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Identifier: atlasofclinicals00bock (find matches)
Title: Atlas of clinical surgery; with special reference to diagnosis and treatment for practitioners and students
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Bockenheimer, Ph. (Philipp), b. 1875
Subjects: Surgery, Operative
Publisher: New York : Rebman
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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the periosteum and irregular thick-ening of the cortex. Healing gradually took placeunder treatment by iodide internally and mercurialointment locally. There were no other signs ofsyphilis. 315 ULCUS GUMMOSUM (Gummatous Ulcer)Plate XCVII. Fig. 123. In this case a gumma occurred in the skin over theinternal malleolus after a kick (trauma is sometimesan exciting cause of gumma). The skin becameinfiltrated, swollen and red, and gradually brokedown, forming an ulcer with sharply cut edges anda base covered with tenacious, yellow deposit. Thepatient contracted a sore on the penis some yearspreviously, which was diagnosed as a soft chancre,and received no specific treatment. Three yearsafter infection a gumma developed in this situationand was treated for a long time with poultices, butwas afterwards healed by iodide of potassium inter-nally and mercurial ointment locally. The patientwas recommended further treatment by mercurialinunction or injections. 316 Bockenheimer, Atlas. Tab. XCVII.
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■n D CO Rebman Company. New-York Tuberculosis LYMPHOMATA COLLI TUBERCULOSA (Ti/hrrciiloiix lymphoma of the Neck)Plate XCVIII. Fig. 134.ARTHRITIS TUBERCULOSA FUNGOSA (Fungaling Tuberculouji Arthritu)ANKYLOSIS GENUS FIBROSAABSCESSUS FRIGIDUS (Fibrous Anchylosis of the Knee—Cold Abscess)Plate XCIX, Fig. 125.ARTHRITIS TUBERCULOSA PURULENTA (Purulent Tuberculous Arthritis)Plate C, Fig. 126.ARTHRITIS TUBERCULOSA FIBROSA (Fibrous Tuberculous Arthritis)ANKYLOSIS OSSEA—SUBLAXATIO (Bonij Anchylosis—Subluxation)Plate C, Fig. 127.ARTHRITIS TUBERCULOSA FIBROSA (Fibrous Tuberculous Arthritis)TUMOR ALBUS (nidtc swelling) Plate CI, Fig. 128.TUBERCULOSIS TESTIS (Tuberculous Testicle) Plate CII, Fig. 129.TUBERCULOSIS MANUS (Tuberculosis of the Hand) Plate cm. Fig. 130.OSTITIS TUBERCULOSA (Tuberculous Osteitis)SPINA VENTOSA (Spina reniosa) Plate CIV, Fig. 131.GANGRjENA PEDIS HUMIDA (Moist Gangrene of the Foot)Plate CIV, Fig. 132. Since the discovery of the tubercle baciUus byRobert Koch, in 1881

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