PART I. CHAP. I. INTRODUCTORY
II. SURGICAL “HISTORY” AND HOW IT SHOULD BE TAKEN. . .
III. PHYSICAL EXAMINATION, AND HOW TO MAKE IT. METHODS OF EXAMINATION
PART I. DISEASES.
IV. DISEASES OF THE NOSE, NASO-PHARYNX AND ACCES- SORY SINUSES V. DISEASES OF THE EAR. eee VI. INABILITY TO OPEN THE MOUTH - we VII, DISEASES OF THE TONGUE AND FLOOR OF THE MOUTH . VIII. DISEASES OF THE PALATE IX, DYSPHAGIA F X. DISEASES OF THE LARYNX ‘i XI. DISEASES OF THE THYROID GLAND XII, DISEASES OF THE BREAST . XIII, DISEASES OF THE ABDOMEN. DIAGNOSIS OF AN ABDOMINAL SWELLING . XIV, DISEASES OF THE ABDOMEN (continued). ENLARGE- MENT OF A SINGLE ORGAN. ..
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CONTENTS
, ABDOMINAL PAIN
INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION
HERNIA
DIAGNOSIS OF GALL-STON
DISEASES OF OF
PYTURIA AND DISEASES OF DISEASES OF DISEASES OF DISEASES OF DIAGN
DIAGNOSIS
EXAMINATION
GENERAL INJURIES TO INJURIES TO INJURIES TO INJURIES TO INJURIES TO INJURIES TO INJURIES TO
INDEX
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THE RECTUM AND ANUS
THE URINARY ORGAN HEMATURIA
THE SCROTUM AND ITS CONTENTS
BONE JOINTS THE SPINE
§ OF ENLARGED LYMPHATIC GLANDS
ANEURISM «