Diseases of the Digestive System
Diseases of the Digestive System
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Cruveilhier, Trousseau, Habershon, Leube and others emphasized its association with other inflam- matory affections of the colon, especially with chronic catarrh; v. Leyden, Guttmann and others assume that the condition is due to a specific inflam- matory process similar to that which is generated in croupous chronic bron- chitis (Litten) and in dysmenorrhea membranacea (Wernich). In con- trast with this, many other authors believe the affection to be a neurosis of the bowel, probably a secreto...ry neurosis accompanying other general neuroses. Nothnagel, who was later supported by Ewald and many other adherents, especially emphasizes that the affection chiefly attacks nervous and hysterical women and hypochondriacal men, these presenting the clin- ical picture of colitis muco-membranacea. In accordance with this concep- tion, Nothnagel proposed that we discard the names colitis and enteritis 44 678 DIARRHEA, CATARRH, AND INTESTINAL TUBERCULOSIS for this affection, and substitute the designation colica mucosa, mucous colic.
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Cruveilhier, Trousseau, Habershon, Leube and others emphasized its association with other inflam- matory affections of the colon, especially with chronic catarrh; v. Leyden, Guttmann and others assume that the condition is due to a specific inflam- matory process similar to that which is generated in croupous chronic bron- chitis (Litten) and in dysmenorrhea membranacea (Wernich). In con- trast with this, many other authors believe the affection to be a neurosis of the bowel, probably a secreto...ry neurosis accompanying other general neuroses. Nothnagel, who was later supported by Ewald and many other adherents, especially emphasizes that the affection chiefly attacks nervous and hysterical women and hypochondriacal men, these presenting the clin- ical picture of colitis muco-membranacea. In accordance with this concep- tion, Nothnagel proposed that we discard the names colitis and enteritis 44 678 DIARRHEA, CATARRH, AND INTESTINAL TUBERCULOSIS for this affection, and substitute the designation colica mucosa, mucous colic.
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