A Practical Treatise on the Nature and Cure of Tinea Capitis Contagiosa: Or Scald Head; with an Attempt to Distinguish this Disease from Other Affections of the Scalp. The Whole Exemplified by Casesauthor, and sold, 1822 - 259 strán (strany) |
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accompanied acrimonious alopecia application aquâ arise arteries autem Avicenna blood bowels Brentford calomel Celsus cibi complaint consequence considered constitutional contagious corporis cuta cutaneous cutaneous affections cutem cuticle cutis dentition disease disordered action enim enquiry excite frequently fungi hæmatodes fungus gland Gregory's conspectus gums hæc hair head hellebore hepatic HIPPOCRATES incrustations induced inflammation integument irritation itching jaundiced lepra ligature liver lotion medicine metastasis mode of cure morbid morbos mucosum nature neous neque neral observed obstruction occasioned ointment opinion pain PARACELSUS particular patches patient pearance peculiar pili pityriasis porrigo practice practitioner pruritu psoriasis quæ quod quoque remarks removal rete mucosum Rhazes ringworm sæpe scabies scabs scald scald-head scalp scaly scarlatina scurfy and eruptive secreting skin stomach subsided sunt symptoms take place tartarum termed tinea capitis contagiosa tion treatise treatment tumour ulcers various vascular membrane veins vero vessels Vide Willan
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