ETIOLOGICAL CONDITIONS
*I. The GENERAL CAUSES OF DISEASE, may be distinguished into such as are either
- conditions related to bone tissue
- decreased bone height
- short stature , cretinism , dwarf
- increased bone height
- acromegaly , gigantism
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- muscular atrophy and dystrophy , gland atrophy
- marasmus , kwashirokar
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- hepatomegaly , splenomegaly , thyromegaly
- obesity
- कुपोषण , दुष्पोषण
- अपोषण , शोष
- अतिपुष्टि , अतिवृद्धि
- त्वचाशोथ
- जलन
- खाज
- कूपशोथ
- रूसी
Extrinsecal, and without the body; whether from
Intrinsecal; with relation to the
Humours
Humors; whether ‖ as to the error of Excess: or bad disposition.
- PLETHORA, Fulness.
- CACOCHYMIA, Ill humors.
Qualities
Qualities; ‖ according to the general name, denoting Excess or Defect: or that particular Indisposition which is most frequent, name∣ly, too much Heat.
- DISTEMPER.
- INFLAMMATION.
Parts and Vessels
Hollow organs
Putrefying, of them; considered according to the usual
- Antecedent, or Cause; ‖ a Collection of putrid matter.
- ABSCESSUS, Aposteme.
- Consequent, or Effect; in relation to the
- Aperture or Cavity made by the Corrosion of this putrid mat∣ter; being either ‖ roundish, or oblong.
- ULCER, Sore, Botch, Canker.
- FISTULA.
- Defect of animal spirits, whereby Sense and Motion is to be com∣municated, so as a part becomes cadaverous and mortified, ac∣cording to a ‖ lesser: or greater degree.
- GANGRENE.
- SPHACELUS.
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