PART VI.—DISEASES OF THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
I. DISEASES OF THE MOUTH. Stomatitis Catarrhal Stomatitis | +e Aphthous Stomatitis... ... 2. eee Aphtha Cacheetica (Riga’s Disease) . . . - Membranous Stomatitis. ....... Ulcerative or Fetid Stomatit Neurotic Ulceration Parasitic Stomatitis La Perléche. . . nous Stomatitis . Mercurial Stomatitis .
II. DISEASES OF THE SALIVARY GLANDS. Hypersecretion ©. - 2. 2 ee ee ee rrr eer) wee TB Xerostoma . . Guablovers Month se ee Oe ne wee eee ee Re it matic Parotitis ©... ee — Core Puouitis oe eee ee 15
III. DISEASES OF THE ESOPHAGUS. Dilatation of the Ezophagus« Esophageal Diverticulum Stricture of the ‘Esophagus -
IV. PHYSICAL OR EXTERNAL INJURIES TO THE STOMACH. Malposition of the Stomach . Gastroptosis. . . . . tas Dilatation of the Stomach . . . Inflammatory Diseases of the Stomach | | Acute Catarrhal Gastritis. . . Toxic Gastritis ...... Diphtheritic Gastritis |. | Acute Suppurative Gastritis see Chronic Catarrhal Gastritis . . . Gastric Ulcer... 2... eee Carcinoma of the Stomach see Heenan a aid Bylo Trorophic Stenosis-of the Pylorus Nettoses of the Stomach
V. NERVOUS DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. Neuroses of Betetion’ | Hyperchlorh: an Neuroses of Moti Increased Peristalais of the Stomach |) 222222222022! 2 788 Diminished Peristalsis of the Stomach . Nenroses of Seneation ;
VI. DISEASES OF THE INTESTINES. Methods of Diagnosis Enteroptosis : Intestinal Catarrh | Diarrheas of Children . | Acute Gastro-intestinal Catarrh | Phlegmonous Enteriti Croupous or Diphtheriti 4 Bprae (Fs silosis) . 2. 2 ee ee Cholera Morbus. ... ~~. oa Intestinal Infarction... .--- 2s Intestinal Ulcers. . - . Duodenal Ulcer... . + + Follicular Ulcers Coronal Ulcers - Simple Ulcerative Colitis . . . Solitary Uleers ..-. . : Diffuse Catarrhal Uloer. . . « Membranous Enteri Sensory Disturbances Enteralgia . . 2. . Diminished Intestinal Sensil
VII. DISEASES OF THE LIVER. Anomalies in Shape and Position... . . i eae eR BE ERAS + 851 Vaundlee's (gg ees Oe Re ea a ES Eee ESL ES 852 Catarrhal Jaundice WTETETErt CTERtLELES 853 Other Forms of Jaundice. 21 Ti iiiil 856 Acute Infectious Cholecystitis... 2.2... thee ram ew OF Biliary Calculi... 001° bed bese eact bdas sell ll 858 Chronic Obstruction of the Duct by Gall-stones ss... 01s 860 Obstruction of the Common Duet. - : More Remote Effects of Gallstones: - Carcinoma of the Bile-ducts. . . Stenoris of the Bile-ducts . Icterus Neonatoram ss 2s) sss: Vascular (Circulatory) Affections of the Liver ‘Anemia Affections of the Hepatic Blood-vessels. . . . Atrophy and Hypertrophy of the Liver 5 Hepatic Infiltrations and Degenerations . . . Amyloid Infiltration... .. 2.2.2... Fatty Infiltration... 2... Fatty Degeneration»... 0... Perihepatitis... ee eee Acute Perihepatit er Chronic Perihepat Abscess of the Liver. 2.2... 2... 2 eee Peste Yellon Ato bY. ee ee ee ee e Liver in Phosphorus-poisoning . . . . Cirrhosis of the Liver . . . . me eaeae Carcinoma of the Liver. . * Other New Growths in the
VIII. DISEASES OF THE SPLEEN. Dislocation of the Spleen ee Splenic Hyperemia.. 1... 1.1L Bplenite oot hoSpieen Amyloid Degeneration of the Spleen Morbid Growths of the Spleen... ... . : Rapture of the Spleen... .....-...-
IX. DISEASES OF THE PANCREAS. Acute Pancreatitis. . . . Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis Suppurative Pancreatitis . . Gangrenous Pancreatitis oa Chronic Pancreatitis... 2... ee ee Pancreatic Hemorrhage... | oes Carcinoma of the Pancreas... - 2. ee ee Other Tumors of the Pancreas Pancreatic Cyst Pancreatic Calculi
X. DISEASES OF THE PERITONEUM. Paar Acute Peritonitis ee ad + 918. Peritonitis in Children... . . « ee ee ee. OR ized or Partial Peritonitis ... 2... 1... eee eee + 922 Chronic Peritonitis .......... rary cee eee 927 Ascites oa ays he ee RG eee Ow eS gee 8 signe BE eo 8 signe 930 New Growths in the Peritoneum |... . Heb eee wwe ey se + O84 Carcinoma of the Peritoneum. . . . « . PeRIVY CO ARLE 934 Other Tumors of the Peritoneum . «2... 1. ee ee ee 936 Fibromata and Lipomata.. 1... .. See S eee eases 938
Key Takeaways
- Recognize various types of stomatitis and their symptoms.
- Understand the importance of diagnosing and treating acute and chronic gastric conditions.
- Identify signs of intestinal ulcers, including duodenal and coronal ulcers.
Practical Tips
- Learn to identify common forms of stomatitis such as aphthous stomatitis for early intervention.
- Be aware of the symptoms of gastric ulcers and carcinomas to ensure prompt medical attention.
- Understand the importance of proper hygiene in preventing intestinal infections like cholera morbus.
Warnings & Risks
- Do not delay seeking professional medical help for severe conditions such as acute peritonitis or gallstone obstruction.
- Be cautious with self-treatment, especially for chronic diseases like cirrhosis and carcinoma.
- Avoid using potentially harmful treatments like mercurial stomatitis without proper guidance.
Modern Application
While the specific diagnoses and treatments have evolved, understanding the symptoms and recognizing critical conditions remains crucial. Modern survival medicine emphasizes preparedness through knowledge of basic triage and emergency response techniques, which align with the historical focus on identifying and managing digestive system diseases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are some common types of stomatitis mentioned in this chapter?
The chapter mentions several types of stomatitis including catarrhal stomatitis, aphthous stomatitis, membranous stomatitis, ulcerative or fetid stomatitis, and mercurial stomatitis.
Q: How can one differentiate between acute and chronic gastric conditions according to the text?
The chapter suggests recognizing symptoms of acute conditions like acute catarrhal gastritis and toxic gastritis, while chronic conditions such as chronic catarrhal gastritis and gastric ulcers are also described.
Q: What are some signs of intestinal obstruction mentioned in this chapter?
Signs of intestinal obstruction include intestinal infarction, intestinal ulcers, and appendicitis. The text emphasizes the importance of diagnosing these conditions promptly to prevent severe complications.