The Principles of Diagnosis Mashall Hall
The Principles of Diagnosis Mashall Hall
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The other form of diathesis is that in which the mulberry calculus, or that consisting of oxalate of lime is formed.
817. II. The Symptoms of Nephritic Calculus, independent of Inflammation, are excruciating pain in the region of the kidney and along the ureter ; incessant nausea, vomiting, and retching : pain and retraction of the testis ; pain in the inside of the thigh ; dysury ; strangury. The urine is high-colored ; acid or alkaline ; mixed with mucous, puriform, or sanguineous deposition....
818. The paroxysm is of various severity and duration : gravel or a small calculus may pass, with perfect relief; or there may be the transition from irritation into inflam- mation.
819. III. The Varieties of Calculus may be thus enu- merated and arranged for practical purposes : 1. The Lithic or Uric Acid; or the Light-brown.
2. The Triple Phosphate of Magnesia and Ammonia ; or the White.
3. The Mixed Phosphates of Magnesia and Ammonia, and of Lime ; or the Fusible.
4. The Oxalate of Lime ; or the Mulberry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The other form of diathesis is that in which the mulberry calculus, or that consisting of oxalate of lime is formed.
817. II. The Symptoms of Nephritic Calculus, independent of Inflammation, are excruciating pain in the region of the kidney and along the ureter ; incessant nausea, vomiting, and retching : pain and retraction of the testis ; pain in the inside of the thigh ; dysury ; strangury. The urine is high-colored ; acid or alkaline ; mixed with mucous, puriform, or sanguineous deposition....
818. The paroxysm is of various severity and duration : gravel or a small calculus may pass, with perfect relief; or there may be the transition from irritation into inflam- mation.
819. III. The Varieties of Calculus may be thus enu- merated and arranged for practical purposes : 1. The Lithic or Uric Acid; or the Light-brown.
2. The Triple Phosphate of Magnesia and Ammonia ; or the White.
3. The Mixed Phosphates of Magnesia and Ammonia, and of Lime ; or the Fusible.
4. The Oxalate of Lime ; or the Mulberry.
What to read after The Principles of Diagnosis Mashall Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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