Arabian Medicine Being the Fitzpatrick Lectures Delivered At the College of Phy
Arabian Medicine Being the Fitzpatrick Lectures Delivered At the College of Phy
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Contents of the "Paradise of Wisdom" 43 Discourse 3(12 chapters) on diseases of the eyes and eyelids, the ear and the nose (including epistaxis and catarrh), the face, mouth and teeth. Discourse 4(7 chapters) on nervous diseases, including spasm, tetanus, paralysis, facial palsy, etc. Discourse 5 (7 chapters) on diseases of the throat, chest and vocal organs, including asthma. Discourse 6 (6 chapters) on diseases of the stomach, including hiccough. Discourse 7 (5 chapters) on diseases of the li...ver, in- cluding dropsy. Discourse 8(14 chapters) on diseases of the heart, lungs, gall-bladder and spleen. Discourse 9 (19 chapters) on diseases of the intestines (especially colic), and of the urinary and genital organs. Discourse 10 (26 chapters) on fevers, ephemeral, hectic, continuous, tertian, quartan and semi-quartan ; on pleurisy, erysipelas, and small-pox ; on crises, prog- nosis, favourable and unfavourable symptoms, and the signs of death. Discourse 11(13 chapters) on rheumatism, gout, sciatica, leprosy, elephantiasis, scrofula, lupus, cancer, tumours, gangrene, wounds and bruises, shock, and plague.
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Contents of the "Paradise of Wisdom" 43 Discourse 3(12 chapters) on diseases of the eyes and eyelids, the ear and the nose (including epistaxis and catarrh), the face, mouth and teeth. Discourse 4(7 chapters) on nervous diseases, including spasm, tetanus, paralysis, facial palsy, etc. Discourse 5 (7 chapters) on diseases of the throat, chest and vocal organs, including asthma. Discourse 6 (6 chapters) on diseases of the stomach, including hiccough. Discourse 7 (5 chapters) on diseases of the li...ver, in- cluding dropsy. Discourse 8(14 chapters) on diseases of the heart, lungs, gall-bladder and spleen. Discourse 9 (19 chapters) on diseases of the intestines (especially colic), and of the urinary and genital organs. Discourse 10 (26 chapters) on fevers, ephemeral, hectic, continuous, tertian, quartan and semi-quartan ; on pleurisy, erysipelas, and small-pox ; on crises, prog- nosis, favourable and unfavourable symptoms, and the signs of death. Discourse 11(13 chapters) on rheumatism, gout, sciatica, leprosy, elephantiasis, scrofula, lupus, cancer, tumours, gangrene, wounds and bruises, shock, and plague.
What to read after Arabian Medicine Being the Fitzpatrick Lectures Delivered At the College of Phy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne, Edward Granville, 1862-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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