Catalogue of the Pathological Museum of St. George's Hospital / edited by John W. Ogle and Timothy Holmes.

  • St. George's Hospital (London, England). Pathological Museum.
Date:
1866
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    Hydrocephalus—continued. XXII. 54, p. 794. A.ppendix, VIII. 208, p. 838 ; 209, p. 839 Ilydrouephrosis tapped from without —see kidney Hydrophobia, drawing of oesophagus in, XXI, 86, p. 777 effects of, on stomach—see stomach Hypertrophy of bone, II. 1 to 4, inclu- sive, pp. 73, 74 Ileum, including “small intestines,” part unspecified:— Ilium, fracture of, 1.115, p. 38 wound and rupture of, IX. 93, p. 426 ; 105, 106, p. 430; 107, 109, p. 431; 110, 112, p. 432 ; 345, p. 505 rupture of, in reduction of hernia, IX. 94, 95, p. 427 effects ofpoisonon,IX. 113,114, p.433 pouch in, from strangulation of her- nia, IX. 97, 99, p. 428 congestion of. Drawing, XXI. 92, p. 777 sloughing of, from strangulation of hernia, IX. 98, p. 428 ; 151, p. 439 ulceration of, from strangulation of hernia, IX. 101, p. 429 artificial anus in, after hernia, IX. 102, p. 429 ; 103, p. 430 enlargement of glands of, IX. 116, p. 433; 118, 119, 120, p. 434; 339, p. 504 ulceration of, 121 to 125, 127 to 129, p. 434 ; 131 to 135, p.435 ; 144 to 148, p. 438 ; 149, 150, p. 439 ; 157, 158, p. 441 perforation of, IX. 136, p. 435; 148, p. 438 inflammation (enteritis), IX. 152, p. 439. Appendix, IX. 352, p. 844 internal strangulation, IX. 153, 154, 155, p. 440 intus-susception, IX. 163, 164, 166, p. 142 fibrinous exudation on mucous sur- face, IX. 168, p. 443 alveolar cancer, IX. 169, p. 443 ; 343, p. 505 encephaloid and other cancel’s, IX. 170,171, p. 445 ; 174, p. 446 ; 240, p. 468 ; 241, 244, p. 469 scrofulous deposit, IX. 175,176, p. 447 fibrous tumour, IX. 177, 178, p. 447 adhesion between neighbouring coils, IX. 232, p. 466 Iliac artery—see arteries fossa, tumours of, XVII. 42, p. 678 Impacted fractures—see fractures Imperforate vagina—see vagina Ineomplete fractures—sec fractures Infantile paralysis, atrophy of muscles in—see muscles Inflammation—see the parts affected syphilitic, II. 25, p. 77; 57, p. 87 ; 66, p. 89 ; 101, p. 99 strumous, II. 52, p. 84; and other specimens of strumous caries—see caries, under lieoAing “ bone” union of adjacent bones from, in ne- crosis—see bone Inguinal glands—see glands hernia—see hernia Innominate artery—.<tee arteries Internal ear, necrosis of, II. 99, p. 98 Internal epigastric artery—see arteries Invertebral cartilage—see spine Intestinal worms—see entozoa Intestines, effects of external force on, IX. 93, p. 426 ; 94, 95, p. 427 ; 104 to 112, inclusive, pp. 430 to 432 rupture of herniated bowel, IX. 94, 95, p. 4-27 ; 110, p. 432 effects of poisons on; bichloride of mercury, IX. 113,114, p. 433 ; 338, p. 503 potash, IX. 204, 205, p. 453 hydrochloric acid, IX. 200, p. 452 sulphuric acid, IX. 206, p. 454 extravasation of blood between coats of, IX. 115, p. 433 enlargement of glands of, IX. 116 117, p. 433 ; 118, 119, 120, p. 434; 339, p. 504 ulceration of, and its effects, IX. 121 to 160, inclusive, pp. 434 to 439 ; 152, p. 439 ; 157, 158, 159, p. 441 ; 179, p. 448 ; 334, p. 501; 341, p. 504 with perforation, IX. 133, 136, p. 435 ; 143, p. 437 ; 148, p. 438 ; 334, p. 501 ; 341, p. 504 with black deposit beneath mu- cous membrane, IX. 179, p. 448 inflammation of, Appendix, IX. 354, p. 844 gangrene ©f, IX. 151, p. 439 stricture of, IX. 160,161, p. 441 morbid growths, deposits, etc., in:— fibrinous, lining the mucous mem- brane, IX. 167, 168, p. 443 calculous and foreign bodies (such as hair-balls), see Index to Series XIX. 13. 721 fibrous, IX. 177, 178, p. 447 scrofulous, IX. 175, 176, p. 447