XLV. Urinary System Diseases 93 Appendix I. Clinical Classification of Nerves and Plexuses . .^ 98 " II. General Classification of Joints 102 III. Classification of Bones and Joints... 102 " IV. Lymph Glands 105 Miscellaneous H . .106 CONTENTS "The knowledge which a man can use is the only real knowledge; the only knowledge which has life and growth in it, and converts itself into practical power. The rest hangs like dust about the brain, or dries like rain drops off the stones." Fra ude. "Perhaps the most valuable result of education is the ability to make your- self do the thing you have to do when it ought to be done, whether you like it or not; it is the first lesson which ought to be learned; and however early a man s training begins it is probably the last lesson he learns thoroughly." Huxley. PREFACE "Anyone who has made haphazard notes on any subject in a commonplace book and has occasion to com- pare his attempts to bring order out of this chaos, with the ease with which he can arrange and re-arrange or even reject information recorded on cards, will never think twice as to his choice in any future venture of this kind. It is a game of solitaire which has the advantage of stimulating instead of depressing the mind and will always bring in substantial winnings to those who use it with intelligence and discretion." FIELDING GARRISON, A. M. A., Jan. 29, 1916. The object of this book, with the practical direc- tions which accompany it, is a very simple one. To suggest a simple, scientific and practical card index system which will enable a busy physician, 6 be he either a general practitioner, internist or special- ist, to file away first, under certain key cards, his case histories or the end results of his daily work in such a form as to make his work not only instantly available but also transportable. Secondly, to file away, under the same key cards, references to what he has either heard or read in current literature regarding his cases or data concerning similar work of others. To par- ticularize. A busy man spends approximately 80 per- cent of his time in doing things. Any leisure time at his disposal when his regular work is over is usually occupied, if he is interested in his work, in either hear- ing or reading about what other men are accomplishing or trying to accomplish along the lines in which they are mutually interested. It is really surprising how very closely busy men limit their serious reading to the topics which interest them the most. The use of any system, no matter how simple, should be proceeded by a little preliminary study of the general principles upon which it is based. This preliminary study will enable the user to train himself in its use with the least possible loss of time. It has been said that an educated man "Is not one who knows everything, but one who knows where to find what he wants to know." The use of this index will be found to be most helpful in this respect. "Almost every man who is engaged in scientific work is certain, sooner or later, to find the impression among people at large and even among some practition- ers of medicine, that there is something impractical and visionary about so-called scientific knowledge." A. M. A. Editorial May 27, 1916. Science is here used in the sense that it is merely "Human experience tested out, classified and set in order." The general principles upon which this entire sys- tem is based, is the difference which exists between our memories and our recollections. This plan in brief offers to a busy physician a simple method of instantly reviving, by means of scientific keywords or strings, 7 not only what his past work has taught him, but also to revive what he has heard or read. It enables him to put away, by means of simple keywords, the more or less fugitive memories of the present in the form of building blocks for future thought. It has been very aptly said "Now and then one learns something but one forgets the whole day long." The amount of informa- tion which any given individual can recall at will must and does vary greatly, but for the purpose of our present argument it can be appromixately stated, that the average man is most fortunate if he can recall at will, 10 percent, of what he has really accomplished in the past; and if this be true it is probably also true that he cannot recall at will more than 1 percent, of what he has heard and read. The basis of the scientific foundation upon which this key-word system is based has been discussed more or less fully in a paper pub- lished by the author in Volume II of Osler's Memorial Volumes. "A Simple Key-Word System for Indexing and Classifying Clinical Case Histories and Current Medical Literature." A reprint of this article will be sent, upon request, to anyone interested. In this article the difference between our memories and our recollec- tions is discussed and stress is laid upon the fact what a feature, in our intelligence, is our faculty of memory. A graphic description is also given not only of the rela- tion of our thought to our memories and recollections but what the author really means by the term "key- word," and having a "motor discharge." The key-word system herewith described was de- vised, or rather grew, out of the necessity of the author having to devise a practical plan to utilize in a large general consultation practice, not only his own case histories but also a large transportable bed-side reprint library. The present system is largely the result of ideas given the author by Dr. J. L. Whitney, of San Francisco, in his little book "List and Classification of Diagnoses," and the aid freely given by Dr. Fielding Garrison, the gifted editor of "The Index Medicus." 8 The author also wishes to acknowledge his great grati- tude to Mr. J. Oscar Emrick, the librarian of the Alle- gheny County Law Library, through whose courtesy he was made acquainted with the wonderful scientific legal classification of the American Digest System. The practical advantages of the proposed plan is that it brings together all that one wishes to recall about past similar cases, so that one can easily assemble, when the occasion demands, the necessary building blocks of thought. When one considers the number of new ideas, on all subjects, which are constantly accumu- lating, it is a great practical advantage not to assemble these ideas in advance of an actual case, as more recent data may, and often does, change all of our former conclusions. This is one of the great time-saving fac- tors of this Index. Why build a house in advance of the time you are going to occupy it? Save your gray matter and economize your time. The author feels that the reason why the idea of such a simple keyword system has not been proposed or adopted before, is that it was not believed possible, that such a complicated and involved problem as the one here dealt with, could be solved in such a simple manner. Most problems are very simple in their essence when we really understand them, but usually most puzzlying and complicated when we do not. It is not at all surprising that if a man thought, in order to recall certain things, he would have to cross index them or put them away in a hundred different places, he would be apt to become discouraged and give up the problem as insoluable; but if he could be shown a simple way of filing them, under but a few headings, he would not likely regard his problem as being quite so hope- less. The average man should not be too busy, if he is at all inclined to be systematic, to index personally all the necessary work which is here proposed; but if he is too busy to do so, he can easily employ some one to do it for him, as the principles involved are so simple that they can easily be taught to almost any intelligent 9 person. There is room for improvement in the present medical nomenclature. The author proposes as soon as time and experience permits to issue a companion volume to this classification of disease, in which a more accurate and scientific terminology will be embodied. The present use of so many terms, all of which apply to but one condition, (instead of selecting but one) is most confusing and unfortunate. In the practical use of such an index system it should be pointed out what a great difference exists between studying and learning. A great many people study all their life and still never learn. The simple principles of this index should not only be carefully studied, but also learned. The success of any scientific key-wo rd index is founded largely upon the well known psychological fact that when once our perceptions and ideas are weld- ed together in our consciousness, they tend to persist and under certain conditions are easily recalled. The key-words here given are a combination of the Whitney Classification and the Index Medicus. These have all been mounted and arranged alphabetically on key guides. All the minor subdivisions which go with these keys, can easily be added by consulting this book which is furnished with the key-word guides. This arrangement is very practical, as it saves both cards and space, as many of these subdivisions may never have to be used. It should be thoroughly understood that the pur- pose of keeping up such an index is purely a clinical one; that it is only intended to be an index of the physician's personal cases and of what he has read or heard. It should never be considered as a bibliography of cases or literature. All the space in a card index drawer which the index takes up is twelve inches. This index will grow in direct proportion to the number of cases which the user sees and the number of articles which he reads. 10 In conclusion the author would like to lay especial emphasis upon the high educational value of the use of such a system; it will be found, by carefully follow- ing the directions given, how much one can learn daily concerning the close relationship which exists between certain diseases; a relationship which, without the use of such a system, would rarely be suspected. WM. H. MERCUR, M.D. 11 DIRECTIONS FOR USE I CLASSIFICATION OF PERSONAL CASES II CLASSIFICATION OF LITERATURE REFERENCES I Classification of Personal Cases. It is not intended in the following directions to specify how a history should be taken, but to indicate when a diagnosis has been made, how it can best be filed away for future reference. As the majority of card records are filed alpha- betically, this method is used. The Clinical Index or Subject Guides are divided by an alphabetical index. So that you will benefit to the fullest extent in the use of this card, all diseases should be filed away with the term "accompanied by." This term, is used pur- posely instead of the term "complicated with," as dis- eases are frequently accompanied by other conditions which are not complications of the disease being treated. File every disease in which you have arrived at a diag- nosis as "accompanied by." In recording the particular condition with which it was accompanied, always put first, the one which, next to the disease itself, was the chief complaint. Any others can then be added. For example: Accompanied by Date Name Diagnosis Treatment Prognosis Miscellaneous Case No 12 By using this very simple method all references to one's work or cases can be filed away in two ways, either: 1 Under the name of the disease. 2 Under the name of a topic. The disease should be filed away, either: a. Etiologically or b. Anatomically (see table of contents). If you are in doubt as to whether a disease should be filed Etiologically or Anatomically consult the index, page No. 110. It is possible to file many diseases under both head- ings, but one or the other should be selected so as to avoid having material in two places. By using dummy or blue cards, cross references can be made. By this method your record cards are all found in one place. Anything about any disease which cannot be filed under these two headings, should be filed as a TOPIC, and for this purpose any name can be used. In FILING this card the chief condition or disease should always be filed in alphabetical order, for exam- ple: Typhoid Fever accompanied by Perforation should follow Typhoid Fever accompanied by Hemorrhage, etc. By following this method as far as your personal work or experience is concerned you can easily locate later any disease you may have treated, either Etiologically or Anatomically, together with the chief condition it was accompanied by. Personal case HISTORIES should be filed vertically in document size envelopes. After the index card is made out, the number of the case is put on the card and a corresponding number is placed on the envelope, which is filed numerically, by 10, 20, 30, etc. Three things, as follows, should be recorded on the History envelope: 13 1 The disease and what it was accompanied by. 2 The date, and the place or the name of the Doctor with whom the patient was seen. 3 Name of Patient. This method gives three different ways of referring later to the histories. All notes made regarding cases should be placed in their respective envelopes. If a case has been carefully studied, it is not necessary, (in order to recall it again) to have it elaborately or completely written up. A few brief notes, when re-read later, will revive the memories of the case. Here you collect under the heading "Literature Cases" the cases and experiences of others, so that you can combine them later with your own. It is here that the Special Diagnostic System (de- vised by the author and published in Volume II of The Osler Memorial Volume) can be used. When any author writes about a case, all that he has to say clinically can usually be referred to under the general headings of- 1 Diagnosis 2 Treatment 3 Prognosis 4 Miscellaneous As far as known only five roads lead to Diagnosis, and under one or more of these headings all that an author writes concerning diagnosis can be filed. The Symptoms Road, the Etiological Road, the Anatomical Road, the Pathological and the Laboratory Road and the Differential Diagnosis Road, which includes Therapy. Treatment as a whole is always either- Medical Surgical Special II. Literature Cases or References. 14 The term miscellaneous is to be used as a catch-all where data which logically cannot be filed elsewhere, can be placed. If you had had recently a personal case of Typhoid Fever and you had read in current liter- ature a report of ten cases of Typhoid Fever accompan- ied by Hemorrhage, your reference card should read as follows: Infectious Diseases Typhoid Fever Accompanied by Hemorrhage .. Cases (10) Diagnosis ....Treatment 7 Where read A. M. A. page 10 ....Prognosis Date, Jan. 5, 1918 Miscellaneous Reprint No. 804 If the author in his article mentions anything of special interest concerning either diagnosis, treatment or prognosis, which might later be of value, check this on the card. When, however, as frequently occurs, an author discusses Typhoid Fever as a subject without taking up any complicating condition, index this as Typhoid Fever (General) and use the special four key-wo rd index for correct classification. All re-prints and literature should be filed Vertical- ly in binder folders, and divided with numerical guides. A number is recorded on the card and the corresponding number is placed on the binder folder. The folders are then filed behind Vertical Guides which are numbered 10, 20, 30, etc. By placing your literature in binder folders they are secure, and have the added advantage of being removable, as current articles often replace those formerly read. 15 A. INFECTIOUS DISEASES GENERAL 1. Actinomycosis Liver Bones Lymph-nodes Lungs Skin and Subcutaneous Tissues 2. Anthrax Bacteriemia Skin and Subcutaneous Tissues Malignant Pustule 3. Bacillus Aerogenes Capsulatus Infections 4. Bacillus Mucosus Capsulatus Infections (For subheads see Pneumococcus) 5. Blastomycosis 6. Chicken-pox 7. Cholera, Asiatic Carrier 8. Coccidioides Infections 9. Colon Bacillus Infections 10. Dengue 11. Diphtheria Bacillus Carrier Neuritis Paralysis 12. Ducrey Bacillus Infections Chancroid 13. Dysentery Bacillus Infections 14. Foot and Mouth Disease 15. Glanders Bacteriemia Nose Lesions, Farcy Skin Lesions 16. Gonoccoccus Infections (Gonnoreah) (See part involved) 17. Infection, Acute Unknown 18. Influenza (See part involved) 16 A. INFECTIOUS DISEASES-(Continued) 19. Jaundice, Infectious (Weil) 20. Koch-Weeks Bacillus Infections (Epidemic Pink-eye) 21. Leprosy Neuritis Nose Lesions Skin Lesions 22. Malta Fever 23. Measles 24. Meningococcus Infections Meningitis, Epidemic Cerebrospinal Chronic Lesions following Rhinitis 25. Micrococcus Catarrhalis Infections Cold, Acute General Respiratory Infection Bronchitis, Acute Rhinitis, Acute 26. Milk Fever 27. Morax-Axenfeld Bacillus Infections Conjunctivitis 28. Mumps Pancreatitis Salivary Glands Parotid Sublingual Submaxillary Mastitis Oophoritis Orchitis 29. Mycetoma (Madura Foot) 30. Nocardiosis 31. Paratyphoid Fever 32. Pertussis (Whooping Cough) 33. Plague Bubonic Pneumonic Bacteriemia 17 A. INFECTIOUS DISEASES-(Continued) 34. Pneumococcus Infections (See part involved) 35. Poliomyelitis (To include Polioencephalitis, etc.) Active Deformities or Paralysis following1 36. Psittacosis 37. Rabies Bite from Rabid or Suspected Animal 38. Relapsing Fever 39. Rheumatic Fever Complex Endocarditis Active Chronic Lesions resulting from Pericarditis Fibrinous Fibrous With Effusion Thyreoiditis Infectious Arthritis, Rheumatic Myositis Chorea Minor Pleurisy Fibrinous With Effusion Skin Lesions 40. Rhinoscleroma 41. Rocky Mountain Fever 42. Rubella 43. Scarlet Fever Acute Nephritis 44. Small-pox 45. Sporotrichosis 46. Staphylococcus Infections (See part involved) 47. Streptococcus Mucosus Capsulatus Infetcions 18 A. INFECTIOUS DISEASES-(Continued) 48. Streptocuccus Pyogenes Infections (See part involved) Abscess Cellulitis Ecthyma Erysipelas Impetigo Bullous, of Childhood 49. Syphilis General (See part involved) Primary Lesion Extragenital (Give location) 50. Tetanus 51. Thrush 52. Tinea Epidermophyton Favosa Megalosporon Beard Face, Trunk, Extremities Nails Scalp Microsporon Face, Trunk, Extremities Scalp Pinta Versicolor 53. Trachoma 54. Tsutsugamushi Fever 55. Tuberculosis General Miliary Tuberculosis Circulatory Miliary System Tuberculosis (See part involved) 56. Typhoid Fever With Relapse With Hemorrhage With Perforation 19 A. INFECTIOUS DISEASES-(Continued) 56. Typhoid Fever-(Continued) Bacillus Carrier Vaccination Cholecystitis Periostitis 57. Typhus Fever 58. Vaccinia Vaccination 59. Verruga Peruviana 60. Vincent Bacillus and Spirillum Infections 61. Yaws 62. Yellow Fever B. ANIMAL PARASITE DISEASES (List as Amebic Enteritis rather than Amebiasis) GENERAL 1. Protozoa Amebiasis Amebic Colitis-Enteritis Liver-Abscess Balantidiasis Kala-azar Oriental Sore Malaria Tertian Quartan Estivo-autumnal Blackwater Fever Rat-bite Fever Trichomoniasis Trypanosomiasis 2. Worms, Flukes, etc. Ascariasis Distomiasis Pulmonary Venous (Bilharziasis) Intestinal Hepatic 20 B. ANIMAL PARASITE DISEASES-(Continued) 2. Worms, Flukes, etc.-(Continued) Dracontiasis Filariasis Oxyuriasis Strongyloidiasis Teniasis Dibothriocephalus Echinococcus (Name part involved) Nana Saginata Solium Trichiniasis (List also under Muscles, etc.) Trichiuriasis Uncinariasis 3. Insecta Stings Bees, Wasps, etc. Cimex Flies Mosquitos Pulex Irritans Scorpion Ticks Myiasis Pediculoides Grain Itch Pediculosis Capilitii Corporis Pubis Pulex Penetrans Scabies Effects of Hairs from Caterpillars, Moths, etc. C. CONSTITUTIONAL AND NUTRITIONAL DIS- ORDERS GENERAL 1. Achondroplasia 21 C. CONSTITUTIONAL AND NUTRITIONAL DIS- ORDERS- (Continued) 2. Acidosis* 3. Adiposis Dolorosa 4. Adolescence 5. Anaphylaxis 6. Beri-beri 7. Debility (Cause not specified) 8. Development, Delayed Infantilism 9. Development, Precocious 10. Diabetes Insipidus 11. Diabetes Mellitus Bronzed Diabetes (See also Hemochromatosis) 12. Dwarfism 13. Feeding (Improper) 14. Gigantism 15. Gout 16. Hemochromatosis 17. Hygiene, Bad 18. Malnutrition* 19. Marasmus (Cause not specified) 20. Monstrosity (Specify variety) 21. Nutritional Disturbances of Infancy Weight Disturbance Dyspepsia Decomposition Intoxication 22. Obesity 23. Ochronosis 24. Overexertion, Exhaustion from 25. Overwork 26. Pellagra 27. Prematurity 28. Rickets 29. Scurvy Infantile • * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 22 C. CONSTITUTIONAL AND NUTRITIONAL DIS- ORDERS-(Continued) 30. Senility Premature 31. Shock Infectious Operative Psychic Toxic Traumatic 32. Sleep, Exhaustion from Lack of (Not to include Insomnia) 33. Starvation 34. Still-born Fetus Macerated Fetus 35. Thirst (Effects of Deprivation of Water) D. POISONING GENERAL 1. Acid, Corrosive 2. Aconite 3. Alcoholism Acute Chronic Gastritis Neuritis Delirium Tremens Dementia Hallucinosis Korsakow Psychosis 4. Alcohol, Methyl 5. Alkali. Corrosive 6. Argyria 7. Arsenic Acute Chronic Neuritis Pigmentation • 8. Atropine 23 D. POISONING-(Continued) 9. Bismuth 10. Bromism 11. Carbolic Acid 12. Chloral Acute Chronic 13. Chloroform 14. Coal-tar Group Acute Chronic With Methemoglobinemia 15. Cocaine Acute Chronic 16. Coffee 17. Food (Not to include cases of Systemic Infec- tion, as with Paratyphoid) Botulism 18. Gas 19. Hydrocyanic Acid 20. lodism 21. Lead Arthropathy Colic Encephalopathy Neuritis 22. Magnesium 23. Mercury Acute Chronic Medicamento sum 24. Mushroom 25. Opium Group Acute Chronic 26. Oxalic Acid 24 D. POISONING-(Continued) 27. Phosphorus Acute Chronic 28. Quinine 29. Shell-fish 30. Snake 31. Strychnine 32. Tea 33. Tin 34. Tobacco E. GENERAL RESULTS OF EXTERNAL AGENTS GENERAL 1. Asphyxiation (Not to include Gas-poisoning) Of New-born 2. Caisson Disease 3. Drowning Submersion (without Drowning) 4. Electric Shock, Effects of (Not to include burns.) 5. Exposure 6. Heat Exhaustion Insolation Sunstroke 7. Sea Sickness 8. Smoke Inhalation F. TRAUMATIC EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL AGENTS GENERAL Specify regions of the body as follows: Head Face and Scalp Neck Chest Upper Extremity Axilla Arm Forearm Hand 25 F. TRAUMATIC EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL AGENTS -(Continued) Upper Extremity-(Continued) Abdomen Back Buttock Groin Lower Extremity Thigh Leg Foot 1. Abrasion 2. Amputation Traumatic Operative 3. Amputation-stump Conical Painful 4. Avulsion 5. Bite Human Dog, Cat, etc. (Not to include bite of rabbit oi' Suspected Animal; not to include Bite of Snake or of Insects) 6. Burn Heat First Degree Second Degree Third Degree Corrosive Chemical Electrical Radium and Radio-active Substance X-ray 7. Caput Succedaneum 8. Contusion 9. Crush 10. Decapitation 11. Donor of Skin 26 F. TRAUMATIC EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL AGENTS -(Continued) 12. Foreign Body 13. Fracture 14. Rupture 15. Wound Bullet Incised Lacerated Operation Punctured G. NEW GROWTHS GENERAL 1. Adamantinoma 2. Adenoma Adenofibroma Intracanalicular Papillary Adenofibroma Adenocystoma 3. Angioma Hemangioma Lymphangioma 4. Carcinoma (including Carcinomatosis Cancer) Squamous-celled Epithelioma Multiple Benign Basal-celled Rodent Ulcer Carcinoma Simplex Medullary Scirrhous Adenocarcinoma 5. Chloroma 6. Chondroma 7. Chorionepithelioma <8. Embryoma 27 G. NEW GROWTHS-(Continued) 9. Endothelioma Dural Hemangioendothelioma Lymphangioendothelioma 10. Fibroma Keloid 11. Glioma 12. Hydatidiform Mole 13. Hypernephroma 14. Leiomyoma 15. Lipoma 16. Lymphosarcoma 17. Mixed Tumor 18. Myeloma 19. Myxoma 20. Neuroma (To include Neurofibroma) Neurofibromatosis (Recklinghausen's Disease) 21. Osteoma 22. Papilloma 23. Rhabdomyoma 24. Sarcoma (To include Chondrosarcoma, Fibro- sarcoma, Gliosarcoma, Leiomyosarcoma, Myxo- sarcoma, Osteosarcoma, Rhabdomyosarcoma) Round-celled Spindle-celled Mixed-celled Melanotic 25. Teratoma Dermoid Cyst 26. Tumor of a part (Variety unknown) H. NO DISEASE New-born Child See Miscellaneous J. NO DIAGNOSIS 28 I. BLOOD DISEASES GENERAL 1, Anemia Aplastic Pernicious (Addisonian) Secondary* Splenic Banti's Disease 2. Chloroma 3. Chlorosis 4. Donor of Blood 5. Erythrocythemia (Vaquez's Disease) 6. Hemoglobinemia 7. Hemolytic Family Jaundice 8. Hemophilia (Name localized lesions) 9. Hemorrhage* (Name source) Hemorrhagic Disease of New-bom 10. Leukemia Lymphatic Acute Chronic Myelogenous 11. Methemoglobinemia* 12. Polycythemia* 13. Purpura 14. Bacteriemia (Septicemia) 15. Toxemia II. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES GENERAL 1. Aorta Aneurism With perforation With pressure on Aortitis Dilatation * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 29 II. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 2. Arteries (Specify artery in each case) Aneurism Arteriovenous Arteriosclerosis (List under part involved) Abdominal Cerebral Coronary Embolism (List also under part involved) Cerebral Coronary Fat Embolism Mesenteric Pulmonary Renal Retinal Splenic Endarteritis Periarteritis nodosa Rupture Thrombosis (List also under part involved) Vascular Crisis (List also under part involved) Abdominal (Abdominal Angina) Cerebral Coronary Peripheral (Intermittent Claudication) Wound 3. Heart Abscess of Wall Adams-Stokes Syndrome* (See disorders of the Heart Beat, Heart Block) Aneurism of Heart Angina Pectoris* Atrophy Carditis (To include Pericarditis, Myocarditis, Endocarditis) * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 30 IL CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 3. Heart-(Continued) Congenital Heart Lesions Defective Interventricular Septum Open Ductus Arteriosus Open Foramen Ovale Valvular Lesions Dextrocardia (See also Situs Viscerum Trans- positus) Acquired* Congenital Disorders of the Heart-beat Arrhythmia* (unspecified) Auricular flutter Bradycardia* Effort Syndrome Extrasystole Auricular Ventricular Fibrillation* Auricular Ventricular Heart-block* Complete Incomplete Pulsus Alternans* Sinus Arrhythmia Tachycardia* Paroxysmal Embolism Air Embolism Endocarditis (Name valves and lesions, e.g., Chronic Fibrous Endocarditis with Mi- tral Insufficiency) Mural * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 31 IL CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 3. Heart-(Continued) Endocarditis- (Continued) Valvular Active Infectious Chronic Fibrous Sclerotic Fatty Heart Gumma Hypertrophy Athlete's heart Hypertrophy and Dilatation Intoxication from drugs, etc. Murmurs Myocarditis Toxic (Cloudy Swelling) Acute Interstitial Chronic Interstitial Myocardial Insufficiency Neurosis (unspecified) Ptosis Rupture Thrombosis, Mural Valvular Lesions General Aortic Insufficiency Aortic Stenosis Mitral Insufficiency Mitral Stenosis Pulmonic Insufficiency Pulmonic Stenosis Tricuspid Insufficiency Tricuspid Stenosis Aneurism of Valve Wound 32 II. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 4. Mediastinum Abscess Pressure* Tumor (not differentiated) Mediastinitis Infectious Fibrous 5. Pericardium Hemopericardium Hydropericardium Pericarditis Fibrinous With Effusion Pyopericardium Adherent Adherent Pericarditis with Mediastinitis Pleuritis and Peritonitis (Pick's Dis- ease) Hemopericardium Hydropericardium Pneumopericardium 6. Vasomotor System Angioneurotic Edema Erythromelalgia Hypertension* (High Blood Pressure) Hypotension* (Low Blood Pressure) Raynaud's Disease Syncope Vasomotor Neurosis 7. Veins General Phlebolith Phi ebo sclerosis * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 33 II. CIRCULATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 7. Veins-(Continued) Thrombophlebitis (General) Jugular Portal Sinus, Cerebral Thigh and Leg (Phlegmasia Alba Dolens) Uterus and Pelvis Varicose of Leg Thrombosis (List also under part involved) Varicose Veins Lower Extremity Esophagus Kidney Bladder Varicocele Rupture Wound III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES 1. General Anorexia Nervosa Bulimia Cribbing Hiccough Indigestion, Acute Gastro-intestinal Indigestion, Chronic Gastro-intestinal Regurgitation Rumination Vomiting Cyclic Pernicious, of Pregnancy (List also under Pregnancy) 34 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 2. Abdomen in General, and Peritoneum Abscess Subdiaphragmatic (Retroperitoneal Space) Ascites* Chylous Cyst, Retroperitoneal Defect of Abdominal Wall Diastasis of Recti Foreign Body Hernia (Specify if Incarcerated or Strangu- lated) Femoral Hernia Gluteal Hernia Inguinal Hernia Congenital Inguinal Hernia Direct Inguinal Hernia Indirect Inguinal Hernia Infantile Inguinal Hernia Incomplete Inguinal Hernia (Internal Ring) Internal Hernia (This term to be used in cases of Dia- phramatic Hernia, Hernia in Foramen of Winslow, Duodenojejunal Recess, Cecal, Prevesical and Sigmond Fossa) Ischiatic Hernia Lumbar Hernia Obturator Hernia Umbilical Hernia Congenital Umbilical Hernia Ventral Hernia Congenital Ventral Hernia Lateral Ventral Hernia Median Ventral Hernia Post-operative Ventral Hernia * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 35 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 2. Abdomen in General, and Peritoneum-(Con- tinued) Pendulous Abdomen Peritonitis, differentiate general and local Fibrinous With Ascites Fibrous, Peritoneal Adhesions Situs Viscerum Transpositus Splanchnoptosis Tumor of Abdomen (not differentiated) Phantom Tumor Retroperitoneal Tumor Wound Bullet Operation Stab 3. Esophagus Atresia (Congenital) Dilatation* Diverticulum Esophagismus* Esophagitis Foreign Body Hemorrhage* New Growth Scar Stenosis* (Stricture) Syphilis Tuberculosis Ulcer Varices Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 36 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 4. Intestine General Adhesions Amyloid Degeneration Anomaly, Congenital Constipation* Crisis, Tabetic Diarrhea* Diverticulitis With Perforation Enteritis Enterolith Fistula, Fecal Foreign Body Infarction Intestinal Indigestion Acute Chronic Intussusception Meckel's Diverticulum Diverticulitis With Perforation Melena* Meteorism* Necrosis* New Growth Obstruction* Acute Chronic Paralytic Ileus Perforation* Peristalsis* Ptosis Rupture Sprue Steatorrhoea Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 4. Intestine-(Continued) Stasis (Chronic Interstitial Post-opera tive) Strangulation* Syphilis Toxemia Tuberculosis Ulcer Volvulus Wounds Appendix Appendicitis Acute With Abscess With Perforation With General Peritonitis Chronic Interval Appendix Colon and Cecum Cecum Mobile Colitis Acute Chronic Ulcerative Mucous Dilatation (Hirschsprungs Disease) Impaction of Feces* New Growth Pericolitis Ptosis Rupture Stenosis* Ulcer Wound 37 * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 38 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 4. Intestine-(Continued) Duodenum Dilatation Duodenitis Duodenal Indigestion New Growth Stenosis* (Give cause) Ulcer With Perforation Rectum and Anus Abscess, Ischiorectal (State if Tubercu- losis) Anus, Imperforate Fissure in Ano Fistula in Ano (State if Tuberculosis) Foreign Body Hemorrhoids External Internal Incontinence* Laceration of Sphincter New Growth Proctitis Prolapse Pruritis Ani Stenosis* Ulcer Wound 5. Lip Abscess Cheilitis Cyst Fissure Harelip New Growth Ulcer * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 39 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 6. Liver Abscess of Liver See Hepatitis (Suppurative) Adhesions Amyloid Liver Animal Paracites of Liver (name variety) Atrophy, Acute Yellow See also Hepatitis (Acute Parenchyma- tous) Atrophy, Brown Cirrhosis (all cases) Atrophic Cirrhosis Biliary Cirrhosis Congenital Cirrhosis Hypertrophic Cirrhosis Portal Cirrhosis (Laennec) With Contraction With Enlargement Syphilitic Cirrhosis Congestion, Passive Deformity Enlargement Fatty Degeneration Fatty Liver Functional Derangement Gumma Hepatitis (all cases) Indurative Hepatitis Interstitial Hepatitis Acute Chronic Parenchymatous Acute Yellow Atrophy Perihepatitis Suppurative Hepatitis Abscess 40 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 6. Liver-(Continued) Jaundice (See Bile Pasasges) New Growth Metastatic (Name Source) Primary Rupture Syphilis (See Gumma) Tuberculosis Wound BILE PASSAGES Abscess about Gall Bladder See also Empyema Adhesions about Gall Bladder Bile-ducts (Congenital Abscence of) Cholangitis (Inflammation Bile-ducts) Catarrhal Suppurative Cholecystitis (Inflammation Gall Bladder) Catarrhal Gangrenous Suppurative Cholelithiasis (Gall-stones in Bladder or Duct) Stone in Ampulla of Vater Stone in Common Duct (Hepatic) Stone in Cystic Duct Stone in Gall Bladder Fistula (Gall Bladder) Biliary Fistula Fistula between and Example Fistula between Gall Bladder and Duodenum Gall Stones (See Cholelithiasis) Hydrops of Gall Bladder Icterus (See Jaundice) 41 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 6. Liver-(Continued) Inflammation Gall Bladder or Ducts See Cholangitis See Cholecystitis Jaundice Catarrhal Hemolytic Jaundice of New Born New Growth (Bile Passages) Perforation of Gall Bladder Rupture of Gall Bladder Stenosis of Bile Duct Common Duct Cystic Duct Tuberculosis Wound of Gall Bladder 7. Mesentery Cyst Embolism Thrombosis 8. Mouth Abscess Cellulitis Cyst Fordyce's Disease Leukoplakia New Growth Noma Stomatitis Aphthous Thrush Ulcerative Wound 42 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 9. Omentum Abscess Cyst New Growth Strangulation Torsion 10. Pancreas Abscess (See Pancreatitis Acute) Atrophy Calculus Cyst Fat-Necrosis Fistula Insufficiency Achylia of Pancreas New Growth Pancreatitis Acute With Abscess Chronic Wound 11. Salivary Glands Abscess Calculus Cyst Fistula Mikulicz Disease New Growth Ptyalism* Ranula Sialoadenitis Parotitis Mumps Post-operative Sublingual Submaxillary * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 43 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 11. Salivary Glands-(Continued) Sialodochitis Stenosis of Duct Xerostomia 12. Stomach Achlorhydria* Achylia* Adhesions Anomaly Hour-glass Stomach Cardiospasm* Crisis, Tabetic Dilatation* Acute Erosions Fistula External Gastroenterostomy With Vicious Circle Gastrocolic Foreign Body Gastritis Acute Atrophic Catarrhal, Chronic Hypertrophic Phlegmonous Hematemesis* Hyperchlorhydria* Hyperesthesia* Hypermotility* Hypersecretion* Hypochlorhydria* Hypomotility* Neurosis (unspecified) New Growth * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 44 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 12. Stomach-(Continued) Ptosis Pyloric Stenosis* Congenital Hypertrophic Pylorospasm* Rupture Syphilis Ulcer Peptic Ulcer (not differentiated) With Perforation Wound 13. Teeth and Gums Abscess, Alveolar Absence of Teeth Caries of Teeth Cyst, Dentigerous Dentition Dentition, Delayed Gingivitis Alveolar (Riggs Disease) Impaction of Tooth Insufficiency of Teeth Malposition of Teeth New Growth Syphilis, Hutchinson Teeth Toothache 14. Tongue Abscess Anomaly, Congenital Atrophy, Hemiatrophy Bite Bum Cyst Fissure Geographical Tongue Glossitis * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 45 III. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 14. Tongue-(Continued) Leukoplakia Macroglossia New Growth Syphilis Tongue-tie Tuberculosis Ulcer Wound 15. Umbilicus Eczema Exuberant Granulations Healing Stump Hemorrhage Infection IV. DUCTLESS GLANDS DISEASES 1. General Pluriglandular Incoordination Pluriglandular Insufficiency 2. Carotid Gland Cyst Infection New Growth 3. Parathyreoid Glands Cachexia Parathyreopriva Infection Insufficiency With Tetany 4. Pineal Gland Cyst New Growth 5. Pituitary Gland-(Hypophysis) Acromegaly Adiposo-genital Dystrophy Infection Insufficiency (Subpituitarism) New Growth Superpituitarism 46 IV. DUCTLESS GLANDS DISEASES-(Continued) 6. Superarenal Glands Addison's Disease (State if Tuberculosis) Hemorrhage Infection Insufficiency New Growth Superactivity 7. Thymus Gland Cyst Enlarged Thymus-(Status Lymphaticus) Infection Insufficiency Persistence 8. Thyroid Gland Abscess Adolescent Goitre Cyst Ectopic Thyreoid Lingual Goitre Goitre, Simple (Colloid, Cystic) Hyperthyreoidism Exophthalmic Goitre Toxic Type Non-Toxic Incoordination (Mixed symptoms) Hypothryeoidism Insufficiency Myxedema Sub-Myxedema Cretinism New Growth Thyroglossal Duct, Persistent or Cystic Thyroiditis Tuberculosis Wound 47 V. EAR DISEASES 1. General Deafmutism* Deafness* Tinnitus* Vertigo, Aural* 2. Auricle Abscess Anomaly, Congenital Calcification Othematoma Perichondritis Prominent Auricles Wound 3. Eustachian Tubes Salpingitis Acute Chronic Exudative Hyperplastic Stenosis 4. External Meatus Aspergillosis Cerumen Eczema Foreign Body Furuncle Ottis Externa Parasite Stenosis Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 48 V. EAR DISEASES-(Continued) 5. Internal Ear Labyrinthitis Exudative Hemorrhagic Syphilitic Meniere's Symptom Complex* Nerve Deafness* Neuritis, Auditory* Otitis Interna 6. Mastoid Fistula Mastoiditis Acute Chronic 7. Middle Ear Ankylosis of Ossicles Cholesteatoma* Myringitis Necrosis of Ossicles* Otitis Media Acute , Chronic Catarrhal Purulent Otosclerosis Rupture of Membrane Wound of Membrane VI. EYE DISEASES 1. General Amaurosis* Central Hemianopsia Scintillating Scotoma Peripheral Amblyopia Color-blindness * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 49 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 1. General-(Continued) Congenital Ex Anopsia Hemeralopia Hysterical Nyctalopia Refractive Errors Astigmatism Hyperopic Mixed Myopic Hyperopia Myopia Presbyopia 2. Ball Anophthalmos Congenital Operative Avulsion Cyclopia Dislocation Enophthalmos Exophthalmos Pulsating Foreign Bodies In Glaucoma Acute Chronic Microphthalmos (Congenital) Panophthalmitis (Ophthalmia) Sympathetic Phthisis Bulbae* Rupture Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 50 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 3. Chorioid Albinism Chorioiditis Myopic Suppurative Syphilitic Tuberculosis Chorioretinitis Coloboma New Growth Rupture Tubercle Wound 4. Conjunctiva Burn Chemical Heat Conjunctivitis Acute Follicular Nodosa Parinaud's Phlyctenular Trachoma Edema* Foreign Body Hemorrhage, Subconjunctival Lupus Lymphangiectasis New Growth Pemphigus Pingueculum Pterygium Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 51 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 5. Cornea Burn Chemical Heat Ectasia Keratectasia Keratoconus Keratoglobus Staphyloma Foreign Body Herpes Keratitis Phlyctenular Syphilitic Tuberculosis Vascular New Growth Opacitis* Leucoma Macula Nebula Pannus Perforation Ulcer Infectious Traumatic Trophic Wound 6. Iris, Cilliary Body, etc. Aniridia Coloboma Dialysis Ectopia Gumma Iridocyclitis (To include Iritis, Cyclitis, Uveitis) * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 52 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 6. Iris, Ciliary Body, etc.-(Continued) Infectious Rheumatic Syphilitic Tuberculosis Plastic Sympathetic Traumatic Miosis* Paralytic Spastic Mydriasis Paralytic Spastic New Growth Ophthalmoplegia Interna* Prolapse Pupillary Membrane, Persistent Synechia* Anterior Posterior Wound 7. Lachrymal Organs Dacryoadenitis Dacryocystitis Fistula, Lachrymal New Growth Stenosis of Canaliculus Xerosis * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 53 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 8. Lens Absence Congenital Operative Cataract Arteriosclerotic Congenital Diabetic Traumatic Trophic Coloboma Dislocation Foreign Body Opacity Wound 9. Lids Ablephoria Abscess Anklyloblepharon Blepharitis Blepharospasm Cellulitis Chalazion Coloboma Cryptophthalmos Distichiasis Ectropion Edema* Entropion Epicanthus Epiphora Hordeolum Lagophthalmos New Growth Ptosis* * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 54 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 9. Lids-(Continued) Symblepharon Tarsitis Trichiasis Ulcer Wound 10. Muscles Nystagmus* Paralysis* Ophthalmoplegia Externa Paralysis of Associated Movements Paresis* Squint Esophoria Exophoria External Strabismus Hyperphoria Internal Strabismus Vertical Strabismus 11. Nerve Amblyopia, Toxic Atrophy (Name cause) Primary Secondary Coloboma Hyalin Bodies Pressure Neuritis (Choked Disc, Papillitis) - (Name cause) Retrobulbar Neuritis (Name cause) 12. Orbit Cellulitis New Growth Tenonitis Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 55 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 13. Retina Asthenopia Coloboma Detachment Embolism Foreign Body Hemorrhage Subhyaloid Hyperesthesia Macular Degeneration (Family) Medullated Fibers New Growth Retinitis (Includes Neuro-retinitis) Albuminuric Anemic Diabetic Leukemic Pigmentosa Solar Syphilitic Tuberculous Snow Blindness Thrombosis 14. Sclera Coloboma Ectasia Episcleritis - Foreign Body New Growth Scleritis Staphyloma Ulcer Wound 56 VI. EYE DISEASES-(Continued) 15. Vitreous Foreign Body Hemorrhage Hyalitis, Suppurative Hyaloid Artery, Persistent Muscae Volitantes Opacities* Synchisis Scintillans VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- A. GYNECOLOGY 1. General Abscess, Pelvic Adhesions, Pelvic Amenorrhea* Dysmenorrhea* Dyspareunia* Leucorrhea (cause unknown) Masturbation Menopause Operative Menorrhagia* Menstruation Delayed Irregular Precocious Parametritis (Includes Perimetritis and Pelvic Peritonitis) Pseudocyesis Sterility. (Use as secondary diagnosis when cause is known) * Use onlj' as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 57 VIL FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 2. Breast Abscess Atrophy- Cyst Fistula Hypertrophy Mammillitis ("Sore Nipples") Mastitis Acute Chronic New Growth Nipple, Fissure Secretion, Deficient Supernumerary Mamma or Mammilla Wound 3. Broad Ligament-(Uterine Ligament) Cyst New Growth Thrombophlebitis Thrombosis Vericose Veins 4. Ovary Abscess Atrophy Cyst (Not to include known New Growth) Corpus Luteum Cyst "Cystic Ovary" Hyperesthesia Insuffciency New Growth Oophoritis Prolapse 58 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 5. Perineum Laceration Fresh Old Relaxation (Not to include result of Laceration) Cystocele Rectocele These two terms are not to be used as primary diagnoses, but only as defining the effects of either Laceration or Relaxation. 6. Round Ligament Hydrocele of Canal of Nuck New Growth 7. Tubes, Fallopian Anomaly, Congenital New Growth Salpingitis Acute Chronic Salpingitis Isthmica Nodosa Hydrosalpinx Pyosalpinx 8. Uterus Anomaly, Congenital Atrophy Cervix, Cyst Cervix, Ectropion Cervix Hypertrophy Cervix Laceration Fresh Old Cervix, Polyp 59 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 8. Uterus-(Continued) Deformities-Displacements Anteflexion Anteversion Inversion Procidentia Retroposition Incarceration of Retroposed Pregnant Uterus Endocervicitis Endometritis Acute Chronic Fibrosis Foreign Body Hematometra* Hypoplasia Metritis Metrorrhagia* New Growth (includes those of Cerxiv) Rupture Stenosis Subinvolution Superinvolution Wound 9. Vagina Abscess Anomaly, Congenital Atresia Cyst Fistula Recto-vaginal Vesico-vaginal Foreign Body * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 60 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 9. Vagina-(Continued) Hematocolpos* Hymen, Imperforate Laceration Laceration of Hymen New Growth Ulcer Vaginismus Vaginitis (To include Vulvo-vaginitis) Acute Chronic Atrophic Wound 10. Vulva Abscess Bartholinitis Abscess of Bartholin Gland Clitoris, Hypertrophy Clitoris, New Growth Edema* Hematoma Kraurosis New Growth Prepuce, Adhesions Prepuce, Concretions Prepuce, Redundancy Pruritus* Varices Vulvitis Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 61 VIL FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) B. OBSTETRICS 11. Pregnancy, Parturition, Puerperium, and New- born Infants By Dr. Paul Titus, Professor of Obstetrics, University of Pittsburgh a. Pregnancy Normal No pregnancy (Including cases for dif- ferential diagnosis and pseudocyesis) Accidents during Extra-uterine (abdominal; tubal abor- tion; without rupture; with rupture) Hydatidiform mole With hydramnios With hydrorrhea gravidarum With insanity during Multiple pregnancy With deformed pelvis With normal pelvis With placenta praevia With premature separation of normally implanted placenta. With sepsis during With threatened abortion, miscarriage, or premature labor With toxemia 1 Albuminuria 2 Eclampsia 3 Nephritis, acute 4 Preeclamptic toxaemia 5 Presumable toxaemias (Chorea, asthma, neuritis, pytalism, etc.) 62 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 11 Pregnancy, Parturition, Puerperium, and New- • born Infants-(Continued) a. Pregnancy-(Continued) 6 Vomiting of pregnancy (mild or pernicious) With uterine displacements (including incarceration of uterus) With general diseases or surgical con- ditions (as syphilis, tuberculosis, pneu- monia, diabetes, appendicitis, pyelitis, hernia, etc.) Death (State cause) b. Parturition: At term Uncomplicated (State Presentation and Position in each case) Complicated (State Presentation and Position in each case) By maternal conditions: 1 Contracted or deformed pelvis (Ankylosis, justo-minor, funnel, rhachitic, simple flat, etc.) 2 Exhaustion (As evidenced by change in pulse and temperature) 3 General diseases or conditions (Med- ical or Surgical) 4 Inertia 5 Injuries to vagina (State degree of laceration in perineal injury) 6 Injuries to uterus (Including rup- ture of uterus and laceration of cervix) 7 Inversion of uterus 8 Infection evident during parturition 9 Hemorrhage during or immediately following parturition (Concealed or visible) 63 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 11 Pregnancy, Parturition, Puerperium, and New- born Infants-(Continued) b. Parturition-(Continued) 10 Shock 11 Tumor growths (Of uterus, vagina, or bony pelvis) 12 Toxaemia (Sub-heads as above) By Fetal Conditions 1 Anomalies of development obstruct- ing labor (Giganticism, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, monstrosity, etc.) 2 Cord, Abnormal insertion of 3 Cord about fetus, Loops of 4 Cord, Prolapse of 5 Cord, Short 6 Cord, True knot of 7 Dead fetus (Recent or macerated) 8 Fetal distress (Evidenced by change in fetal heart rate, passage of meconium in vertex presentations, etc.) 9 Mal-presentations of fetus 10 Membranes, Premature rupture of 11 Multiple birth 12 Placenta, Adherent (including in- complete separation) 13 Placenta, Anomalies in appearance of (Infarcts, size, shape, etc.) 14 Placenta praevia 15 Placenta, Premature separation of normally implanted 16 Polyhydramnios 17 Oligohydramnios 18 Retained secundines 64 VIL FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 11 Pregnancy, Parturition, Puerperium, and New- born Infants-(Continued) b. Parturition: Before term (with any of the foregoing complications) Abortion (before fourth month) Criminal (Incomplete, or com- plete) Missed Spontaneous or accidental (In- complete or complete) Miscarriage (four to seven months) (Same sub-heads as above) Premature delivery (seven months to term) Death (State cause) c Puerperium Normal With chorio-epithelioma General diseases or conditions (Medical or Surgical) With hemorrhage (other than imme- diately following parturition) With mastitis (suppurative, or non-sup- purative) With puerperal infection (Specify metritis, peritonitis, phlebitis, septi- cemia, etc.) With retained secundines With subinvolution With toxaemia (Sub-heads as above) Uterine displacements Death (State cause) 65 VII. FEMALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 11. Pregnancy, Parturition, Puerperium, and New- born Inants-(Continued) D. New-Born Infants Normal (State Sex) Still-born (Recent or macerated, and cause) Birth injuries (Not causing still-birth) Developmental anomalies (Monstrosi- ties, spina bifida, hydrocephalus, etc.) General diseases (Syphilis, etc., not causing still-birth) Multiple birth (Number and presenta- tion of each) Prematurity (Not causing still-birth) Death (Other than still-birth) VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- 1. Bones (Specify bone in each case). For list of see Appendix I Absence of a Bone Congenital Operative Atrophy Curvature (Madelung's Deformity) Epiphyseal Separation Epiphysitis Exostosis Fracture (Specify if Simple, Open, Commi- nuted, Greenstick, Impacted, Spiral, Crack, or Intracapsular) Fracture, Deformity following Malunion Nonunion Fragilitas Ossium 66 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 1. Bones-(Continued) New Growth Metastatic (Name source) Primary Osteitis Deformans Osteoarthropathy, Cardiopulmonary Osteogenesis, Imperfecta Osteomalacia Osteomyelitis Osteoporosis Periostitis Infectious Traumatic 2. Bursae Bursitis Bunion Gluteal Olecranon Prepatellar Subachromial Subscapular 3. Cartilages (Name locality) Avulsion Calcification Chondritis Chondrodystrophia fetalis Fracture Perichondritis 67 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 4. Joints (In all cases name joint involved) See Appendix II Ankylosis* Arthritis and Osteoarthritis (Distinguish pathological changes present, as Synovitis, Fibrous, Atrophic, Hypertrophic, Villous, Destructive) Infectious type Rheumatic Fever Gonococcus Pneumococcus Staphylococcus Streptococcus Syphilitic Tuberculous Destructive Disease (not differentiated) Toxic and Metabolic Type Amebic Gonococcus Gouty Pyogenic Infection (Name primary focus) Metabolic Syphilitic Tuberculous Typhoid Traumatic Type Acute Chronic Trophic Type Arthrop'athy of Tabes Arthropathy of Syringomyelia Cartilage, Displaced or Loose * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 68 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 4. Joints-(Continued) Dislocation Congenital Pathological* Traumatic Fracture into Hemophilic Joint Hernia Hysterical Joint Lipoma Arborescens Loose Body in Joint Periarthritis Relaxation Sacro-iliac Spine Snapping Joint Sprain Joint-strain, Static 5. Muscles Abscess Amytonia Congenita Atrophy Arthritic* Disuse Paralytic* Scleroderma Senile Traumatic Cramp (not to include Occupation-neurosis or Intermittent Claudication) Dystrophy, Pseudohypertrophic Muscular Gumma Hernia Hypertrophy * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 69 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 5. Muscles-(Continued) Myasthenia Gravis Myositis Ossificans Pyogenic Rheumatic Syphilitic Typhoid Volkmann's Myotonia Atrophica Myotonia Congenita Paramyoclonus Multiplex Rupture Wound 6. Tendons and Fasciae Contraction Dupuytren's Hernia, Epigastric Rupture Tenosynovitis Acute Chronic Ganglion Wound 7. Deformities and Abnormalities of Special Parts General Absence of Parts, Congenital Asymmetry, General Inequality of Arms Inequality of Legs Status, General Faulty Back (See also Spine) 70 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 7. Deformities and Abnormalities of Special Parts (Continued) Chest Asymmetry Barrel Chest Cervical Rib Funnel Chest Harrison's Groove Lumbar Rib Narrow Chest Precordial Bulge Face Asymmetry Hemiatrophy Leontiasis Ossea Fingers (See Hand) Foot Claw Foot Contracted Foot Flat Foot Hallux Valgus Hammer Toe Hollow Foot Metatarsalgia, Anterior (Morton) Pronated Foot Supernumerary Toes Syndactylism Talipes Calcaneous Calcaneovalgus Calcaneovarus Equinus Equinovalgus 71 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 7. Deformities and Abnormalities of Special Parts (Continued) Foot-(Continued) Talipes- (Continued) Equinovarus Valgus Varus Weak Foot Hand Claw hand Club Hand Congenital Deformities (Fingers) Drumstick Fingers Flat Hand Supernumerary Fingers Syndactylism Head Brachycephalus Dolichocephalus Macrocephalus Microcephalus Oxycephalus Hip Coxa Valga Coxa Vara Osteochronditis of (Perthes Disease) Knee Genu Recurvatum Genu Valgum Genu Varum Slipping Patella Pelvis Flat Funnel Justo-minor 72 VIII. LOCOMOTOR SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 7. Deformities and Abnormalities of Special Parts (Continued) Scapula Scaphoid Spine Coccygodynia . Kyphosis* Lordosis Scoliosis Postural True Spina Bifida (List also under Nervous System if there is hernia of nervous structure) Torticollis Contractured Spasmodic Congenital Abnormality in Number or Shape of Vertebrae Sacralization of Lumbar Vertebrae IX. LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISEASES 1. General Status Lymphaticus 2. Lymph-Nodes (Name group involved) For list of see Appendix III Abscess Lymphadenitis Acute Chronic New Growth Metastatic (Specify primary focus) Primary Hodgkin's Disease * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 73 IX. LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 3. Lymphatics Elephantiasis Lymphangitis New Growth Metastatic Primary 4. Spleen Abscess Accessory Spleen Amyloid Animal Parasite Atrophy Congestion, Passive* Cystic Diseases Displaced Enlarged Splenomegaly Gaucher's Type Banti's Disease Jaundice (Alcoholic) Tropical Cirrhosis Liver Syphilis Liver Gumma Infarct New Growth Metastatic Primary Perisplenitis Rupture Splenitis Supernumerary Spleen Tuberculosis Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 74 IX. LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 5. Thoracic Duct Injury- Stenosis Tuberculosis X. MALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES 1. General Emissions Hermaphrodism True Pseudohermaphvodism Impotence Neurotic Azoospermia Infantilism of Genitals Masturbation Satyriasis Spermatorrhea* Sterility 2. Epididymis Cyst Epididymitis New Growth 3. Penis Abscess Anomaly, Congenital Epispadias Hypospadias Balanitis Cellulitis Dislocation Herpes New Growth * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 75 X. MALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 3. Penis-(Continued) Phimosis Paraphimosis Prepuce, Adhesions Prepuce, Concretions Prepuce, Redundacy Priapism* Rupture Wound 4. Prostate Abscess Atrophy Calculus Contracture of Vesical Neck Enlargement New Growth Prostatitis Acute Chronic Prostatorrhea* 5. Scrotum Abscess Cellulitis Hematocele Hydrocele Of Cord Redundancy Spermatocele Torsion of Spermatic Cord Varicocele (List also under Veins) Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 76 X. MALE GENERATIVE SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 6. Testis Abscess Atrophy Castration Operative Traumatic Cyst Eunuchism Gumma New Growth Orchitis Transplantation of Undeveloped Testis Undescended Testis Wound 7. Vas Deferens Deferentitis Stenosis 8. Vesicles, Seminal Calculus Cyst New Growth Vesiculitis XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES "A" Nervous Diseases 1-2-3-4-5 "B" Mental Diseases 6 A. Nervous Diseases 1. General Acroparesthesia Agraphia* Alexia* Amaurotic Family Idiocy Amnesia* * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 77 XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 1. General-(Continued) Aphasia* Apraxia* Astasia-abasia* Athetosis* Chorea Major (Huntington) Chorea Minor Coma* Convulsion Infantile Disseminated Sclerosis Dysarthria Epilepsy Jacksonian Petit Mal Status Epilepticus With Psychosis Headache* Nervous Insomnia* Migraine Nostalgia Pain in (Cause unknown) Paralysis* Diplegia* Hemiplegia* Monoplegia* Paraplegia* Ataxic* Spastic* Paralysis Agitans (Parkinson Disease) Spasmophilia * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 78 XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 1. General-(Continued) Syphilis, Cerebrospinal Tetany Tic (not to include Neuralgia) Tremor* Senile Vertigo* 2. Brain (Specify Cerebrum, Cerebellum, etc.) Abscess Extradural (Name primary source, e. g., from Mastoiditis, etc.) Anemia* Aneurism (of vessels) Anomaly, Congenital Arteriosclerosis Compression* Edema* Embolism Encephalitis Active Results of (Specify) Encephalocele Encephalomalacia* Gumma Hemorrhage Cerebral Extradural Middle Meningeal Subdural Hernia Hydrocephalus Congenital Secondary (Give cause) Irritation, Localized* (Name cause, as De- pressed Fracture, etc.) * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 79 XL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 2. Brain-(Continued) Lenticular Degeneration Paralysis, General, of Insane (Fjle also under Syphilis, Sec. A.48.) Thrombosis Trauma Tubercle, Solitary Tumor Vascular Crisis Wound 3. Meninges Meningismus* Meningitis • Acute Results of (Specify) Pachymeningitis Cervicalis Sinus Thrombosis 4. Nerves, Peripheral (Name Nerves involved) For list of see Appendix IV Injury (except Wound) Neuralgia Facial (Tic Douloureux) Neuritis Alcohol Diabetes Diphtheria Lead Leprosy Poly Neuritis Pressure (Give cause) Neuroma Paralysis Facial (Give cause if known) Vagus Neurosis Wound * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 80 XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) 5. Spinal Cord (to include Medulla and Pons) Abscess Bulbar Paralysis (not to include Bulbar form of Progressive Muscular Atrophy) Compression (Name cause) Gumma Hematomyelia Hemorrhage Extradural Intradural Injury (Give cause, as Fracture of Vertebral Column, etc.) Myelitis Poliomyelitis, Acute Anterior Deformity or Paralysis following (Specify) Progressive Muscular Atrophy Bulbar Type Charcot-Marie-Tooth Type Sclerosis Combined Multiple Amyotrphic Lateral Landry's Friedreich's Ataxia Springomyelia Tabes Dorsalis Tubercle Tumoi* (Name variety when known) Wound 81 XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) B. Mental Diseases 6. Psyche Feeble-mindedness Idiocy Mongolian Imbecility Moronism Insanity Dementia Precox Infection-Exhaustion Psychoses (Toxic) Febrile Delirium Post-febrile Psychoses Symptomatic Psychoses Involution Melancholia (Catatonia) Manic-depressive Psychoses Paranoia and Paranoid State Psychogenic Depression Psychoses of Epilepsy Psychoses of Organic Brain Disease Senile Psychoses Toxic Psychoses Alcoholism Acute Chronic Delirium Tremens Dementia Hallucinosis Korsakow Syndrome Thyreogenic Psychoses Traumatic Psychoses (not to include Trau- matic Psychoneurosis) Malingering Mental Retardation (not to include Feeble- mindedness) Nervous Exhaustion Nervousness, Nervous Diathesis 82 XI. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES-(Continued) B. Mental Diseases (Continued) 6. Psyche-(Continued) Night-terrors Occupation Neurosis Exhaustion Pseudo Paresis Psychoneurosis Anxiety Psychoses Hypochondriasis Hysteria Neurasthenia Sexual Obsessions Phobias Psych asthenia Traumatic Psychoneurosis Psychopathies (not otherwise listed) Juvenile Somnambulism XII. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES 1. General Branchial Rests "Cold," General Respiratory Infection Cough (Cause unknown) ' Hay-fever (To include Pollinosis, Rose-cold, etc.) Hemoptysis* 2. Bronchi Asthma, Bronchial Bronchitis Acute Chronic Fibrinous Bronchiectasis* Foreign Body Stenosis * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 83 XII. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued)- 3. Larynx Aphonia* Hysterical Calcification Edema of Glottis* Foreign Body Fracture Laryngismus Stridulus Laryngitis Acute Chronic New Growth Paralysis* Abductor Paralysis* Recurrent Nerve Paralysis* Stenosis* Ulcer Wound 4. Lung Abscess Animal Parasite Anthracosis Atelectasis Of New-born Congestion* Active* Passive* Edema* Emphysema Exudates (Interlobular) Foreign Body Gangrene Hernia Infarction * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 84 XII RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued)- 4. Lung-(Continued) New Growth Metastatic (Name source) Primary- Pneumoconiosis Pneumonia Bronchopneumonia Chronic Interstitial Lobar pneumonia With Delayed Resolution Rupture Syphilis Tuberculosis Wound 5. Nose Abscess Anosmia* Atresia of Nostril* Deformity Epistaxis* Foreign Body Fracture Deformity following Furuncle of Nostril Gumma New Growth Perichondritis Rhinitis Acute Chronic Atrophic Hypertrophic (to include Hypertrophic Turbinates and Polyps) Vasomotor * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 85 XII. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued)- 5. Nose-(Continued) Rhinophima Rhinoscleroma Septum, Abscess Septum, Deviation, Spurs Septum, Perforation (Specify Operative, Traumatic, Syphilitic, etc.) Sinusitis (Distinguish Acute and Chronic, Catarrhal and Purulent) Antrum Ethmoiditis Hypertrophic Atrophic Frontal Sphenoid Tuberculosis Ulcer 6. Palate Abscess Cleft Palate Deformity High Narrow Arch Gumma New Growth Paralysis* Perforation (Name cause) Ulcer Uvula, Deformity Cleft Uvula Long Uvula 7. Pharynx Abscess, Retropharyngeal Cellulitis Foreign Body * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 86 XII. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued)- 7. Pharynx-(Continued) Herpes New Growth Pharyngitis Acute Chronic Syphilis Tuberculosis Ulcer Wound 8. Pleura Empyema Empyema Necessitatis Interlobar With Vomica Hydrothorax* Pleurisy Fibrous Fibrinous With Effusion Pneumothorax Hydropneumothorax Pyopneumothorax New Growth Metastatic (Name source) With Effusion Primary With Effusion Wound 9. Tonsils Abscess, Peritongillar Adenoids Adenoiditis * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 87 XII. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES- (Continued) 9. Tonsils-(Continued) Amygdalolith Lingual Tonsil, Enlarged New Growth Tonsillitis Acute Follicular Ulcerative Chronic Atrophic Hypertrophic Keratosis 10. Trachea Fistula Foreign Body Fracture Ossification Stenosis (Name cause) Tracheitis Ulcer XIII. SKIN DISEASES A. Skin 1 Abrasion 2 Abscess 3 Acanthosis Nigricans 4 Acne Indurata Medicamentosa Varioliformis Vulgaris 5 Acrodermatitis 6 Ainhum 7 Albinism 8 Angiokeratoma 88 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 9 Animal Parasites Oriental Sore Uncinariasis Insecta Stings Pediculoides Pediculosis Pulex Penetrans Scabies Effects of hairs from Moths, etc. 10 Argyria 11 Atrophia Cutis Diffusa Linear Atrophy Maculosa Senilis Striata 12 Bite 13 Blister Infected 14 Burn 15 Callositas 16 Cellulitis 17 Chloasma 18 Colloid Degeneration 19 Comedo 20 Condyloma Acuminatum Latum 21 Contusion 22 Corn 23 Cornu 24 Creeping Eruption 25 Cyst, Sebaceous 26 Decubitus 89 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 27 Dermatitis Acute Calorica Ecthymatous Erysepelatoid Exfoliativa (Wilson's Disease) Gangrenosa Herpetiformis Bullous, of Childhood Impetiginous Medicamentosa Papillaris Capillitii Pyogenic Ragweed Repens Seborrheic Traumatic Varicose Venenata X-ray 28 Dermatographism 29 Donor of Skin 30 Drug Eruptions (See Dermatitis Medicamen- tosa) 31 Eczema Varicose 32 Edema* 33 Elephantiasis 34 Emphysema Infectious Traumatic 35 Epidermolysis Bullosa * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 90 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 36 Erythema Caloricum Medicamentosum Scarlatiniforme Simplex Traumaticum Venenatum 37 Erythema Gangrenosum 38 Erythema Multiforme 39 Erythema Nodosum 40 Erythema Perstans 41 Erythrasma 42 Erythrodermia 43 Feigned Eruption 44 Fissure 45 Fistula Post-operative 46 Folliculitis 47 Folliculitis Decalvans 48 Furunculosis 49 Foreign Body 50 Frost-bite 51 Gangosa 52 Gangrene Arteriosclerotic Carbolic Diabetic Raynaud's Disease Trophic 53 Glossy Skin 54 Granuloma Annulare 55 Granuloma Coccidioidal 56 Granuloma Fungoides 57 Granuloma Pyogenicum 91 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 58 Granuloma, Ulcerating, of Pudenda 59 Hematoma 60 Herpes Simplex Genital 61 Herpes Zoster 62 Hydroa 63 Ichthyosis 64 Infections of (See Infectious Diseases) 65 Intertrigo 66 Keratolysis 67 Keratosis Follicularis 68 Keratosis Palmaris et Plantaris 69 Keratosis Pilaris 70 Keratosis Senilis 71 Lentigo 72 Lichen Acuminatus 73 Lichen Pilaris 74 Lichen Planus 75 Lineae Albicantes 76 Lupus Erythematosus 77 Lymphangiectasis 78 Miliaria Crystallina 79 Miliaria Rubra 80 Milium 81 Molluscum Contagiosum 82 Nevus Hairy Pigmented Vascular Warty S3 Nevus Unius Lateralis 84 New Growth Uvu^a- Deformity Metastatic (Name source) Primary 92 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 85 Pachydermia 86 Parakeratosis Variegata 87 Parapsoriasis 88 Pemphigus Acute Chronic Foliaceus Recurrent Bullous Eruption of Childhood Vegetans 89 Pernio 90 Piedra 91 Pigmentation (Specify variety and cause) 92 Pityriasis rosea 93 Pityriasis simplex 94 Porokeratosis 95 Prurigo 96 Pruritus Hiemalis Senile 97 Psoriasis 98 Purpura 99 Rosacea 100 Scar Painful Pigmented 101 Sclerema Neonatorum 102 Sclerodactylia 103 Scleroderma 104 Seborrhea 105 Seborrhide 106 Sepsis of a part 107 Serum Eruptions 93 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) A. Skin-(Continued) 108 Sinus Pilonidal Post-operative 109 Tattoo-marks 110 Telangiectasis 111 Tylosis 112 Ulcer Septic Traumatic Trophic Varicose 113 Urticaria 114 Verruca Acuminata Digitata Filiformis Plana Seborrhoica Vulgaris 115 Vitiligo 116 Wound 117 Xanthelasma 118 Xanthoma Diabeticorum Tuberosum 119 Xerodermia Pigmentosum B. Hair Alopecia Areata Prematura Seborrhoica Senilis Symptomatica Canities 94 XIII. SKIN DISEASES-(Continued) B. HAIR-(Continued) Hypertrichosis Plica Polonica Trichorrhexis Nodosa C. Nails Atrophy Hangnails Ingrowing Leukonychia Onychauxis Onychia Acute Chronic Onychogryphosis Paronychia Tinea D. Sweat Glands Anidrosis Bromidrosis Chromidrosis Dysidrosis Hydrocystoma Hyperidrosis Uridrosis XIV. URINARY SYSTEM DISEASES- (MALE AND FEMALE) 1. General Anuria* Dysuria* Enuresis* Extravasation of Urine* Incontinence of Urine* Pollakuria* * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 95 XIV. URINARY SYSTEM DISEASES (MALE AND FEMALE)-(Continued) 1. General-(Continued) Polyuria* Retention of Urine* Uremia* 2. Bladder Abscess Anomaly, Congenital Exstrophy Atony Calculus Contraction Cystitis Acute Chronic Dilatation Diverticulum Fistula External Vesico-vaginal Vesico-rectal Foreign Body New Growth Rupture Ulcer Urachus, Patent Wound 3. Kidney Abscess Peiinephritic Absence of One Kidney Congenital Operative * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 96 XIV. URINARY SYSTEM DISEASES (MALE AND FEMALE)-(Continued) 3. Kidney-(Continued) Amyloid Anomaly, Congenital Horseshoe Kidney Arteriosclerotic Kidney Calculus Colon Bacillus Infectious (See Infectious Dis- eases) Congestion, Passive* Cystic Kidney, Congenital Gumma Hydronephrosis Intermittent Infarction Nephritis Acute Chronic Diffuse Interstitial Type Parenchymatous Type New Growth Ptosis Dietl's Crisis Pyelitis Pyelonephritis Pyonephrosis Rupture Tuberculosis, Miliary Varix of Papilla Wound 4. Ureter Anomaly, Congenital Calculus Fistula Hydroureter * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 97 XIV. URINARY SYSTEM DISEASES (MALE AND FEMALE)-(Continued) 4. Ureter-(Continued) Kink New Growth Stenosis* Ureteritis Wound 5. Urethra (Male and Female) Calculus Caruncle Ccwperitis Diverticulum Fistula Foreign Body New Growth Rupture Stricture Urethritis Acute Chronic Verumontanitis Wound 6. Urine, Abnormalities* Albuminuria Orthostatic Albuminosuria Bence-Jones Body Alkaptonuria Bacteriuria Chyluria Cystinuria Glycosuria Hematuria Hemoglobinuria Hyperacidity * Use only as secondary diagnosis, giving cause of condition. 98 XIV. URINARY SYSTEM DISEASES (MALE AND FEMALE)-(Continued) 6. Urine, Abnormalities*-(Continued) Indicanuria Ketonuria Oxaluria Pentosuria Phosphaturia Pneumaturia Pyuria Uraturia APPENDIX I. Clinical Classification of Nerves and Plexuses NERVES AND PLEXUSES UPPER EXTREMITY Plexus Cervical Plexus Brachial Plexus Nerves Circumflex Musculo-spiral Ulnar Median Musculo-cutaneous Internal-cutaneous Radial Anterior interosseous Posterior interosseous LOWER EXTREMITY Plexus Lumbo-sacral Nerves Sciatic External Saphenous Internal Saphenous Anterior crural Internal Popliteal APPENDIX I-(Continued) 99 Nerves-(Continued) , , External Popliteal Anterior Tibial Posterior Tibial Musculo-Cutaneous External Plantar Internal Plantar t Obturator , External Cutaneous Ilio-inguinal CRANIAL NERVES I. 01FACTORY (Nasal) Function Smell Origin , - , Frontal lobe Optic thalamus Island of Reil Distribution Schneiderian membrane of nose II. OPTIC (Eye) Function Sight Origin Coitlcal center in occipital lobe Distribution Retina , MH. OCCULOMOTOR (Motor Occuli) Function Motion 6 Origin ' .. e Floor of aqueduct of Sylvius Distribution r r All muscles of the eye, except external rectus, superior, oblique, ;and ;, orbicularis palpe- branum ' 100 APPENDIX I-(Continued) CRANIAL NERVES-(Continued) IV. PATHETICUS (Trochlear) Function Motion Origin Valve of Vieussens Distribution Superior oblique of eye V. TRIFACIAL (Trigeminal) Function Motion and Sensation and Taste Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution Skin and structures of face, tongue and teeth VI. ABDUCENT Function Motion Origin 4th Ventricle Distribution External rectus of eye VII. FACIAL Function Motion Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution Face, Ear, Palate, tongue VIII. AUDITORY (Ear)-Portio mollis of 7th. Function Hearing Origin Restiform body Distribution Internal ear Branches Vestibular Cochlear 101 APPENDIX I-(Continued) CRANIAL NERVES-(Continued) IX. GLOSSO PHARYNGEAL Function Sensation and Taste Origin 4th Ventricle Distribution Tongue, middle-ear, tonsils, pharynx X. VAGUS (Pneumogatric) Function Sensation and motion Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution Ear, Pharynx, Larynx, Heart, Lungs, Esoph- agus, stomach XL SPINAL ACCESSORY Function Motion Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution Sternomastoid muscle, Trapezius Function Motion Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution XII. HYPOGLASSAL Function Motion Origin Floor 4th Ventricle Distribution Hypoglassal and Hyoid Muscle 102 APPiuNDIX II. GENERAL CLASSIFICATION-JOINTS Shoulder Joint Elbow Joint Wrist Joint Hip Joint Knee Joint Ankle Joint Cacro-iliac Joint Lumbo-sacral • CLASSIFICATION OF BONES AND JOINTS To be used as a standard in making a diagnosis of any injury or disease of bones or joints. General Classification of Bones 1. Head Bones Skull Face Nose 2. Chest-(Thorax> Sternum Ribs-(12) 3. Spine Vertebrae-(33) 4. Upper Extremity 5. Lower Extremity SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION-BONES HEAD-CHEST-SPINE Head Skull- Occipital (Back part and base) Phenoid (Anterior part and base of skull) Temporal (Side and base of skull) Parietal (Sides and roof of skull) Frontal (Forehead bone) Ethmoid (Anterior part base of skull) APPENDIX III. 103 APPENDIX III-(Continued) SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION-BONES-(Continued) Head- (Continued) Face- Superior Maxilla (Upper jaw bone) Inferior Maxilla-Mandible (Lower jaw bone) Palate Bone (Back part nose, part floor and outer wall nose) Malar Bone (Zygoma or yoke bone-cheek bone) Hyoil Bone (Tongue bone) Nose- Inferior Turbinated (Outer wall nasal fos- sa) Lacrimal (Front part inner wall orbit) Nasal (Bridge of nose) Vomer (Vertically at back part of nose) Chest Thorax-Chest Sternum (Breast bone Ribs (12} Spine Spine- Cervical 7 Thoracic 12 Lumbar 5 Sacral 5 Coccygeal 4 33 SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION-BONES UPPER EXTREMITIES Clavicle-(collar bone) Scapula (Shoulder bone) Humerus (Upper-arm bone) Radius (Lower-arm bone-spoke) Ulna (Lower-arm bone-elbow bone) 104 APPENDIX III-(Continued) SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION-BONES-(Continued) UPPER EXTREMITIES-(Continued) Bones of Wrist-(carpus 8) Scaphoid of wrist Semilunar Cuniform Pisiform Back row Trapezium Trapezoid Os magnum Unciform Front row Bones of Hand Metacarpal-5 Phalanges (5) LOWER EXTREMITIES Hip Bone (Os innominate) (3 parts) Ilium (Superior expanded-flank bone) Ischium (Bone of hip) Pubis (lower and back) Pelvis The Sacrum and Coccyx together with the hip bone form the Pelvis Femur Thigh bone (Upper leg bone) Patella (Knee-cap) Tibia (Shin-bone) Fibula (Calf-bone) Bones of Ankle (7) Astragulus (Talus-keystone arch of foot) Os calsis (calcaneus) Scaphoid (of ankle) Os pedis (Naviculare-os; Cuboid Internal cuneiform Middle cuneiform External cuneiform 105 APPENDIX III-(Continued) SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION-BONES-(Continued) LOWER EXTREMITIES-(Continued) Bones of Foot Metatarsal (5) Phalanges-5 LYMPH GLANDS Head and Face Auricular (Anterior) Auricular (Posterior, Facial (Deep) Occipital Parotid Submaxillary- Neck Cervical (upper deep) Cervical (lower deep) Cervical (superficial) Lingual Chest Bronchial Intercostal Mediastinal (Anterior) Mediastinal (Posterior) Pectoral Sternal Subscapular Tracheal Abdomen Coeliac Epigastric Gastric (inferior) Gastric (superior) Hepatic Hypogastric Iliac APPENDIX IV. 106 APPENDIX IV-(Continued) Abdomen-(Continued) Inguinal Lumbar MeSenteric Mesocolic Pancreatic Sacral Suninguinal (deep) Subinguinal (superficial)' Upper Extremity Auxiliary Elbow deep superficial Lower Extremity Anterior Tibial Popliteal MISCELLANEOUS Bibliography, History, Literature Biography Periodicals, Transactions, Reports Biology Anthropology Craniology Physiology Anatomy Embryology, Cytogenesis, Spermatogenesis Histology . Microscopy Morphology Abnormities Monsters Psychology Physiology of the Circulatory System Physiology of the Digestive System Physiology of the Genito-Urinary System1 107 MISCELLANEOUS-(Continued) Physiology-(Continued) Physiology of the Motor and Locomotor Sys- tems Physiology of the Nervous System Physiology of the Respiratory System Metabolism Ductless Glands and Internal Secretions Physiological Chemistry Medicine Pathological Anatomy Vegetable Pathology Microorganisms Bacteriology Serology, Immunity Practice of Medicine Diagnosis, Clinical Medicine (Group Medicine) Pathology Xray (Radiology) Therapeutics, Materia Medica Therapeutics Anaesthetics Animal Extracts Antiseptics, Disinfectants. ; Artificial Hyperaemia Dietetics Drug Exanthems Electrotherapy Hydrotherapy Hypnotics and Sedatives Hypnotism, Psychotherapy Massage and Physiotherapy Phototherapy, Radiotherapy Serotherapy and Vaccinotherapy Transfusion and Injection Pharmacology, Materia Medica 108 Gynaecology Diseases of the Female Bladder Diseases and Tumors of the Female Breast Diseases of the Uterus Diseases of the Cervix Uteri Displacements of the Uterus Excision of the Uterus Tumors of the Uterus Diseases of the Vulva and Vagina Disorders of Menstruation Genito-Urinary Fistulae Ovarian (or Adnexal) Diseases Diseases and Hygiene of Children Infant Mortality and Infant Welfare Nutrition of Infants Denistry and Oral Surgery State Medicine Condition of Medicine, Medical Ethics Hygiene, Public Hygiene Construction and Management of Hospitals Hygiene of Habitations Hygiene and Diseases of Occupations Hygiene of Persons Hygiene of Schools Inspection of Food and Drugs Meat Milk and Milk-Products Food Economics War Bread Sewage, Drainage, Water Supply Medical Charities Red Cross Medical Education and Schools MISCELLANEOUS-(Continued) 109 MISCELLANEOUS- (Continued) State Medicine-(Continued) Medical Jurisprudence Criminal Abortion Homicide Suicide Toxicology Military and Naval Medicine Aviation Cardio-Vascular Diseases Evacuation and Transportation of Wounded Frostbite and Trench-Foot Malingering Military Surgery Pediculosis Phthisis in Soldiers Poisonous and Asphyxiating Gases Potable Water Reconstruction, Reeducation, Rehabilitation Shell-Shock and War Fatigue Trench Diseases and Trench Hygiene Prostitution Veterinary Medicine Miscellaneous Life Insurance Nurses and Nursing 111 INDEX Note: 85-7 means same page. 85, 7 means different page. Page Abdomen (General) 34 Abdomen, Diseases of 34 Abdomen, Pendulous ....... 35 Abdominal Arteriosclerosis.. .29 Abdominal Walk See Skin and Subcutaneous Tissue, Muscles, etc. Abdominal Wall, Defect of..34 Ablephoria 63 Abnormalities, Special Parts.69 Abortion 64 Abortion, Missed 64 Abortion, Threatened 61 Abrasion 25 Abscess, Alveolar 44 Abscess, Extradural 78 Abscess, Ischiorectal ...... .38 Abscess of Organ or Tissue. See Organism and part in- volved. Abscess, Paranephric 95 Abscess, Pelvic Ai5® Abscess, Retropharyngeal. .85-7 Abscess of Skin and Subcu- taneous Tissue 87 Abscess, Subdiaphragmatic . . 83 Abscess, Tuboovarian. See Abscess, Pelvic 56 Absence of- See part in- volved. Absence of Bile Ducts, Con- genital 40 Acanthosis Nigricans 87 Accessory Spleen 73 Accidents-Pregnancy .61 Accommodation, Errors of. See Refractions, Errors of.49 Acetanilid. See Coal-tar Group ••••23 Acetonuria. See Ketonuna. .98 Achlorhydria 43 Achondroplasia 20 Achromatopsia. See Color- blindness 48 Achylia, Gastric 43 Achylia, Pancreatic 42 ACid, Corrosive Poisoning... 22 Acidosis 21 Acne $ ' Acne Keloid. See Dermatitis Papillaris Capillitii 89 Acne Rosacea. See Roseacea.92 Arnitis ,...17-46 Aconite Poisoning ..........22 Acoustic Nerve. See Ear, In- ternal ™ Acrodermatitis 87 Acromegaly 45 Page Acroparesthesia 76 Actinomycosis .15 Acuminata Verruca 93 Acute Yellow Atrophy ......39 Adamantinoma 26 Adams-Stokes Syndrome ....29 Also Stokes-Adams Syn- drome 29 Addison's Disease 46 Adenitis, Lymph Nodes. See Lymphadenitis .72 Adenocarcinoma 26 Adenocystoma ..26 Adenofibroma .26 Adenoids 86 Adenoma 26 Adhesions of or about- See organ involved. Adhesive Pericarditis 32 Adhesive Peritonitis ........ 35 Adhesive Pleurisy. See Pleu- risy, Fibrous 86 Adiposis Dolorosa 21 Adiposo-genital Dystrophy... 45 Adolescence 21 Adolescent Goiter 46 Adrenal. See Suprarenal... .46 Aerogenes Capsulatus Infec- tion 15-3 Aerophagia. See Cribbing... 33 Agalactia. See Milk Secre- tion, Deficient 57 Agraphia 76 Ainhum 87 Air Embolism 30 Albinism 50, 87 Albinism of Chorioid .50 Albuminuria ......97 Albuminuria, Pregnancy 61 Albuminuric Retinitis ......55 Albuminosuria 97 Alcoholism - . . .22, 81 Alcohol, Methyl, Poisoning. .22 Aleppo Boil. See Oriental Sore 19-59 Alexia 76 Alkali, Corrosive Poisoning. .22 Alkaptonuria 97 Alopecia 93 Alopecia Areata 93 Alternating Pulse 30 Alveolar Abscess 44 Alveolar Gingivitis 44 Amaurosis 48 Amaurotic Family Idiocy.... 76 Amblyopia 48 Amblyopia, Toxic 54 Amebiasis 19 112 Page Amenorrhea 56 Amnesia 76 Ampulla of Vater, Stone in.. 40 Amputation 25 Amputation-stump 25 Amygdalolith 87 Amygdalitis. See Tonsillitis. .87 Amyloid Degeneration of-See part involved. Amyotonia Congenita 68 Amyotrophic Lateral Sclero- sis . 80 Anacidity. See Achlorhydria.43 Animal Extracts 107 Anaphylaxis 21 Anarthria. See Dysarthria. .77 Anemia 28 Anemia of- See part in- volved. Anemia, Pernicious 28 Anemia, Secondary 28 Anemia, Splenic 28 Anesthetics 107 Aneurism, Aorta 28 Aneurism, Arteries 29 Aneurism, Arteriovenous ....29 Aneurism, Heart 29 Aneurism, Heart Valve 31 Angina Abdominis 34 Angina Cruris See Claudica- tion, Intermittent 29 Angina Ludovici See Celluli- tis, Mouth 41 Angina Pectoris 29 Angina, Vincent's 19 Angiokeratoma 87 Angioma 26 Angioneurotic Edema 32 Anidrosis 94 Animal Parasites B. and see part involved 19 Aniridia 51 Ankle, Bones of 104 Ankyloblepharon 53 Ankylosis, Joints 67 Ankylosis, Ossicles 48 Ankylosis, Pelvic Joints 62 Ankylostoma. See Uncinaria- sis 20 Anomaly of- See part in- volved. Anophthalmos 49 Anorexia Nervosa 33 Anosmia 84 Anteflexion, Uterus 59 Anteversion, Uterus 59 Anthelmiasis. See Worms.... 19 Anthrax 15 Anthrocosis. See Pneumoconio- sis 84 Antifebrin. See Coal-tar Group 23 Antiseptics 107 Antipyrin. See Coal-tarGroup 23 Antrum, Empyema 85 . Page Anuria 94 Anus, Diseases of 38 Anxiety Psychoses 82 Aorta, Diseases of 28 Aortic Insufficiency 31 Aortic Stenosis 31 Aortitis 28 Aphasia 77 Aphonia 83 Aphthous Fever. See Foot and Mouth Disease 15 Aphthous Stomatitis 41 Aplastic Anemia 28 Apoplexy. See Cerebral Hem- orrhage, Embolism, etc.... 7 8 Appendicitis 37 Appendix, Diseases of 37 Apraxia 77 Argata Alopecia 93 Argyria 22,88 Arms, Inequality of 69 Arrhythmia 30 Arrhythmia, Sinus 30 Arsenic Poisoning 22 Arteries, Diseases of 29 Arteriosclerosis 29 Arteriosclerosis of- See part involved. Arteriovenous Aneurism ....29 Arthritic Atrophy 68 Arthritis 67 Arthritis Deformans. See Sub- heads under Arthritis 67 Arthropathy of Syringomyelia 67 Arthropathy-Lead 23 Arthropathy, Tabes 67 Artificial Hyperaemia 107 Ascariasis 19 Ascites 34 Aspergillosis, Ear 47 Asphyxiation 24 Associated Movements, Par- alysis of 54 Astasia-abasia 77 Asthenopia 55 Asthma, Bronchial 82 Astigmatism 49 Asymmetry, Chest 70 Asymmetry, Face 70 Asymmetry, General 69 Ataxia, Friedreich's 80 Ataxic Paraplegia 77 Atelectasis 83 Atheroma. See Arteriosclero- sis 29 Athetosis 77 Athlete's Heart 31 Atony, Bladder 95 Atresia Esophagus 35 Atresia, Nostril 84 Atresia, Vagina 59 Atrophia Cutis 88 Atrophic Arthritis 67 Atrophic Cirrhosis 39 Atrophic Gastritis 43 113 Page Atrophic Rhinitis 84 Atrophy of- See part involved. Atrophy, Acute Yellow 39 Atrophy, Heart 29 Atrophy, Linear, Skin 88 Atrophy, Progressive Muscu- lar 80 Atropine Poisoning 22 Auditory Neuritis 48 Aural Vertigo 47 Auricle, Diseases of....- 47 Auricular Fibrillation 30 Auricular Flutter 30 Autumnal Catarrh. See Hay- fever 82 Avulsion 25 Avulsion, Cartilages 66 Avulsion, Eye-ball 49 Azoospermia 74 Bacillus Aerogenes Capsula- tus 15 Bacillus Anthracis 15 Bacillus Colon 15 Bacillus Diphtheriae 15 Bacillus, Ducrey 15 Bacillus Dysenteriae 15 Bacillus Influenza 15 Bacillus, Koch-Weeks 16 Bacillus Leprae 16 Bacillus Mallei 15-15 Bacillus Melitensis 16-22 Bacillus Mucosus Capsulatus 15 Bacillus Paratyphosus 16 Bacillus Pestis 16-33 Bacillus Tetanus 18 Bacillus Tuberculosis 18 Bacillus Typhosus 18 Bacteriemia 28 Bacteriuria 97 Balanitis 74 Balantidiasis 19 Banti's Disease 28 Barber's Itch. See Tinea Meg- alosporon or Sycosis 18 Barlow's Disease. See Scurvy 21 Barrel Chest 70 Bartholin Gland, Abscess of..60 Bartholinitis 60 Basedow's Disease. See Goiter, Exophthalmic 46 Basal-celled Carcinoma 26 Bedbug. See Cimex 20 Bedsore. See Decubitus 88 Bee-stings 20 Belladonna. See Atropine.. .22 Bence-Jones Body 97 Beri-beri 21 Bibliography 106 Bile-passages, Diseases of....40 Bilharziasis 19 Biliary Cirrhosis 39 Biography 106 Biology ..106 Birth. See Parturition 62 Birth Marks. See Nevus 91 Page Birth, Multiple 63 Biskra Button. See Oriental Sore 88-9 Bismuth Poisoning 23 Bite, Human, Dog, cat, etc.. 2 5, 88 Bite, Animal, Rabid 17-37 Bite, Insect. See Sting 20 Bite, Snake 24 Bite, Tongue 44 Blackwater Fever 19 Bladder, Gall, Diseases of...40 Bladder, Urinary, Diseases of 95 Blastomycosis 15 Blepharitis 53 Blepharospasm 53 Blindness. See Amaurosis. .. .48 Blister 88 Blood, Diseases of- 28 Blood, Donor of 28 Blood Pressure, High. See Hy- pertension 32 Blood Pressure, Low. See Hy- potension . . 32 Boil. See Furuncle 90-47 Bones, Classification of Appendix III, 102 Bones, Diseases of 65 Bothriocephalus. See Diboth- riocephalus 20 Botulism 23 Brachial Plexus 98 Brachycephalus 71 Bradycardia 30 Brain Disease, Psychoses of. 81 Brain, Diseases of 78 Brain Softening. See Enceph- alomalacia 78 Branchial Rests 82 Breakbone Fever. See Dengue. 15 Breast, Diseases of 57 Brill's Disease. See Typhus. . .19 Broad Ligament, Diseases of, 57 B.romidrosis 94 Bromism 23 Bronchial Asthma 82 Bronchi, Diseases of 82 Bronchiectasis 82 Bronchitis 82 Bronchopneumonia 84 Bronzed Diabetes 21 Bruise. See Contusion.... 25, 88 Bubo. See Lymphadenitis, In- guinal 72 Bubonic Plague 16 Bulbar Paralysis 80 Bulbar Type of Progressive Muscular Atrophy 80 Bulimia 33 Bulla. See Blister 88 Bullous Dermatitis Herpeti- formis of Childhood 89 Bullous Eruption, Recurrent, of Childhood 92 Bullous Impetigo of New- Born 18 114 Page Bunion 66 Burn. See part involved. Burn, Conjunctiva 50 Bursae, Diseases of 66 Bursitis ...66 Cachexia Parathyreopriva.. .45 Cachexia Thyreopriva. See Hypothyreoidism 46 Caisson Disease 24 Calcaneovalgus 70 Calcaneo varus 70 Calcaneus 70 Calcification, Auricle 47 Calcification, Cartilages 66 Calcification, Larynx 83 Calculus of- See part involved. Callositas 88 Callus. See Callositas 88 Calorica Dermatitis 89 Canaliculus, Stenosis of 52 Canal of Nuck, Hydrocele of.58 Cancer. See Carcinoma 26 Cancrum Oris. See Noma...41 Capilitii 20 Canities . 93 Caput Succedaneum 25 Carbolic Acid Poisoning 23 Carbuncle 17-46 Carinoma 26 Carcinomatosis. See Carcino- ma 26 Cardioptosis 31 Cardiopulmonary Osteoarthro- pathy 66 Carditis 29 Cardiospasm 43 Caries, Bone. See Osteomye- litis 66 Caries, Spine. See Destructive Disease, Syphilis or Tuber- culosis, Spine. Caries, Teeth 44 Carotid Gland, Diseases of..45 Carrier. See Typhoid Fever, Diphtheria, etc. Cartilage, Diseases of 66 Cartilage, Displaced, in Joint, 67 Cartilage, Loose, in Joint... .67 Caruncle, Urethra 97 Castration 76 Cat Bite 25 Cataract 53 Catarrhal Gastritis 43 Catarrhal Jaundice 41 Caterpillars 20 Cecum Mobile 37 Cellulitis of- See organism and part involved. Cellulitis, Penis 74 Central Amaurosis 48 Cerebellum. See Brain 78 Cerebral Arteriosclerosis ....29 Cerebral Conditions. See Brain 78 Page Cerebral Disease, Psychoses of 80 Cerebral Embolism 29 Cerebral Thrombosis 29 Cerebral Vascular Crisis.... 7 9 Cerebrospinal Syphilis 78 Cerumen in Ear 47 Cervical Plexus 98 Cervical Rib 70 Cervicitis. See Endocervicitis 59 Cervix, Cyst of 58 Cervix, Ectropion of 58 Cervix, Hypertrophy of 58 Cervix Laceration 58 Cervix, Polyp 58 Chalazion 53 Chancre. See Syphillis 18 Chancroid 15 Charcot Joint. See Arthritis, Trophic 67 Charcot Type of Progressive Muscular Atrophy 80 Cheilitis 38 Chemical Burn. See part in question. Chest, Deformities of....70, 103 Chest Wall. See Skin, Bone, etc. Chicken-pox 15 Chilblains. See Pernio 92 Childbirth 62 Child, New-born 65 Child. Still-born. See Fetus, Still-born 65 Children Diseases. See dis- ease in each case. Chloasma 88 Chloral Poisoning 23 Chloroform Poisoning 23 Chloroma 26,28 Chlorosis 2 8 Choked Disc 54 Cholangitis 40 Cholecystitis 40 Choledochitis 40 Cholelithiasis. See Gall-stone. 40 Cholera, Asiatic 15 Cholesteatoma 48 Chondritis 66 Chondrodystrophia Fetalis...66 Chondroma 26 Chondrosarcoma 27 Chorea Major 77 Chorea Minor 17, T" Chorioid. Diseases of 50 Chorioiditis 50 Chorionepithelioma 26 Chorionepithelioma, Preg- nancy with 64 Chorioretinitis 50 Chromidrosis 94 Chromophytosis. See Tinea Versicolor -...18 Chylous Ascites 34 Chyluria 97 115 . Page Cicatrix. See Scar 92 Ciliary Body, .Diseases of....51 Cimex 20 Circulatory System, Diseases of 28 Cirrhosis of Diver 39 Cirrhosis of Dung. See Pneu- monia, Chronic Interstitial.84 Claudication, Intermittent. . .29 Clavus. See Corn 88 Claw-foot 70 Claw-hand 71 Cleft Palate 85 Clinical Medicine 107 Clitoris, Hypertrophy 60 Clitoris, New Growth 60 Cloudy Swelling of- See part involved. Cloudy Swelling of Heart. See Myocarditis 31 Club-foot. See Talipes 70 Club-hand 71 Coal-tar Group Poisoning. ..23 Cocaine Poisoning 23 Coccidioides Infections 15 Coccygodynia 72 Codein Poisoning. See Opium Group 23 Coffee Poisoning 23 Cold 82 Colitis 37 Colles Fracture. See Frac- ture Radius. Colloid Degeneration of Skin. 88 Colloid Goitre 46 Coloboma of- See part in- volved. Colon Bacillus Infections. ... 15 Colon, Diseases of 37 Color-blindness 48 Colpitis. See Vaginitis 60 Coma 77 Combined Sclerosis 80 Comedo 88 Common Duct, Stone in 40 Compression of Brain 78 Compression of Spinal Cord. . 80 Compulsive Ideas. See Obses- sions 82 Concretions, Prepuce ....60,75 Concussion, Brain. See Trauma, Brain 79 Condyloma 88 Congenital Absence of Bile Ducts 40 Congenital Anomaly of- See part involved. Congenital Cirrhosis, Liver..39 Congenital Cystic Kidney....96 Congenital Heart Lesions. ... 30 Congestion, Lung 83 Congestion, Passive of- See part involved. Conical Amputation-stump... 2 5 Conjunctiva, Diseases of....50 _ . ... Page Conjuncivitis 50 Conjunctivitis Nodosa 50 Constipation 36 Constitutional Inferiority. See Psychopathies Miscellane- ous 82 Contracted Foot 70 Contracted Pelvis 62 Contraction, Bladder 95 Contraction, Dupuytren's ...69 Contraction of- See part in- volved. Contracture, Vesical Neck...75 Contusion 25, 88 Convulsions 77 Cord, Hydrocele 75 Cord, Spinal, Diseases of....80 Cord, Umbilical, Diseases of.63 Corn 88 Cornea, Diseases of 51 Cornu 88 Coronary Embolism 29 Coronary Sclerosis 29 Corporis 20 Corpus Luteum Cyst 57 Corrosive Chemical Burn. . . .25 Cough 82 Cowperitis 97 Cow-pox. See Vaccinia 19 Coxa Valga 71 Coxa Vara 71 Crack Fracture 65 Cramp 68 Cramp, Writer's. See Occupa- tional Neurosis 82 Cranial Nerves 99 Cranial Sutures, Ossifica- tion of 63-1 Creeping Eruption 88 Cretinism 46 Cribbing 33 Crisis, Vascular 29, 79 Crisis, Dietl's 96 Crisis, Gastric, Tabetic 36 Crisis, Intestinal, Tabetic. ... 43 Croup, Membranous. See Diphtheria 15 Croup, Spasmodic. See Daryngismus 83 Crush 25 Cryptophthalmos 53 Cryptorchism. See Testis Un- descended 76 Curvature 65 Cyanide Poisoning. See Hydrocyanic Acid 23 Cyclic Vomiting 33 Cyclitis. See Iridocyclitis...51 Cyclopia 49 Cyst of- See part involved. Cyst, Branchial. See Bran- chial Rests 82 Cyst, Dentigerous 44 Cyst, Dermoid 27-25 Cyst, Retroperitoneal 34 116 Page Cyst, Mebomiam. See Chala- zion 53 Cyst, Sebaceous 88 Cystic Duct, Stone in 40 Cystic Goiter 46 Cystic Kidney, Congenital...96 Cystic Ovary • 57 Cysticercus. See Tenia 20 Cystinuria 97 Cystitis 95 Cystocele 58 Dacryoadenitis 52 Dacryocystitis 52 Day-blindness. See Hemera- lopia 49 Dead Fetus bd Deaf mutism 47 Deafness 47 Debility 21 Decapitation ....25 Deciduoma. See Chorion- epithelioma 54 Decomposition, Infancy 21 Decubitus 88 Defect, Abdominal Wall 34 Defective Interventricular Septum 30 Deferentitis 7 b Deformities - Displacements, Uterine •■•59 Deformities following- See Antecedent Condition. Deformity, Special Parts • • • • $9 Deformity, Palate ... -85 Degeneration, Colloid, of Skin • • • ••88 Degeneration, Fatty, Heart. See Myocarditis 31 Degeneration, Fatty, Kidney. See Nephritis ....9b Degeneration, Fatty, Liver. See Fatty Liver 39 Degeneration, Lenticular ...79 Degeneration Macula (Fam- ily) 55 Delaved Dentition 44 Delayed Development 21 Delayed Menstruation .5b Delhi Boil. See Oriental Delirium Febrile 81 Delirium Tremens 81 Delivery, Premature 61 Dementia, Alcoholic ...81 Dementia. Arteriosclerotic. See Psychoses of Organic Brain Disease . •••■81 Dementia Paralytica. See Paralysis, General, of In- sane 8 J Dementia Precox ■•••81 Dementia Senile. See Psy- choses, Senile 81 Dengue •••••••: Dentigerous Cyst 44 Page Dentition 44 Dentition, Delayed 44 Depression, Psychogenic ....81 Dercum's Disease. See Adi- posis Dolorosa 21 Dermatitis 89 Dermatitis Factitia. See Feigned Eruption 89 Dermatitis Solare. See Der- matitis Calorica 89 Dermatographism 89 Dermoid Cyst 27-25 Destructive Disease of Joints.67 Detachment of Retina 55 Development, Delayed 21 Development, Precocious .21 Dextrocardia 30 Diabetes Insipidus 21 Diabetes Mellitus 21 Diabetes, Renal 21 Diabeticorum Xanthoma ....93 Dialysis, Iris 51 Dialysis, Retina. See Detach- ment, Retina 55 Diaphragm, Diseases of 82 Diaphragmatic Hernia 34 Diaphragmic Pleurisy 82, 86 Diarrhea 36 Diastasis, Recti 34 Diathesis, Nervous 81 Dibothriocephalus 20 Diet 107 Dietetics 107 Dietl's Crisis 96 Diffuse Sclerosis. See Com- bined Sclerosis 80 Digestive System, Diseases of 33 Digitata Verruca 93 Dilitation of- See part in- volved. Diphtheria 15 Diplegia 77 Disinfectants 107 Dislocation of- See part in- volved. Displaced Spleen 73 Displacements Uterine 59 Distichiasis 53 Distomiasis 19 Diver's Paralysis. See Caisson Disease 24 Diverticulitis 36 Diverticulum, Bladder 95 Diverticulum, Esophagus ....35 Diverticulum, Meckel's 36 Diverticulum, Urethra 97 Dizziness. See Vertigo. ..47, 78 Dog Bite 25 Dolichocephalus 71 Donor of Blood 28 Donor of Skin 25 Dracontiasis 20 Drowning 24 Drug Eruptions 89 117 Page Drumstick Fingers 71 Ducrey Bacillus 15 Ductless Glands, Diseases of. 45 Ductus Arteriosus, Open 30 Dum-dum Fever. See Kala- azar 19 Duodenal Indigestion 38 Duodenitis 38 Duodenum, Diseases of 38 Dupuytren's Contraction ....69 Dwarfism 21 Dysarthria 77 Dysentery, Amebic. See Ame- biasis 19 Dysentery, Bacillus, I n f e c - tions 15 Dysidrosis 94 Dysmenorrhea 56 Dyspareunia 56 Dyspepsia, Infancy 21 Dystrophy, Adiposo-genital ..45 Dystrophy, Pseudohypertropic Muscular 68 Dysuria 94 Ear, Diseases of 47 Echinococcus 20 Eclampsia. See Convulsions. 77 Eclampsia, Gravidarum ....61 Ectasia, Cornea 51 Ectasia, Sclera 55 Ecthyma 90 Ecthymatous Dermatitis ....89 Ectopia, Iris 51 Ectopic Pregnancy 61 Ectopic Thyreoid 46 Ectropion, Cervix 58 Ectropion, Lids 53 Eczema 89 Eczema, External Meatus....47 Eczema, Umbilicus 45 Edema of- See part in- volved and 89 Edema, Angioneurotic 32 Education, Medical 108 Effort, Syndrome 30 Effusion, Pericardial 32 Effusion, Pleural 86 Electrical Burn 25 Electric Shock, Effects of....24 Electrotheraphy 107 FUnhantiasis 73,89 Embolism of- See part in- volved. Embolism, Air 30 Embolism, Fat 29 Embryoma 26 Emissions 74 Emphysema, Lungs 83 Emphysema, Skin 89 Empyema, Antrum 85 Empyema, Pleura 86 Emnyema, Sinus. See Sinu- sitis 85 Encephalitis 78 Encephalocele 78 Page Encephalopathy 23 Encephalomalacia 78 Endarteritis 29 Endocarditis 30 Endocervicitis 59 Endometritis 59 Endothelioma 27 Enlarged Tonsils. See Ton- silitis, Hypertrophic 87 Enlargement of- See part involved. Enophthalmos 49 Entameba. See Amebiasis. .19 Enteric Fever. See Typhoid Fever is Enteritis 36 Enterolith 36 Enteroptosis. See Intestine Ptosis, also Splanchno- ptosis. Entropion Lids 53 Enuresis 94 Epicanthus 53 Epidermolysis Bullosa 89 Epidermophyton 18 Epididymis, Diseases of 74 Epididymitis 74 Epigastric Hernia, Ven- tral 34,69 Epilepsy 77 Epilepsy, Psychoses of 77 Epiphora 53 Epiphyseal Separation 65 Epiphysitis 65 Episcleritis 55 Epispadias 74 Epistaxis i'84 Epithelioma .. / ' ' 2 6 Erosions ..43 Equinia. See Glanders 15 Equinovalgus 70 Equinovarus 71 Equinus 70 Eruption, Feigned ' 90 Erysipelas 18-48 Erysipelatoid Dermatitis 89 Erythema 90 Erythema Gangrenosum ... .90 Erythema Tnduratum 90 Erythema Multiforme 90 Erythema Nodosum 90 Erythema Perstans 90 Erythema Solare. See Ery- thema Caloricum 90 Erythrasma 90 Erythrocythemia . . . . 28 Erythrodermia 90 Erythromelalgia 32 Esophagismus 35 Esophagitis 35 Esophagus, Diseases of 35 Esophoria 54 Estivo-autumnal Fever. See Malaria 19 Ethmoiditis .^85 118 Page Eunuchism 76 Eustachian Tubes, Diseases of 47 Exfoliative Dermatitis 89 Exanopsia 49 Exhaustion-Infection Psycho- ses 81 Exhaustion, Nervous 81 Exhaustion from Overexer- tion 21 Exhaustion from Overwork. 21 Exhaustion from Pregnancy.62 Exophoria 54 Exophthalmic Goiter 46 Exophthalmos 49 Exostosis 65 Exposure 24 Exstrophy, Bladder 95 Extradural Hemorrhage 78 Extragenital. See Syphilis.. 18 Extrasystole 30 Extra-uterine Pregnancy. See Ectopic Pregnancy 61 Extravasation, Urine 94 Eye, Diseases of 48 Eye-ball, Diseases of 49 Eye-lid, Diseases of 53 Face, Bones of 103 Face, Deformities of 70 Facial Neuralgia 79 Facial Paralysis 79 Fainting. See Syncope 32 Fallopian Tubes, Diseases of. 58 Farcy 15-15 Far-sightedness. See Hyper- opia 49 Fasciae, Diseases of 69 Fat Embolism 29 Fat-necrosis 42 Fatty Heart 31 Fatty Liver 39 Faulty Status, General 69 Favus * ...18 Febricula. See Infection, Acute Unknown 15 Fecal Fistula 36 Fecal Impaction 37 Feeble-mindedness 81 Feeding, Improper 21 Feigned Eruption 90 Felon 17-46 Femoral Hernia 34 Fetal Conditions 63 Fetus, Abnormally Large ...63 Fetus, Dead 63 Fetus, Diseases of 63 Fetus, Macerated 63 Fetus, Still-born 22 Fibers. Medullated, of Retina.55 Fibrillation, Cardiac 30 Fibroid. See Leiomyoma. .. .27 Fibroma 27 Fibromyoma. See Leiomy- oma 27 Ribrosarcoma 27 Page Fibrosis, Lung. See Pneumo- nia, Chronic Interstitial... 84 Fibrosis, Uterus 59 Filariasis 20 Filiformis Verruca 93 Fingers. See Skin, Bone, Tendons, etc. Fingers, Supernumerary ....71 Fingers, Webbed. See Syn- dactylism 71 Fissure of- See part in- volved. Fistula of- See part in- volved. Fistula, Fecal 36 Flat Foot 70 Flat Hand 71 Flat Pelvis 71 Flea. See Pulex 20 Flies, Myiasis. See Myiasis. .20 Flies, Sting 20 Flukes (Worms) 19 Folie de Doute. See Obses- sions 82 Folliclis 18-55 Folliculitis 90 Folliculitis Decalvans 90 Food Poisoning 23 Foot, Bones of 105 Foot, Deformities of 70 Foot and Mouth Disease. ... 15 Foramen Ovale, Open 30 Fordyce's Disease 41 Foreign Body. See part in- volved. Fracture. See Bones 65 Fracture. See part involved. Fragilitas Ossium 65 Frambesia. See Yaws 19 Freckles. See Lentigo 91 Friedlander Bacillus. See Ba- cillus Mucosus Capsulatus. 15 Friedreich's Ataxia 80 Frontal Sinusitis 85 Frost-bite 90 Functional Derangement ....39 Funis. See Umbilical Cord..63 Funnel Chest 70 Funnel Pelvis 62,41 Furuncle 90-48 Furuncle, External Meatus.. 47 Furuncle, Nostril 84 Furunculosis 90 Gall-stones 40 Ganglion 69 Gangosa 90 Gangrene 90 Gangrene, Lung 83 Gangrene, Symmetrical. See Raynaud's Disease 32 Gas Bacillus Infection. See Bacillus Aerogenes Capsu- latus Infections 15-3 Gas Poisoning 23 119 Page Gastric Crisis, Tabetic. See part involved. Gastric Neurosis 43 Gastritis 43 Gastrocolic Fistula 43 Gastroenterostomy Fistula...43 Gastrointestinal Indigestion. .33 Gastroptosis. See Stomach Ptosis 44 Gastrosuccorrhea. See Stom- ach, Hypersecretion 43 General Paralysis of Insane.79 Generative System, Female..56 Generative System, Male....74 Genitalia, Male, Infantilism of 74 Genu Recurvatum 71 Genu Valgum 71 Genu Varum 71 Geographical Tongue 44 German Measles. See Ru- bella 17 Gigantism 21 Gigantism (Pituitary) 45 Gingivitis 44 Glanders 15 Glands, Ductless, Diseases of.45 Glaucoma 49 Glioma 27 Gliosarcoma 27 Glossitis 44 Glossy Skin 90 Glottis, Edema of 83 Gluteal Bursitis 66 Gluteal Hernia 34 Glycosuria 97 Goiter, Adolescent 46 Goiter, Exophthalmic 46 Goiter, Lingual 46 Goiter, Simple 46 Gonecystitis. See Vesiculi- tis 76 Gonococcus Infections . . . .15-67 Gonorrhea. See part involved. Gout 21 Grain Itch 20 Grand Mal. See Epilepsy.... 77 Granulations, Exuberant, of Umbilicus 45 Granuloma Annulare 90 Granuloma Coccidioidal 90 Granuloma Fungoldes 90 Granuloma Pyogenicum ....90 Granuloma, Ulcerating, of Pu- denda 91 Graves Disease. See Goiter, Exophthalmic 46 Greenstick Fracture 65 Grip. See Influenza 15 Ground Itch. See Uncinaria- sis 20 Group Medicine 107 Guinea Worm. See Dracon- tiasis 20 Page Gumma of- See part in- volved. Gums, Diseases of 44 Gynecology 56 Habit Spasm. See Tic 78 Hair, Diseases of 93-B Hair, Effects of 20 Hallucinosis, Alcoholic 81 Hallux Valgus 70 Hammer Toe 70 Hand, Bones of 104 Hand, Deformities 71 Hangnails 94 Hanot Cirrhosis of Liver 39 Harelip 38 Harrison's Groove 70 Hay-fever 82 Headache 77 Head, Deformities 71 Healing Stump Umbilicus. ...45 Heart, Diseases of 29 Heart-beat, Disorders 30 Heart-block 30 Heart, Neurosis 31 Heat Burn 25 Heat Exhaustion 24 Helminthiasis. See Worms... 19 Hemangioendothelioma 27 Hemangioma 26 Hematemesis 43 Hematocele 75 Hematocolpos 60 Hematoma of- See part in- volved. Hematometra 59 Hematomy elia 80 Hematuria 97 Hemeralopia 49 Hemianopsia 48 Hemiatrophy, Face 70 Hemiatrophy, Tongue 44 Hemiplegia 77 Hemochromatosis 21 Hemoglobinemia 28 Hemoglobinuria 97 Hemolytic Family Jaun- dice 28, 41 Hemolytic Jaundice 28, 41 Hemopericardium 32 Hemophilia 28 Hemophilic Joint 68 Hemoptysis 82 Hemorrhage. See part in- volved. Hemorrhoids 38 Hepatic. See Worms 19 Hepatitis 39 Hermaphrodism 74 Hernia 34 Hernia, Brain 78 Hernia, Joint 68 Hernia, Lung 83 Hernia, Muscles 68 Heroin. See Opium Group...23 Herpes of- See part involved. 120 Page Herpes Simplex 91 Herpes Zoster 91 Herpetiformis Dermatitis. ...89 Hiccough 33 Hip, Bones of 104 Hip, Deformities 71 Hirschsprung's Disease. See Colon, Dilatation 37 Hives. See Urticaria 93 Hodgkin's Disease 72 Hollow Foot 70 Homesickness. See Nostal- gia 77 Hookworm. See Uncinaria- sis 20 Hordeolum 53 Horn. See Cornu 88 Horseshoe Kidney 96 Hour-glass Stomach 43 Housemaid's Knee. See Bur- sitis, Prepatellar 66 Human Bite 25 Huntington's Chorea 77 Hutchinson Teeth 44 Hyalin Bodies of Optic Nerve.54 Hyalitis, Suppurative 56 Hyaloid Artery, Persistent. ..56 Hydatid Cyst. See Echino- coccus 20 HydaUdiforin Mole 27, 61 Hydramnios 61 Hydroa 91 Hydrocele 75 Hydrocele of Canal of Nuck.58 Hydrocele of Cord 75 Hydrocephalus 63,78 Hydrocyanic Acid Poisoning. 23 Hydrocystoma 94 Hydronephrosis 96 Hydropericardium 32 Hydrophobia. See Rabies... 17 Hydropneumothorax 86 Hydrops of Gall Bladder.... 40 Hydrorrhea Gravidarum . ... 61 Hydrosalpinx 58 Hydrotherapy 107 Hydrothorax 86 Hydroureter 96 Hygiene 107 Hygiene, Bad 21 Hymen, Tmperforate 60 Hymen, Daceration 60 Hymenolepsis Nana. See Tenia Nana 20 Hypacidity. See Hvpochlor- hydria 43 Hyperacidity. See Hyper- chlorhydria . ... . 43 Hyperacidity of Urine 97 Hyperchlorhydria 43 Hyperesthesia. Ovary 57 Hyperesthesia, Retina 55 Hyperesthesia, Stomach ....43 Hyperidrosis 94 . Page Hypermetropia. See Hyper- opia 49 Hypermotility, Stomach 43 Hypernephroma 27 Hyperopia 49 H yp er phori a 54 Hyperpituitarism. See Super- pituitarism 45 Hyperplastic. See part in- volved. Hypersecretion, Stomach .... 32 Hypertension 32 Hyperthyreoidism 46 Hypertrichosis 94 Hypertrophic Arthritis 67 Hypertrophic Cirrhosis 39 Hypertrophic Gastritis 43 Hypertrophic Rhinitis 84 Hypertrophic Scar. See Ke- loid 27 Hypertrophy of- See part involved. Hypnotics 107 Hypnotism 107 Hypochlorhydria 43 Hypochondriasis 82 Hypomotility, Stomach 43 Hypophysis Cerebri. See Pituitary 45 Hypopituitarism. See Sub- pituitarism 45 Hypoplasip, Uterus 59 Hypospadias 74 Hypotension 32 Hypothyreoidism 46 Hysteria 82 Hysterical Amblyopia 49 Hysterical Aphonia 83 Hysterical Joint 68 Ichthyosis 91 Icterus. See Jaundice 40 Idiocy 81 Idiocy, Amhurotic Family. . . .76 Ileus. See Intestine, Obstruc- tion 36 Ileus, Paralytic 36 Imbecility 81 Impaction of Feces 37 Impaction of Tooth 44 Imperative Ideas. See Obses- sions 82 Imperforate Anus 38 Imperforate Hymen 60 impetiginous Dermatitis ....89 Impetigo 18-48 Impetigo, Bullous, of New- born 18 Impotence 74 Incarcerated Hernia 34 Incarceration. Retroverted Pregnant Uterus 59 Incised Wound 26 Incontinence, Rectal 38 Incontinence. Urine 94 121 Page Incoordination, Pluriglandu- lar 45 Incoordination, Thyreoid ....46 Indicanuria 98 Indigestion, Duodenal 38 Indigestion, Gastro - intesti- nal 33,36 Indigestion, Intestinal 36 Indurative Hepatitis 39 Inequality, Arms 69 Inequality, Legs 69 Inertia, Uterus 62 Infancy, Nutritional Disturb- ances of 21 Infantile Paralysis. See Poliomyelitis 80 Infantilism 21 Infantilism, Genitalia 74 Infantilism (Pituitary) Fro- lich Type 45 Infantilism, Uterus. See Hypoplasia 59 Infraction of- See part in- volved. Infection of-■ See part in- volved. Infection, Acute Unknown... 15 Infection-Exhaustion Psycho- ses 81 Inferiority, Constitutional. See Psychopathies, Miscellane- ous 82 Inflammation. See part in- volved. Influenza 15 Ingrowing Nails 94 Inguinal Hernia 34 Injury of- See part involved. Insane, General Paralysis of.79 Insanity 81 Insects, 20 Insolation 24 Insomnia 77 Insufficiency of- See part involved. Intermittent Claudication.... 29 Internal Ear. Diseases of....48 Internal Hernia 34 Interstitial Hepatitis 39 Interstitial Nenhritis 96 Intertrigo 91 Interval Appendix 37 Interventricular Septum, De- fective 30 Intestinal. See Worms 19 Tntestinal Diseases 36 Intoxication. See Poisoning. .22 Intoxication, Acid. See Aci- dosis 21 Tntoxication. Heart 31 Tntox1cation, Infancy 21 Tntnxication. Pregnancy. See Toxemia of Pregnancy 61 Tntracansular Fracture 65 85 Page Inversion, Uterus 59, 62 Involution Melancholia 81 lodism 23 Iridectopia 51 Iridocyclitis 51 Iridodialysis 51 Iris, Diseases of 51 Iritis. See Iridocyclitis 51 Irritation of Brain, Localized.78 Ischiatic Hernia 34 Ischiorectal Abscess 38 Itch. See Scabies ....20 Itch, Barber's. See Tinea and Sycosis 18,94 Jacksonian Epilepsy 77 Jaundice 41 Jaundice, Hemolytic 28,40 Jaundice, Hemolytic F a m - ily 28,40 Jaundice, Infectious 16 Jaw, Diseases of 44 Joints, Classification of ....102 Joints, Diseases of 67 Joints of Pelvis, Ankylosis...67 Joints of Pelvis, Relaxation.. 67 Joint-strain, Static . 68 Jugular Thrombophlebitis.... 33 Justo-minor Pelvis 62,71 Juvenile Psychopathies 82 Kala-azar 19 Kaposi's Disease. See Xero- dermia Pigmentosum 93 Keloid 27 Keratectasia 51 Keratitis 51 Keratoconus 51 Keratoderma, Gonococcus ...15 Keratoglobus 51 Keratolysis ...91 Keratosis Follicularis 91 Keratosis Palmaris et Plan- taris 91 Keratosis Pilaris 91 Keratosis Senilis 91 Keratosis, Tonsil 87 Ketonuria 98 Kidney, Diseases of 95 Kink of Ureter 97 Knee, Deformities of 71 Koch-Weeks Bacillus 16 Korsakow Syndrome 81 Kraurosis 60 Kyphosis 72 Labor, False Pains 61 Labor. Missed 64 Labyrinthitis 48 Lacerated Wound 26 Laceration of- See part In- volved. Laceration, Brain. See Brain, Trauma 79 La chrvmal Organs, Diseases of ' 52 Laennec's Cirrhosis 39 T . o n 1m r-. n 58 122 Page Landry's Paralysis 80 Laryngismus Stridulus 83 Laryngitis 83 Larynx, Diseases of 83 Lateral Sclerosis 80 Lateral Sclerosis, Amyotro- phic 80 Lead Poisoning 23 Leather-bottle Stomach 43 Legs, Inequality 69 Leiomyoma 27 Leimyosarcoma 27 Leischmannia. See Kala-azar.19 Lens, Diseases of 53 Lenticular Degeneration ....79 Lentigo 91 Leontiasis Ossea 70 Leprosy 16 Leucoma, Cornea 51 Leucorrhea 56 Leukemia 28 Leukoderma. See Vitiligo. .. 93 Leukonychia 94 Leukoplakia, Mouth 41 Leukoplakia, Tongue 45 Lichen Acuminatus 91 Lichens Pilaris 91 Lichen Planus 91 Lichen Ruber. See Lichen Acuminatus 91 Lids, Diseases of 53 Life Insurance 108 Lightning Stroke. See Elec- tric Shock 24 Lineae Albicantes 91 Linear Atrophy, Skin 88 Lingual Goiter 46 Lingual Tonsil. Enlarged ... 87 Linitis Plastica 43 Lip, Diseases of 38 Lipoma 27 Lipoma Arborescens 68 Little's Disease. See Enceph- alomalacia 78 Liver, Diseases of 39 Lobar Pneumonia 84 Lobular Pneumonia. See Broncho-pneumonia 84 Lock-jaw. See Tetanus 18 Locomotor Ataxia. See Tabes. 18 Locomotor Svstem. Diseases of 65 Loose Body In Joint 68 Lordosis 72 Louse. See Pediculosis 20 Lues. See Syphilis 18 Lumbar Hernia 34 Lumbar Rib 70 Lumbar Vertebrae, Sacraliza- tion of 72 Lumbo Sacral Plexus 98 Lung, Diseases of 83 Lupus of Conjunctiva 50 Lunus Erythematosus 91 Lupus Vulgaris. See Skin...93 Page Luxation. See Dislocation. Lymph Glands, Classification of io5 Lymphadenitis 72 Lymphangiectasis 91 Lymphangiectasis, Conjunc- tiva 50 Lymphangioendothelioma ...27 Lymphangioma 26 Lymphangitis 73 Lymphatic Leukemia 28 Lymphatic System, Diseases of 72 Lymphatic Status 72 Lymph-nodes, Diseases of...72 Lymphosarcoma 2 7 Macerated Fetus 22,65 Macrocephalus 71 Macroglossia 45 Macula, Cornea 51 Madelung's Deformity 65 Madura Foot (Mycetoma) .. 16 Magnesium Poisoning 23 Malaria 19 Male Generative System, Dis- eases of 74 Malformation. See Anomaly. Malignant Pustule. See An- thrax 15 Malingering 81 Malnutrition 21 Malposition, Teeth 44 Mal-presentations of Fetus.. 63 Malta Fever 16 Malunion of Fracture 65 Mamma. See Breast 57 Mammilla, Fissure . ; 57 Mammilla, Supernumerary... 57 Mammillitis 57 Mania. See Maniac-Depress- ive Psychoses 81 Manic-Depressive Psychoses. 81 Marasmus 21 Marie Type of Progressive Muscular Atrophy 80 Mastitis ' 57,64 Mastoid. Diseases of .48 Mastoiditis 48 Masturbation 56 7 4 Materia Medica 107 Maxillary Sinus. See An- trum 85 Measles 16 Measles, German. See Ru- bella 17 Meatus, External 47 Meckel's Diverticulum 36 Mediastinitis 32 Mediastinum, Diseases of....32 Medical1 Ethics 107 Medical Education 108 Medical Jurisprudence 108 Medical Schools 108 Medicamentosum 23 Medicamentosa 89 123 Page Medicine (Clinical) 107 Medicine (General) 107 Medicine (Tropical) 108 Medicine, Practice of 107 Mediterranean Fever. See Maita Fever 16 Medulla, Diseases of 80 Medullated Fibres of Retina. .55 Megalosporon-Tinea 18 Melancholia. See Manic-De- pressive Psychoses 81 Melancholia, Involution 81 Melanotic Sarcoma 27 Melena 36 Membrane, Pupillary, Persist- ent 52 Membranes, Premature Rup- ture 63 Meniere's Symptom Complex. 4 8 Meninges, Diseases of 79 Meningismus 79 Meningitis 79 Meningitis, Epidemic 16 Meningococcus Infections.... 16 Menopause 56 Menorrhagia 56 Menstruation 56 Mental Retardation 81 Mercury Poisoning 23 Mesenteric Embolism 29 Mesentery, Diseases of 41 Metabolic Type Ankylosis. . . .67 Metabolism. See part in- volved Biology 107 Metastatic. See part involved. Metatarsalgia, Anterior (Mor- ton) 70 Meteorism 36 Methemoglobinemia 23,28 Methyl Alcohol Poisoning. .. .22 Metritis 59 Metrorrhagia 59 Microcephalus 71 Micrococcus Catarrhalis ....16 Microphthalmos ..49 Microsporon 18 Middle Ear, Diseases of 48 Migraine 77 Mikulicz Disease 42 Miliaria 91 Miliary Tuberculosis 96 Milium 91 Milk Fever 16 Milk Secretion, Deficient ....57 Mind. Diseases of. See Psyche 81 Miosis 52 Miscarriage 61 Missed Abortion. 61 Missed Labor 61 Mitral insufficiency 31 Mitral Stenosis 31 Mixed-cel] Sarcoma 27 Mb'ed Turnon 27 Mole. See Nevus 91 Mole, Hydatidiform 27, 61 Molluscum Contagiosum ....91 Mongolian Idiocy 81 Monoplegia 77 Monstrosity 21, 61 Morax-Axenfeld Bacillus ...16 Morbilli. See Measles 16 Moronism 81 Morphea. See Scleroderma. 6 8, 92 Morphinism. See Opium Group 23 Morton's Metatarsalgia 70 Mosquitos 20 Moths 20 Mouse in Joint. See Loose Body in Joint 68 Mouth, Diseases of 41 Mucous Colitis 37 Multiple Birth 63 Multiple Neuritis (Polyneu- ritis) 79 Multiple Pregnancy 61 Multiple Sclerosis. See Scle- rosis, Disseminated 80 Mumps 16 Mural Thrombosis 31 Murmurs-heart 31 Muscae Volitantes 56 Muscles. See part involved. Muscular Atrophy, Progres- sive 80 Mushroom Poisoning 23 Myasthenia Gravis 69 Myatonia. See Amyotonia... 68 Mycetoma (Madura Foot)... 16 Mycosis Fungoides. See Granuloma Fungoides .. . .90 Mydriasis 52 Myelitis 80 Myelogenous Leukemia 28 Myeloma 27 Myiasis 20 Myocardial Insufficiency 31 Myocarditis 31 Myoma. See Leiomyoma or Rhabdomyoma 27 Myopia 49 Myositis 69 Myotonia Congenita 69 Mvotonia Atrophica 69 Myringitis 48 Myxedema. 46 Myxoma 27 Myxosarcoma 27 Nails, Diseases of 94 Nana 20 Narrow Chest 70 Near-sightedness. See My- opia 49 Nebula of Cornea 51 Necator. See Uncinariasis. . .20 Necrosis of- See part in- volved. Necrosis. Bone. See Osteo- mvelitis 66 124 Page Neonatorum. See New-Born.65 N ephritis 96 Nephritis, Pregnancy 61 Nephrolithiasis. See Kidney Calculus 96 Nephroptosis. See Kidney Ptosis 96 Nerve. See part involved. Nerves, Classification of, Ap- penlix I 98 Nerves, Cranial '....99 Nerves, Peripheral, Diseases of 79 Nervous Anorexia 33 Nervous Diathesis 81 Nervous Exhaustion 81 Nervous Headache 77 Nervousness 81 Nervous System, Diseases... .76 Neuralgia 79 Neurasthenia 82 Neuritis. See disease in ques- tion 79 Neuritis, Auditory 48 Neuritis, Pressure, Optic. .54, 79 Neuritis, Retrobulbar 54 N eurofibroma 27 Neurofibromatosis 27 Neuroma 27, 79 Neuro-retinitis. See Reini- tis 55 Neurosis of- See part in- volved. Neurosis, Occupation 82 Neurosyphilis. See Syphilis..78 Nevus 91 Nevus Unius Lateralis 91 New-born Infants 65 New-born, Diseases of. See Diseases in each case. New Growths. See part in- volved 26,91 Nicotine. See Tobacco 24 Night-blindness. See Nycta- lopia 49 Night-terrors 82 Nipple. See Mammilla 57 Nocardiosis 16 No Diagnosis 27 No Disease 27 Nodosa Conjunctivitas 50 Noma 41 Nonunion of Fracture 65 Normal Person. See No Dis- ease 27 Normal Pregnancy 61 Nose-bleed. See Epistaxis... 84 Nose, Bones of 103 Nose, Diseases of 84 Nostalgia 77 Nostril, Atresia of 84 Nostril. Furuncle of 84 Nuck. Canal of, Hydrocele. . .58 Nurses 108 Viircin" 109 Page Nursling. See New-born Child 65 Nutritional Disturbances of Infancy 21 Nyctalopia 49 Nystagmus 54 Ooermeier Spirillum. See Re- lapsing Fever 17 Obesity 21 Obsessions 82 Obstetrics 61 Obstruction, Intestinal 36 Obturator Hernia 34 Occupation Neurosis 82 Ochronosis 21 Ocular Conditions. See Eye. 48 Odontoma Osteoma 27 Oesophagus. See Esophagus.35 Oidiomycosis. See Blastomy- cosis and Coccidioides ....15 Olecranon Bursitis 66 Oligohydramnios 63 Omentum, Diseases of 42 Onychauxis 94 Onychia 94 Onychogryphosis 94 Oophoritis 57 Opacity of Cornea 51 Opacity of Lens 53 Opacity of Vitreous 56 Operation Wound. See part involved. Operative Menopause 56 Ophthalmia Neonatoroum. See Gonococcus Conjuncti- vitis 15,50 Ophthalmia, Sympathetic. See Panopthalmitis 49 Ophthalmoplegia Externa. ...54 Ophthalmoplegia Interna .... 52 Opium Group Poisoning 23 Optic Nerve, Diseases of 49 Orbit, Diseases of 54 Orchitis 76 Oriental Sore 19, 88 Orthostatic Albuminuria ... .97 Ossicles, Ankylosis of 48 Ossification of Cranial Su- tures. Ossification of Trachea 87 Osteitis. See Osteomyelitis. .66 Osteitis Deformans 66 Osteoarthritis 67 Osteoarthropathy, Cardiopul- monary 66 Osteochronditis of (Perthes Disease) 71 Osteogenesis Imperfecta .... 66 Osteoma 27 Osteomalacia 66 Osteomyelitis 66 Osteoporosis 66 Osteopsathyrosis. See Fra- gilitas Ossium 65 Osteosarcoma 27 125 Page Othematoma 47 Otitis Externa 47 Otitis Interna 48 Otitis Media 48 Otosclerosis 48 Ovaritis. See Oophoritis. ...57 Ovary, Diseases of 57 Overexertion 21 Overwork 21 Oxalic Acid Poisoning 23 Oxaluria 98 Oxycephalus 71 Oxyuriasis 20 Ozena. See Rhinitis, Atro- phic 84 Pachydermia 92 Pachymeningitis 79 Paget's Disease. See Osteitis Deformans 66 Paget's Disease, Nipple. See Epithelioma 26 Painful Amputation-stump... 25 Palate, Diseases of 85 Pancreas, Diseases of 42 Pancreatitis 42 Panniculitis 35 Pannus 51 Panopthalmitis 49 Papillaris Capillitii 89 Papillitis 54 Papilloma 27 Paraffinoma. See Foreign Body 26 Paragonimus. See Distomia- sis 19 Parakeratosis Variegata 92 Paralysis. See part involved. Paralysis Agitans 77 Paralysis of Associated Move- ments 54 Paralysis, Bulbar 80 Paralysis, Eye 54 Paralysis following- See Dis- eases in question. Paralysis, General, of Insane.79 Paralysis, Infantile. See Poliomyelitis 80 Paralysis, Dandry's 80 Paralysis, Peripheral Nerve.. 79 Paralysis, Recurrent Nerve.. 83 Paralytic Ileus 36 Paralytic Miosis 52 Paralytic Mydriasis 52 Parametritis 56 Paramyoclonus Multiplex ... 69 Paranephric Abscess 95 Paranoia 81 Paranoid State 81 Paraphimosis 75 Paraplegia 77 Parapsoriasis 92 Parasites. Animal. See part involved. Pera thyreoid Glands, Diseases of 45 Page Paratyphoid Fever 16 Parenchymatous Nephritis. .. 96 Paresis .79 Parinaud's Conjuncivitis ....50 Parkinson's Disease. See Paralysis Agitans 77 Paronchia 94 Parotitis 42 Parotitis, Epidemic. See Mumps 16 Paroxysmal Tachycardia ...30 Parry's Disease. See Goiter, Exophthalmic 46 Parturition, at Term 62 Parturition, Before Term.... 64 Passive Congestion of- See part involved. Patella, Slipping 71 Pediculoides 20 Pediculosis 20 Pellagra 21 Pelvic (Bones of) 104 Pelvic Floor. See Perineum..58 Pelvic Peritonitis 56 Pelvis, Deformities of ...61,72 Pemphigus 92 Pemphigus, Conjunctiva ....50 Pendulous Abdomen 35 Penis, Diseases of 74 Pentosuria 98 Peptic Ulcer 44 Perforating Ulcer. See Ulcer, Trophic 93 Perforation of- See part in- volved. Periarteritis Nodosa 29 Periarthritis 68 Pericarditis 32 Pericardium, Diseases of 32 Perichondritis 66 Perichondritis of Auricle ...47 Perichondritis of Nose 84 Pericolitis 37 Perihepatitis 39 Perimetritis. See Parame- tritis 56 Perineal Testicle 76 Perinephritic. See Paraneph- ric 95 Perineum, Diseases of 58 Periostitis 66 Peripheral Nerves, Diseases of 79 Perisplenitis 73 Peristalsis 36 Peritoneal Adhesions 35 Peritoneum, Diseases of 35 Peritonitis 35 Peritonsillar Abscess 86 Pernicious Anemia ....28 Pernicious Vomiting of Preg- nancy 33 Pernio 92 Persistent TTvaloid Artery... 56 126 Page Persistent Pupillary M e m - brane 52 Persistent Thymus 46 Perthes Disease, Osteochron- ditis 71 Pertussis (Whooping Cough). 16 Peruvian Wart. See Verruga Peruviana 19 Pes Cavus. See Hollow Foot. 7 0 Pes Planus. See Flat Foot..70 Petit Mal 77 Phantom Tumor, Abdomen...35 Pharmacology 107 Pharyngitis 86 Pharynx, Diseases of 85 Phenacetin. See Coal-tar Group 23 Phenol. See Carbolic Acid..23 Phimosis 75 Phlebitis. See Thrombophle- bitis 33,57 Phlebolith 32 Phlebosclerosis 32 Phlegmasia Alba Dolens 33 Phlegmon. See Cellulitis. Phlegmonous Gastritis 43 Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis. .50 Phlyctenular Keratitis 51 Phobias 82 Phosphaturia 98 Phosphorus Poisoning 24 Phototheraphy 107 Phtheiriasis. See Pediculosis. 20 Phthisis. See Tuberculosis of Lungs 84 Phthisis Bulbae 49 Pick's Disease 32 Piedra 92 Pigmentation 92 Pigmentosa Retinitis 55 Piles. See Hemorrhoids 38 Pilonidal Sinus 93 Pineal Gland. Diseases of. .. .45 Pingueculum 50 Pink-eye, Epidemic 16 Pinta 18 Pinworm. See Oxyuriasis. ..20 Pituitary Gland. Diseases of.45 Pityriasis Rosea 92 Pityriasis Rubra. See Lichen Acuminatus 91 Pityriasis Simplex 92 Pityriasis Versicolor. See Tinea Versicolor 18 Placenta, Premature Separa- tion 63 Placenta Previa 61, 63 Plague v. ..16 Plana Verruca 93 Plastic Tris 52 Plethora. See Polycythemia. .28 Pleura, Diseases of 86 Pleurisy 86 Pleurisy (Dianhrap,matic).82. 86 Pleuritis. See Pleurisy 86 Page Plexuses Appendix 1..98 Plica Polonica 94 Plumbism. See Lead Poison- ing 23 Pluriglandular Incoordina- tion 45 Pluriglandular Insufficiency. .45 Pneumaturia 98 Pneumococcus Infections.. 17, 67 Pneumoconiosis 84 Pneumonia 84 Pneumonoconiosis. See Pneu- moconiosis 84 Pneumopericardium 32 Pneumophagia. See Crib- bing 33 Pneumothorax 86 Poisoning 22 Poison Oak. See Dermatitis Venenata 89 Poliomyelitis 80 Poliomyelitis, to include Polio- encephalitis 17 Poliomyelitis, Anterior, Chronic. See Progressive Muscular Atrophy 80 Pollakuria 94 Pollinosis. See Hay Fever.. 82 Polycythemia 2 8 Polydactylism. See Super- numerary Fingers or Toes.71 Polhydramnios 63 Poly Neuritis 79 Polyp, Cervical 58 Polyp, Nasal. See Rhinitis, Hypertrophic 84 Polyuria »,95 Pompholyx. See Dysidrosis.94 Pons 80 Porokeratosis 92 Portal Cirrhosis 39 Portal Necrosis, Liver 39 Portal Thrombophlebitis ....33 Post-febrile Psychoses 81 Po^t-operative Sinus 93 Post-partum. See Puerper- ium 64 Postural Scoliosis 72 Posture, Faulty. See Status, Faulty 69 Pott's Disease. See Tubercu- losis of Spine 80 Pott's Fracture. See Fracture Fibula 65 Precocity. See Development, Precocious 21 Practice of Medicine 107 Precordial Bulge 70 Preeclamptic Toxemia 61 Pregnancy, Diseases of 61 Pregnancy, Ectopic 61 Premature Alopecia 93 Premature Delivery 61 Premature Rupture of Mem- brane 63 127 Page Premature Separation of Pla- centa 61 Prematurity 21 Prepatellar Bursitis 66 Prepuce, Adhesions 60 Prepuce, Concretions 60,75 Prepuce, Redundancy .. . .60, 75 Presbyopia 49 Pressure, Cerebral. See Brain, Compression 78 Pressure, Mediastinal 32 Pressure, Neuritis, Optic 54 Pressure on. See part in- volved. Priapism 75 Primula Dermatitis. See Der- matitis Venata, Venenata.. 8 9 Procidentia 59 Proctitis 38 Progressive Muscular Atro- phy 80 Prolaj>se of- See part in- volved. Prolapse of Uterus. See Pro-^ cidentia 59 Prominent Auricles 47 Pronated Foot 70 Prostate, Diseases of 75 Prostatitis 75 Prostatorrhea 75 Protozoa 19 Prurigo 92 Pruritus 92 Pruritus Ani 38 Pruritus Vulvae 60 Prussic Acid. See Hydro- cyanic Acid .23 Psammoma. See Endotheli- oma, Dural ...27 Pseudoangina. See Angina Pectoris 29 Pseudocyesis 56 Pseudohermaphrodism 74 Pseudohypertrophic Muscular Dystrophy 68 Pseudoleukemia. See Hodg- kin's Disease 72 Psilosis. See Sprue 36 Psittacosis 17 Psoriasis 92 Psychasthenia 82 Psyche, Disases of 81 Psychogenic Depression 81 Psvchoneurosis 82 Psychopathies, Miscellaneous. 82 Psychoses, Anxiety 82 Psychoses, Epilepsy 77 Psychoses, Infection-Exhaus- tion 81 Psvchoses, Manic-Depressive. 81 Psychoses of Organic Brain Disease 81 Psychoses. Post-febrile 81 Psychoses. Senile 81 Psychoses. Symptomatic .... 81 Pago Psychoses, Thyreogenic 81 Psychoses, Toxic 81 Psychoses, Traumatic 81 Psychosis Polyneuritica. See Korsakow Syndrome 81 Psychotherapy 107 Psysiotherapy 107 Pterygium 50 Ptomaine Poisoning. See Food Poisoning 23 Ptosis of- See part involved. Ptyalism 42 Ptyalism, Pregnancy 61 Puerperal Infection 64 Puerperium, Diseases of 64 Pulex Irritans 20 Pulex Penetrans 20 Pulmonary Conditions. See Lung 83 Pulmonic Insufficiency 31 Pulmonic Stenosis 31 Pulsus Alternans 30 Punctured Wound 26 Pupillary Membrane, Persist- ent 52 Purpura 28, 92 Pustule, Malignant. See An- thrax 15 Pyelitis 96 Pyelonephritis 96 Pyemia. See Septicemia 28 Pylephlebitis. See Thrombo- phlebitis, Portal 33 Pyloric Stenosis 44 Pylorospasm 44 Pyogenic Anthritis 67 Pyogenic Dermatitis 89 Pyonephrosis 96 Pyopericardium 32 Pyopneumothorax 86 Pyorrhea Alveolaris. See Gingivitis, Alveolar 44 Pyosalpinx 58 Pyuria 98 Quinine Poisoning 24 Rabies 17 Rachitic Pelvis in Pregnancy.62 Rachitis. See Rickets .21 Radiotherapy 107 Radium Burn 25 Ragweed Dermatitis 89 Ranula 42 Rat-bite Fever 19 Raynaud's Disease 32 Recklinghausen's Disease ... .27 Recti, Diastasis 34 Rectocele 58 Rectum, Diseases of 38 Recurrent Bullous Eruption of Childhood 92 Recurrent Nerve Paralysis. .. 83 Redundancy, Scrotum 75 Red Gum. See Miliaria Rubra 91 Refractive Errors of Eye... 49 128 Page Regurgitation 33 Regurgitation, Valvular. See insufficiency 31 Relapsing Fever 17 Relaxation of Joints 68 Relaxation of Joints in Pelvis in Pregnancy 61 Relaxation of Perineum ....58 Renal Diabetes 21 Repens Dermatitis 89 Respiratory System, Diseases of 82 Retained Secundines 63-64 Retardation, Mental 81 Retention of Urine 95 Retina, Diseases of 55 Retinitis 55 Retrobulbar Neuritis 54 Retroflexion of Uterus. See Retroposition 59 Retroperitoneal Cyst 34 Retroperitoneal Tumor 35 Retropharyngeal Abscess .... 85 Retroposition of Uterus 59 Retroversion of Uterus. See Retropositi on 59 Rhabdomyoma 27 Rhachitic Pelvis 63 Rhabdomyosarcoma 27 Rheumatic Fever, Com- fflplex 17,67 Rheumatoid Arthritis. See Subheads under Arthritis. .67 Rhinitis 84 Rhinophima 85 Rhinoscleroma 17,85 Rhus. See Dermatitis Vene- nata 89 Rib, Cervical 70 Rib, Lumbar 70 Ribs (General) 103 Rickets 21 Riggs Disease 44 Ringworm. See Tinea 18 Rocky Mountain Fever 17 Rodent Ulcer 26 Roentgen-ray. See X-ray- burn 25 Rosacea 92 Rose-cold. See Hay-fever... 82 Roteln. See Rubella 17 Round-celled Sarcoma 27 Round Ligament, Diseases of. 58 Roundworm. See Ascariasis. 19 Rubella 17 Rumination S3 Rupture of- See part in- volved. Saccharomyces. See Blasto- mycosis 15 Sacralization of Lumbar Ver- tebrae 72 Sacro-iliac Relaxation 68 Salivary Glands 42 Salpingitis 47 Page Salpingitis, Eustachian 58 Sarcoma 27 Saturnism. See Lead Poison- ing 23 Satyriasis 74 Scabies 20 Scapula 72 Scar 92 Scar of Esophagus 35 Scar, Hypertrophic. See Keloid 27 Scarlatina. See Scarlet Fever 17 Scarlatinaform Erythema. ... 90 Scarlet Fever 17 Schistosomiasis. See Disto- miasis 19 Scintillating Scotoma 48 Sclera, Diseases of 55 Sclerema Neonatorum 92 Scleritis 55 Sclerodactylia 92 Scleroderma 68,92 Sclerosis, Amyotrophic Lat- eral so Sclerosis, Combined 80 Sclerosis, Diffuse. See Com- bined Sclerosis 80 Sclerosis, Disseminated 77 Sclerosis, Lateral 80 Sclerosis, Valvular 31 Scoliosis 72 Scorbutus. See Scurvy ' " . ' 21 Scorpion 20 Scotoma, Scintillating .""'48 Scratch. See Abrasion 25 Scrofula. See Skin T. B. of. .93 Scrotum, Diseases of 75 Scurvy 21 Sea Sickness ^24 Sebaceous Cyst . .88 Seborrhea . .92 Seborrheic Dermatitis 89 Seborrhide 92 Seborrhoica Alopecia ..../.93 Seborrhoica Verruca 93 Secundines, Retained 63 Sedatives 107 Seminal Vesicles, Diseases of.76 Senile Psychoses 81 Senile Tremor 78 Senilis Alopecia 93 Senility ...22 Separation. Epinhyseal 65 Sepsis. Puerperal. See Puer- peral Infection 64 Septicemia 28 Septum, Defective Interven- tricular 30 Septum, Nasal, Abscess 85 Septum, Nasal. Deviation ...85 Septum, Nasal, Perforation. . 85 Septum, Nasal, Spurs 85 S erotherapy 107 Serum Eruptions 92 129 Pago Sexual Neurasthenia 82 Shell-fish Poisoning 24 Shingles. See Herpes Zoster.91 Shock 22, 6o Sialoadenitis 42 Sialodochitis 43 Sick-headache. See Migraine. 77 Silver Poisoning. See Ar- gyria 22, 88 Singer's Nodes. See Laryn- gitis, Chronic 83 Singultus. See Hiccough. .. .33 Sinus 93 Sinus Arrhythmia 30 Sinusitis 85 Sinus Thrombophlebitis 33 Situs Viscerum Transpositus . 3 5 Skin, Diseases of 87 Skin, Donor of 89 Skin, Glossy 90 Skull, Bones of 102 Skull, Fracture. See Bones, Fracture. Sleep, Lack of 32 Sleeping-sickness. See Try-^ panosomiasis ...19 Sleeplessness. See Insomnia.77 Sleep Walking. See Somnam- bulism 82 Slipping Patella 71 Small-pox 17 Smoke Inhalation 24 Snake Poisoning 24 Snapping Joint 68 Snow Blindness 55 Solar Retinitis 55 Solium 20 Somnambulism 82 Spasmophilia 77 Spastic Mydriasis 52 Spastic Paraplegia 77 Speech Disorders. See Dysarthria 77 Spermatic Cord, Torsion of.. 7 5 Spermatic Duct. See Vas Deferens 76 Spermatocele 75 Spermatorrhea 74 Sphenoid Sinusitis 85 Sphincter, Anal, Laceration.. 38 Spina Bifida 63,72 Spinal Cord, Diseases of 80 Spindle-celled Sarcoma 27 Spine 103 Spine, Deformities of 72 Splanchnoptosis 35 Spleen, Diseases of 73 Splenic Anemia 2 8 Splenitis 73 Splenomegaly. See Spleen, Enlarged 73 Spondylitis. See Arthritis of Spine 72 Sporotrichosis 17 Sprain 68 Pago Sprue 36 Spurs, Nasal Septum 85 Squint 54 Stammering. See Dysarthria. 7 7 Staphylococcus Infections ...17 Staphyloma of Cornea 51 Staphyloma of Sclera 55 Starvation 22 Stasis 37 State Medicine 107 Status Epilepticus 77 Status, General Faulty 69 Status Lymphaticus ....46,72 Steatorrhoea 36 Stenosis of- See part in- volved. Stenosis, Aortic 31 Stenosis, Mitral 31 Stenosis, Pulmonic 31 Stenosis, Tricuspid 31 Sterility 56,74 Stermum 103 Still-born Fetus 22, 65 Stings of Insects 20 Stokes-Adams Syndrome ....29 Stomach, Diseases of 43 Stomatitis 41 Stomatitis, Epidemic. See Foot and Mouth Disease... 15 Stone. See Calculus. Stone in Gall Bladder 40 Strabismus. See Squint ....54 Strain, Static, of Joint 68 Strangulated Hernia 34 Strangulation of- See part involved. Streptococcus Mucosus Capsu- latus 17 Streptococcus Pyogenes 18 Streptothrix. See Actinomy- cosis and Nocardiosis. .15, 16 Strongyloidiasis 20 Struma. See Thyreoid 46 Strychnine Poisoning 24 Stuttering. See Dysarthria.. 77 St. Vitus Dance. See Chorea Minor 77 Stye. See Hordeolum 53 Subachromial Bursitis 66 Subdiaphragmatic Abscess...34 Sub hyaloid Hemorrhage ....55 Subinvolution of Uterus ....59 Sublingual Sialdadenitis ....42 Subluxation. See Dislocation. Submersion 24 Subphrenic Abscess 34 Subpituitarism 45 Subscapular Bursitis 66 Sudamina. See Miliaria ....91 Suffocation. See Asphyxia- tion 24 Sun-burn. See Dermatitis So- lare 89 Sunstroke 24 Superinvolution of Uterus...59 130 Page Supernumerary Fingers 71 Supernumerary Mamma ....57 Supernumerary Mammilla ..57 Supernumerary Spleen 73 Supernumerary Toes 70 Superpituitarism 45 Superarenal Glands, Diseases of 46 Sweat Glands, Diseases of... 94 Sycosis 17-46 Symblepharon 54 Symptomatica Alopecia 93 Symptomatic Psychoses 81 Synchisis 56 Syncope 32 Syndactyalism of Fingers ..71 Syndactyalism of Toes 70 Synechia of Iris 52 Synovitis. See Arthritis or Tenosynovitis 67 Syphilis. See part involved.. 18 Syphilis, Cerebrospinal 78 Syphilophobia. See Hypochon- driasis 82 Syringomyelia 80 Tabardillo. See Typhus 19 Tabes Dorsalis 80 Tabes Mesenterica. See Tu- berculous Lymphadenitis, Mesenteric. Tachycardia ..30 Talipes 70 Tapeworm. See Teniasis. ...20 Tarsitis 54 Tattoo-marks 93 Tea Poisoning 24 Tear-duct. See Lachrymal Organs 52 Tear-gland. See Lachrymal Organs ,.52 Teeth, Diseases of 44 Teleangiectasis 93 Tendons, Diseases of 69 Teniasis 20 Tenonitis 54 Tenosynovitis 69 Teratoma 27 Testis, Diseases of 76 Tetanus 18 Tetany 78 Therapeutics 107 Thermic Fever. See Insola- tion 24 Thirst 22 Thomsen's Disease. See Myo- tonia Congenita 69 Thoracic Duct, Diseases of...74 Thorax. See Chest 70.103 Thrombophlebitis 33,57 Thrombosis Arterial. See part involved 29 Thrombosis, Mural 31 Thrombosis, Venous 33 Thrush 18,41 Thymus Gland, Diseases of.. 4 6 Page Thyreogenic Psychoses 81 Thyreoglossal Duct, Persist- ent 46 Thyroid Gland, Diseases of.. 46 Thyroiditis 46 Tic 78 Tic Douloureux. See Neural- gia, Facial 79 Ticks 20 Tin Poisoning 24 Tinea 18,94 Tinnitus 47 Tobacco Poisoning 24 Toe, Deformities 71 Tongue, Diseases of 44 Tonsil, Diseases of 86 Tonsillitis 87 Tonsils, Enlarged. See Ton- sillitis Hypertrophic 87 Tooth, Diseases of 44 Torsion of Omentum 42 Torsion of Spermatic Cord...75 Torticollis 72 Toxemia. See part involved. Toxemia of Pregnancy 61 Toxic Psychoses 81 Trachea, Diseases of 87 Tracheitis 87 Trachoma 18,50 Transfusion 10T Transposition of Viscera 35 Trauma of Brain 79 Traumatic Arthritis 68 Traumatic Cataract 53 Traumatic Effects of External Agents 24 Traumatic Iridocyclitis 51 Traumatic Periostitis 66 Traumatic Psychoneurosis ..82 Traumatic Psychoses 81 Traumatic Ulcer of Cornea..51 Trembles. See Milk Fever... 16 Tremor 78 Trichiasis ^54 Trichiniasis 20 Trichiuriasis 20 Trichocephalus. See Trichi- uriasis 20 Trichomoniasis 19 Trichophytosis. See Tinea... 18 Trichorrhexis Nodosa 94 Tricuspid Insufficiency 31 Tricuspid Stenosis 31 Trophic Arthritis 67 Trophic Cataract 53 Trophic Gangrene 90 Trophic Ulcer 93 Trophic Ulcer of Cornea 51 Tropical Medicine 108 Trypanosomiasis 19 Tsutsugamushi Fever 18 Tubal Abortion 61 Tubal Pregnancy. See Ectopic Pregnancy 61 131 Page Tubercle of- See part in- volved. Tuberculides 18 Tubeiculosis. See part in- volved. Tuberosum Xanthoma 93 Tubes, Fallopian, Diseases of 58 Tumor. See New Growth....26 Tumor of Abdomen 35 Tumor, Mixed 27 Tumor, Nature Unknown. See. part involved 27 Tumor, Phantom, of Abdo- _ men 35 Turbinates, Enlarged. See Rhinitis, Hypertrophic ....84 Turmschadel. See Oxycepha- lus 71 Twins 65 Tylosis 93 Typhoid Fever 18 Typhus Fever 19 Ulcer of- See part involved. Ulcer (Skin) 93 Ulcer, Rodent 26 Ulcerative Colitis 37 Ulcerative Stomatitis 41 Umbilical Cord, Diseases of..45 Umbilical Hernia 34 Umbilicus, Diseases of 45 Uncinariasis 20 TTndescended Testis 76 Undeveloped Testis 76 Urachus, Patent 95 Uraturia 98 Uremia 95 Ureter, Diseases of 96 Ureteritis 97 Urethra, Diseases of 97 Urethritis 97 Uridrosis 94 Urinary System, Diseases of. 94 Urine, Abnormalities of 97 Urine, Extravasation of 94 Urine, Incontinence of 94 Urine, Retention of 95 Urticaria 93 Uterus, Diseases of 58 Uveitis. See Iridocyclitis. ... 51 Uvula, Deformity 85 Vaccination 19 Vaccination, Typhoid 19 Vaccinia 19 Vaccinotherapy 107 Vagabond's Disease. See Pedi- culosis and Pigmentation, .22 Vagina. Diseases of 59 Vaginal Outlet. See Peri- neum 58 Vaginismus 60 Vaginitis 60 Vagotonia. See Vagus Neu- rosis 79 Vagus Neurosis 79 Page Valgus Foot 71 Valvular Lesions 30 Varicella. See Chicken-pox. .15 Varicella Gangrenosum. See Erythema Gangrenosum. . .SO Varices 35,60 Varicocele 33,75 Varicose Dermatitis 89 Varicose Eczema 89 Varicose Thrombophlebitis of Leg 33 Varicose Ulcer 93 Varicose Veins. See part in- volved 33,57 Variola. See Small-pox 17 Varix of Papilla 96 Varus Foot 71 Vascular Crisis 29,79 Vas Deferens, Diseases of...76 Vasomotor Neurosis 32 Vasomotor Rhinitis 84 Vasomotor System, Diseases of 32 Veins, Diseases of 32 Veins, Varicose. See part in- volved 33 Vena Cava. See Veins 32 Venenata Dermatitis 89 Ventral Hernia 34 Ventricular Fibrillation 30 Verruca 93 Verruga Peruviana 19 Versicolor ' 18 Vertebrae, Deformities 72 Vertebrae, List of 103 Vertigo 47,78 ■Vertigo, Aural 47 Verumontanitis 97 Vesical Neck, Contracture of.72 Vesicles Seminal, Diseases of. 76 Vesico-rectal Fistula 95 Vesico-vaginal Fistula 95 Vesiculitis 76 Villous Arthritis 67 Vincent Bacillus and Spiril- lum 19 Viscera Transposition 34 Vitiligo 93 Vitreous, Diseases of 56 Volkmann's Myositis 69 Volvulus 37 Vomica 86 Vomiting 33,62 Vulgaris Verruca 93 Vulva, Diseases of 60 Vulvitis 60 Vulvo-vaginitis. See Vagini- tis 60 Wart 93 Weak Foot 71 Weight Disturbance 21 Weil's Disease. See Jaundice, Infectious 16 Welch Bacillus. See Bacillus Aerogenes Capsulatus ....15 Page Wen. See Sebaceous Cyst...88 Whipworm. See Trichiuria- sis 20 Whooping Cough. See Per- tussis 16 Wilson's Disease, Exfoliativa.89 Wood Alcohol. See Methyl Alcohol 22 Worms, Flukes, etc 19 Wound. See part involved. Wrist, Bones of 104 Writer's Cramp. See Occupa- tion Neurosis 82 132 Page Xanthelasma 93 Xanthoma 93 Xerodermia Pigmentosum ...93 Xerosis of Eye 52 Xerostomia 43 X-ray. See Therapeutics, Radiotherapy 107 X-ray Dermatitis 89 X-ray Burn 25 Yaws 19 Yellow Atrophy, Acute 39 Yellow Fever 19 Zoster 91