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Epilepsia. Falling sickness.
Bleeding from the nose.
The cuticle.
St. Anthony's fire. Rose. A disease of the skin.
Phlegmonous erysipelas.
Cedematous erysipelas.
Wandering erysipelas.
Gangrenous erysipelas.
Induration of the cellular tissue in infants.
Aggravation of fever, etc.
Exanthemata. Eruption terminating in exfoliation.
Discharge of any matter; phlegm; pus from the chest.
Discharge of fluid from the skin, etc.
Alvine excrement.
In anatomy, the tendinous expansion of muscles which bind parts together are called fascia.
The throat.
Febres. Fever.
Nervous fever, or typhus.
The bone of the thigh.
Stench.
An obstinate tube-like sore, with a narrow orifice; adj. Fistulous.
An ulcerated opening in the lachrymal sac.
Wind in the intestines. Flatulency.
The infant in the womb. Fomentation. The application of flannel wet with warm water. Functional Diseases. Those in which there is supposed to be only derangement of action.
A boil.
Carbuncle.
Incipient mortification; adj. Gangrenous.
Gastric Belonging to the stomach.
Vide Cardialgia.
A small body met with in many parts of the body, and consisting of various tissues, blood-vessels, nerves, &c
Opening of the windpipe. The superior opening of the larynx.
See Incarnation.
Vomiting of blood. Haemoptysis. Discharge of blood from the lungs. Spitting of blood. Haemorrhage. Discharge of blood.
Habitual or protracted fever.
Worm disease.
Paralysis of one side of the body longitudinally.
Structural derangement of the lungs, the result of inflammation; changing them into a substance resembling the liver, hence its name.
Rupture.
 
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