Modern Medicine: Its Theory and Practice, in Original Contributions by American and Foreign Authors, Volume 2Sir William Osler, Thomas McCrae Lea & Febiger, 1914 - Medicine |
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abscess acidosis acute alcohol amino-acids ammonia amœbæ amount anemia animals appear attacks auto-intoxication bacteria become beriberi blood body carbohydrates carbon cause cells cent chronic clinical coma common condition contain corpuscles death degeneration delirium delirium tremens develop diabetes diagnosis diet digestion disease distomatosis disturbances doses drug effect eggs eliminated especially excess excretion experiments feces fever frequently glands glycogen glycosuria gout grams important increased individual ingested intestine intoxication katabolism kidneys large number larvæ lesions less liver malarial marked meat mercury metabolism milk muscles muscular nephritis nervous nitrogen normal nutrition observed occasionally occur organism output oxidation pain paralysis parasites patient pellagra pigment Plasmodium poisoning polyuria present probably produced protein protein metabolism purin quantity quinine rare recent reported salts severe skin sometimes spirochetes stage substances sugar symptoms syphilis tapeworm temperature tertian tion tissues toxic treatment trypanosomes ulceration urea uremia uric acid urine usually worms