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Symptoms of Visceral Disease 6th edition |
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1944 |
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Book: Symptoms of Visceral Disease: A study of the Vegetative Nervous System in its Relationship to Clinical Medicine, 6th edition; 1944. Written by Francis Marion Pottenger, published by the C.V. Mosby Company of St. Louis, about the nervous system, specifically the spinal cord and how it relates to other organs like the heart, eye, aorta, maroon hard cover with gold lettering, signed "Andrew Henry Berry Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery" on the interior of the front cover; 14.5 cm (w) x 22.1 cm (h) x 2.3 cm (d); 442 pages. White and yellow spot stains on the cover, acid burn along the edges of the pages, top and bottom of spine are worn. |
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Museum of Osteopathic Medicine |
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Pottenger, Francis M. Berry, Andrew H. Abderhalden, Emil Adson, A. W. Allen, E. Alvarez, W. C. Anderson, J. J. Andrus, E. C. Arquin, Sergius Aub, Joseph Auer, J. Bacq, Z. M. Bailey, F. R. Bainbridge, F. A. Banting, F. G. Bard, Philip Bayliss, W. M. Bechterew, W. V. Behan, Richard J. Berg, B. N. Bernard, Claude Berry, E. L. Best, C. H. Bickel, A. Biedl, A. Bishop, G. H. Bradford, J. R. Brodie, T. G. Brown, George E. Brown, Langdon W. Brown, P. K. Brücke, Ernst Burdenko, Nikolai N. Burns, David Burridge, W. Cajal, Ramon Y. Callender, C. L. Cannon, W. B. Carlson, A. J. Carrion, H. Carter, E. P. Cattell, McK. Child, Charles M. Clark, A. J. Clark, J. H. Coffey, W. B. Collip, James B. Crile, G. W. Crosby, Elizabeth C. Cushing, Harvey Dale, Henry H. Daly, I. DE B. Dastre, A. Davis, L. De Boer Dejerine, J. Doisy, E. Duke, W. W. Durante, L. Dusser De Barenne, J. G. Ebbecke, U. Edinger, Ludwig Elliott, T. R. Engelback, William Engelmann, J. Eppinger, H. Evans, Herbert M. Falta, Wilhelm Fontaine, René Friedlander, A. Froehlich, A. Gaskell, W. H. Gauckler Gley, E. Guillaume, A. G. Gunn, James A. Gunning, R. E. L. Hanson, A. M. Hardy, W. B. Hartman, F. A. Harvier, P. Head, Henry Heinbecker, B. Hess, Alfred E. Hess, Leo Higier, H. Höber, Rudolf Hoskins, R. G. Houssay, B. A. Howell, W. H. Huber, G. Carl Hunt, Reid Hunter, John I. Huntington, Ellsworth Hurst, Arthur F. Ivy, A. C. Jansen, W. H. Jelliffe, Smith Ely Jonnesco, T. Kahn, R. W. Kayser, Curt Keith, Sir Arthur Kolm, R. Kraus, F. Krogh, August Kuntz, Albert Kuré, K. Kylin, E. Langley, J. N. Larsell, O. Lehman, E. P. Lennander, K. G. Lereboullet, P. Leriche, René Levinson, S. A. Lewandowsky, M. Lewis, Thomas Lilly, Ralph S. Livingston, W. K. Loeb, Jacques Loewi, Otto Lucas, Keith Luciani, Luigi Luckhardt, A. B. Lyman, H. Lyon, B. B. Vincent Lyster, Theodore Mackenzie, James Magnus, R. Marcus, Maurice Marris, H. F. Mathews, A. P. McCord, Carey P. McMahon, Alphonse Meltzer, J. Meltzer, S. G. Miller, Adam M. Mills, C. A. Moore, Benjamin Morat, J. P. Müller, E. F. Müller, L. R. Myers, C. N. Neumann, Wilhelm Nitta, Y. Oldberg, Eric O'Leary, J. L. Parker, G. H. Pasteur, Louis Paton, Nöel Pavlov, I. P. Pearcy, J. Frank Petersen, William F. Pick, E. P. Plummer, Henry S. Pollock, L. J. Pottenger, F. M. Pottenger, J. E. Ranson, S. W. Rasmussen, A. T. Riddle, Oscar Riddoch, George Ringer, Sydney Ross, James Rouget, Ch. Rowntree, Leonard G. Russel, A. E. Sale, Llewelly Schade, H. Schilf, Erich Schmidt, C. A. Sherman, Elizabeth Sherrington Shipley, J. L. Shiraish, K. Smith, P. E. Sollmann, Torald Soper, H. W. Starling, E. H. Steinach, E. Stewart, G. N. Stone, T. T. Sunoga, B. Tigerstedt, Robert Tilney, F. Tsuji, M. Underhill, S. W. F. Vallery-Radot Van Liere, E. J. Vaughan, Victor C. Villiger, Emil Vincent, Swale Weiss, S. Wenckebach, K. Wheelon, Homer White, James C. White, William A. Wilson, Lewis B. Zondek, S. G. Zwaardemaker, J. |
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Reflex cause of spreading of Reflex chief factor in adjustment to environment Reflex complex Reflex conditioned Reflex depends on state of organ Reflex description Reflex diaphragmatic from lung Reflex diaphragmatic from other viscera Reflex diaphragmatic from spinal Reflex diaphragmatic from viscermotor Reflex diaphragmatic from viscerosensory Reflex esophageal Reflex from abdominal organs in diaphragm Reflex gastric from other viscera Reflex gastric parasympathetic Reflex gastric sympathetic Reflex hepatic parasympathetic Reflex hepatic visceromotor Reflex hepatic viscerosensory Reflex hyperchlorhydria Reflex in flat and round muscles differ Reflex intersegmental Reflex intestinal visceromotor Reflex intestinal viscerosensory Reflex intrasegmental Reflex laryngeal from lung Reflex law governing Reflex Loewi's pupillary Reflex method of production Reflex nasal and pharyngeal from intestinal tract Reflex nausea Reflex ovarian viscerosensory Reflex pancreatic parasympathetic Reflex paths Reflex paths of pulmonary motor Reflex phrenic diaphragm Reflex pleural in diaphragm Reflex pleural in parasympathetic Reflex pleural in visceromotor Reflex pleural in viscerosensory Reflex prostatic viscerosensory Reflex pulmonary motor Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic mediates in midcervical segments of cord Reflex pulmonary motor sympathetic-somatic Reflex pulmonary motor trophic Reflex pulmonary motor visceromotor Reflex pulmonary motor viscerosensory Reflex reciprocal between skin and viscera Reflex renal visceromotor Reflex renal viscerosensory Reflex renal viscerotrophic Reflex sensory not true reflex Reflex simple Reflex spreading of in central nervous system Reflex stimulus must be adequate to produce Reflex swallowing Reflex sympathetic Reflex testicular viscerosensory Reflex trophic Reflex trophic cause of Reflex trophic changes Reflex trophic examples of Reflex trophic favors infection Reflex trophic in larynx Reflex trophic tissues involved in of differential diagnostic value Reflex ureteral visceromotor Reflex ureteral viscerosensory Reflex viscerogenic and physiologic control Reflex viscerogenic and visceral inflammation Reflex visceromotor Reflex viscerosensory Reflex viscerosensory a clinical conception Reflex viscerosensory from bladder Reflex viscerosensory form prostate Reflex viscerosensory not always painful Reflex viscerotrophic Reflex viscerotrophic due to chronic inflammation Reflex vomiting Reflexes accompany organic disease Reflexes dermal Reflexes diagnostic importance of Reflexes from anterior and posterior pulmonary tissue affect different structures Reflexes from craniosacral outflow Reflexes from sympathetically innervated structures Reflexes in intestine from other viscera Reflexes parasympathetic basis of Reflexes parasympathetic classification of Reflexes parasympathetic distribution of Reflexes parasympathetic examples of Reflexes pleural through spinal nerves Reflexes pleural viscerotrophic Reflexes pulmonary classification of Reflexes pulmonary through oculomotor nerve Reflexes pulmonary through trigeminus Reflexes pulmonary through vagus Reflexes pulmonary-somatic Reflexes relation of fifth nerve to Reflexes skin afferent component of Reflexes skin efferent component of Reflexes sympathetic Reflexes sympathetic basis of Reflexes sympathetic distribution of Reflexes sympathetic pulmonary-visceral Reflexes sympathetic tissue involved in Reflexes sympathetic viscerogenic Reflexes tissues involved in Reflexes variations from law of Reflexes visceral conditions underlying Reflexes visceral law of Reflexes visceral produced by somatic stimuli Reflexes viscera, two groups of Reflexes viscerogenic Reproductive organs sympathetics predominant in Respiratory tract sensibility of Rhythm Rhythm independent of nerves and hormones Rhythm myogenic not neurogenic origin Rhythm possessed by all cells Ringer's solution Ruggeri's test for sympathicotonia Sacral nerve supply to urogenital structures Salivary glands effect of major emotions upon Salivary glands effect of major toxins upon Salivary glands innervations of Secretin Secretion of nose and throat diminution of Secretions internal action of Segmental relationship between sensory and motor neurons Segmental relationship of viscera Segmental relationship of visceral pain Segmentation of body Segmentation of cord Segmentation of muscles Segmentation of nerves Segmentation of skin Seminal vesicles innervation of Seminal vesicles segmental relation of to skin Sensibility deep defined Sensibility epicritic defined Sensibility of arteries Sensibility of bladder Sensibility of cervix Sensibility of digestive tract Sensibility of esophagus Sensibility of excretory ducts Sensibility of heart Sensibility of kidney Sensibility of lymphatic glands Sensibility of pancreas Sensibility of peritoneum, marked Sensibility of pleura, marked Sensibility of respiratory tract Sensibility of spleen Sensibility of tissues Sensibility of tissues innervated by somatic nerves great Sensibility of tissues innervated by sympathetics slight Sensibility of tissues varies Sensibility of urogenital system Sensibility of uterus Sensibility of vagina Sensibility of veins Sensibility protopathic defined Sensibility three types of Sensory reflex not true reflex Sensory reflex root stimulation produces vasodilation Sergent's white line Serum disease a parasympathetic syndrome Sherrington's law of reflex Shock Shock sympathetics in Simple reflex described Sinuses accessory innervation Skin anaphylactic reaction of Skin innervation Skin reactions of to injury Skin reciprocal reflexes between and viscera Skin reflexes Skin reflexes efferent component of Skin segmental relationship of and aorta Skin segmental relationship of and appendix Skin segmental relationship of and bladder Skin segmental relationship of and colon Skin segmental relationship of and diaphragm Skin segmental relationship of and esophagus Skin segmental relationship of and Fallopian tubes Skin segmental relationship of and heart Skin segmental relationship of and intestines Skin segmental relationship of and kidney Skin segmental relationship of and liver Skin segmental relationship of and lungs Skin segmental relationship of and ovary Skin segmental relationship of and pancreas Skin segmental relationship of and pleura Skin segmental relationship of and prostate Skin segmental relationship of and seminal vesicles Skin segmental relationship of and spleen Skin segmental relationship of and stomach Skin segmental relationship of and testicle Skin segmental relationship of and ureter Skin segmental relationship of and uterus Skin segmentation of Skin segments of related to viscera Skin segments of overlap Skin spreading flush on stroking Skin temperature and color of Sneeze irritation of fifth nerve as cause of Somatic versus visceral pain Spastic colitis Sphincters innervation of Sphincters of common duct spasm of Sphincters parasympathetic supply of Sphincters related to dermal musculature Sphincters spasm of Sphincters sympathetics activate Spinal nerves of pleura Spinal nerves pleural reflexes from Spinal reflex diaphragmatic Splanchnic control of abdominal vessels Splanchnic nerves Splanchnics storehouse for surplus blood Spleen ganglion supplying vasomotors to Spleen segmental relation to skin Spleen sensibility of Stasis intestinal Stimuli afferent from viscera do not produce keen sensitiveness Stimulus adequate Stomach clinical consideration of Stomach dilatation of Stomach innervation Stomach parasympathetic supply of Stomach segmental relation of to skin Stomach sympathetic nerve supply of Structures supplied by sympathetics only Structures vegetative nerves Subdermal structures innervation of Sublingual gland innervation of Sublmaxillary gland innervation of Sweat and adrenalin Sweat glands innervation Sweating conditions causing Sympathectomy periaterial Sympathetic and adrenalin effects same Sympathetic cardiac reflexes Sympathetic control methods of studying Sympathetic, effects production of Sympathetic fibers effect of on striated muscle Sympathetic general response Sympathetic innervation functions served by Sympathetic nerves distribution of Sympathetic nerves reverse action in Sympathetic nervous system Sympathetic nervous system anatomy of Sympathetic nervous system origin of Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes somatic reflexes Sympathetic pulmonary reflexes visceral reflexes Sympathetic reflexes Sympathetic reflexes basis of Sympathetic reflexes distribution of Sympathetic reflexes from diaphragm Sympathetic reflexes structures showing Sympathetic stimulation and adrenalin Sympathetic stimulation and adrenalin related to calcium Sympathetic syndromes Sympathetic system Sympathetic system defensive function of Sympathetic system distribution Sympathetic system function of Sympathetic visceral effects Sympathetic visceral effects reflexes location of Sympathetic viscerogenic reflexes Sympathetics a catabolic system Sympathetics action of ergotoxine Sympathetics activate sphincters Sympathetics activate sphincters, psychic stimulation Sympathetics antagonize parasympathetics Sympathetics combat asphyxia Sympathetics combat shock Sympathetics dominant in reproduction Sympathetics express major emotions Sympathetics in high blood pressure Sympathetics inhibit action in enteral system Sympathetics inhibit activity in intestine Sympathetics marshal defensive forces Sympathetics nicotine in study of Sympathetics of adrenals Sympathetics of aorta Sympathetics of bladder Sympathetics of colon Sympathetics of diaphragm Sympathetics of eye Sympathetics of gall bladder Sympathetics of heart Sympathetics of kidney Sympathetics of lacrimal glands Sympathetics of liver Sympathetics of lungs and bronchi Sympathetics of nose and sinuses Sympathetics of pancreas Sympathetics of pharynx Sympathetics of pleura Sympathetics of small intestine Sympathetics of sphincters Sympathetics of stomach Sympathetics of submaxillary and sublingual glands Sympathetics of thyroid Sympathetics of urogenital system Sympathetics pharmacologic differentiation from parasympathetics Sympathetics relation to calcium Sympathetics service rendered organism by Sympathetics show toxic action Sympathetics tissue activated by Sympathetics vascular control of Sympathicotonia Sympathicotonia adrenalin test for Sympathicotoina ergotamine test for Sympathicotonia Loewi's pupillary reflex an indication of Sympathicotonia Pende's pilomotor reflex an indication of Sympathicotonia Ruggeri's test for Sympathicotonia Sergent's white line an indication of Sympathin Sympathoblasts Symptoms and vegetative nervous system Symptoms basis for classification of Symptoms causes for variability in Symptoms common parasympathetic Symptoms due to antigen-tissue reactions Symptoms due to reflex cause Symptoms due to toxemia Symptoms due to tuberculous process Symptoms etiologic classification of Symptoms functional Symptoms general or constitutional Symptoms ocular of exophthalmic goiter Symptoms of defense against infections Symptoms of disease assigned to proper system of nerves Symptoms of tuberculosis etiologic classification of Symptoms on part of larynx Symptoms on part of pupil Symptoms pulmonary reflexes classified Symptoms reflex importance of Symptoms related to nerve and endocrine activity Symptoms reversibility of Symptoms sensory segmentally distributed Symptoms sympathicotonic and parasympathicotonic Symptoms variability of Synapse Syndrome common parasympathetic Syndrome local parasympathetic Syndrome sympathetic Syndrome toxins produce sympathetic Testes innervation of Testes internal secretion of Testes pain from Testes parasympathetic supply of Testes segmental relation of Testes sympathetic supply of Tests for parasympathicotonia Theory importance of Thoracicolumbar control methods of studying Thoracicolumbar control outflow Thymus internal secretion of Thyroid functions of Thyroid internal secretion of Thyroid parasympathetics of Thyroid sympathetics of Tissue activity myogenic versus neurogenic theory of Tissues sensitivity of varies Tonsillitis classification of symptoms of Tonus Tonus influenced by nerves and chemical substances Tonus of vascular wall Tooth decay relationship to pulmonary tuberculosis Toxemia causes hypomotility in gastrointestinal tract Toxemia effect on salivary glands Toxemia effects of Toxemia symptoms due to Toxins action of intestinal tract Toxins effect of on acid-alkali equilibrium Toxins effect of on cells Toxins effect of on digestion Toxins effect of on endocrines Toxins effect of on function of stomach Toxins effect of on nerves Toxins expression of symptoms due to Toxins liberation of from inflammatory processes Toxins produce a sympathetic syndrome Toxins produce sympathetic stimulation Trigeminus pulmonary reflexes produced through Trigeminus relation of to parasympathetic reflexes Trophic changes due to antidromic impulses Trophic changes in larynx Trophic reflex Trophic reflex cause of Trophic reflex example of Trophic reflex favors infection Trophic reflex from lung detection of Trophic reflex parasympathetic Trophic reflex tissues involved of differential diagnostic value Truth establishment of difficult Tuberculosis bradycardia in Tuberculosis classification of symptoms of Tuberculosis laryngeal favored by trophic reflex Tuberculosis pulmonary hypermotility in Typhoid fever bradycardia a test for Ureter innervation of Ureter segmental relation of to skin Ureter visceromotor reflex from Ureter viscerosensory reflex from Ureteral pain Urogenital structures motor reflex from Urogenital system innervation of Urogenital system sensibility of Urogenital tract embryology of Urogenital tract innervation Urogenitodermal muscles sympathetics Urticaria Urticaria a parasympathetic syndrome Uterine pain Uterus innervation of Uterus segmental relation of Uterus sensibility of Vagina innervation of Vagina sensibility of Vagotonia Vagus Vagus action of depends on potassium Vagus fibers to aorta function of Vagus nuclei Vagus pulmonary reflexes through the Vagus structures supplied by motor fibers of Vagus structures supplied by sensory fibers of Vagus supply to enteral system Vagus supply to heart Vascular control compensation in Vascular control parasympathetic Vascular tone Vas deferens innervation of Vasoconstrictors of brain Vasoconstrictors of coronary vessels Vasoconstrictors of lungs Vasodermal musculature innervation Vasodilatation acetylcholine cause Vasodilation caused by acid metabolites Vasodilation stimulation of posterior sensory root causes Vasodilator effect of atropine Vasodilator effect of choline Vasodilator effect of physostigmine Vasodilator nerves Vasodilator nerves origin of Vasodilators parasympathetic Vasomotor control Vasomotor control reciprocal of somatic and visceral structures Vasomotor fibers originate in lateral ganglia Vasomotor nerves Vasomotor nerves origin of Vasomotors action of adrenalin on Vasomotors action of abdominal and pelvic viscera Vasomotors action of extremities Vasomotors action of head and neck Vasomotor origin of in collateral ganglia Vegetative and cerebrospinal nervous systems relationship between Vegetative and voluntary neurons differ Vegetative cells migrate from central nervous system Vegetative centers function of Vegetative nerves and electrolytes act reciprocally Vegetative nerves and ionic content of cell interdependence of Vegetative nerves assignment to tissues Vegetative nerves cranial Vegetative nerves from pathway from skin to viscera Vegetative nerves other names for Vegetative nerves response in compared with voluntary Vegetative nerves sacral Vegetative nerves structures supplied by Vegetative nervous system Vegetative nervous system a correlating mechanism Vegetative nervous system adjustment to environment made through Vegetative nervous system anatomy of Vegetative nervous system and metabolism Vegetative nervous system and symptoms of disease Vegetative nervous system cause of disturbed equilibrium in Vegetative nervous system divisions of Vegetative nervous system embryologically considered Vegetative nervous system general considerations of Vegetative nervous system origin of Vegetative nervous system physiology of Vegetative nervous system protective features of Vegetative nervous system relationship to cerebrospinal system Vegetative nervous system significance of Vegetative nervous system tissues supplied by Vegetative structures Vegetative structures activity in Vegetative structures inhibition in Vegetative system antagonistic action in Veins sensibility of Vertebrae relation of spinal nerves to Viscera abdominal and pelvic vasomotors of Viscera abdominal and pelvic phrenic supply of Viscera reciprocal stimulation between and somatic structures Viscera segmental relationship of in skin Viscera send impulses centralward from outward environment Visceral disease hyperalgesia caused by Visceral disease hyperalgesia recurrent pain in Visceral disease inflammation and viscerogenic reflex Visceral disease neurology and endocrinology inseparable Visceral disease pain Visceral disease pain causes of recurrent Visceral disease pain cutaneous zones expressing Visceral disease pain Head's discussion of Visceral disease pain Head's law governing Visceral disease pain local and referred Visceral disease pain of protopathic type Visceral disease pain peculiarities of Visceral disease pain referred nature of Visceral disease pain segmental relationship of Visceral disease reflexes conditions underlying Visceral disease reflexes two groups of Visceral disease versus somatic pain Viscerogenic reflex Viscerogenic reflex and physiologic control Visceromotor reflex Visceromotor reflex,cardiac Visceromotor reflex diaphragmatic Visceromotor reflex gastric Visceromotor reflex hepatic Visceromotor reflex intestinal Visceromotor reflex pancreatic Visceromotor reflex pleural Visceromotor reflex pulmonary Visceromotor reflex renal Visceromotor reflex ureteral Viscerosensory reflex Viscerosensory reflex a clinical conception Viscerosensory reflex cardiac Viscerosensory reflex diaphragmatic Viscerosensory reflex from bladder Viscerosensory reflex hepatic Viscerosensory reflex intestinal Viscerosensory reflex not always painful Viscerosensory reflex ovarian Viscerosensory reflex pancreatic Viscerosensory reflex pleural Viscerosensory reflex prostatic Viscerosensory reflex pulmonary Viscerosensory reflex renal Viscerosensory reflex testicular Viscerosensory reflex ureteral Viscerotrophic reflex Viscerotrophic reflex, due to chronic inflammation Viscerotrophic reflex pleural Viscerotrophic reflex pleural differentiated from pulmonary Viscerotrophic reflex pulmonary Viscerotrophic reflex renal Vitamins effect on physiologic activity Voluntary and vegetative neurons difference in Vomiting reflex Von Graefe's sign Wheal White line-of Sergent White line-of Sergent rami communicants Whooping cough, classification of symptoms of Zones cutaneous expressing visceral pain Zones sensory of skin overlap |