CHAPTER 28.
INNER CHEST AND LUNGS.Clavicles
* Inner Chest * Lungs
* Pleura
* SternumPleura.
Pleura :-
Adhesions :-
(See
Exudation, Inflammation.)
Pleuritis, after, acute
thoracic pains, suggestive of adhesions :-Ran-b.
Ecchymoses,
subpleural :-Anthraci.,
Hippoz.
(See Inner
Chest, Dropsy.) :-
BRY.,
Canth., Œna.,
Sulph.Abundant, pleuritic,
displacing heart, could not sit up :-Sulph.
Brown, 2 pints of
reddish, odorless fluid in cavities :-Ars-h.
4 fingers in height,
with no tendency to decrease :-Ferr-m.
Left overfilled, not a
trace of respiratory murmur, fluctuation and formation of abscess,
which broke :-Sulph.
Plastic :-
Alumn.,
Bry., Hep., SULPH.
Plastic, intercostal
spaces prominent, motionless during respiration :-Hep.
Pleuro-pneumonia,
in :-Camph.
Purulent :-
Ars-i.,
Calc., Hep., Phos., Sil., Sulph.Right side, on :-
Kali-c.
Serous :-
Anthraci.,
Apis, Ars.,
BRY.,
Dig., Hell.,
Iod., ¤ Jab.,
Nat-m., Ter.Serous, in
ascites :-Ars.
Serous, with hectic,
worse in evening :-Carb-v.
Serous, in pneumonia,
Bright’s disease :-Kali-i.
Soap like deposit, a,
as in cholera :-Lyss.
Subacute,
chronic :-Seneg.
Sweat and diarrhœa,
with(induration
of liver) :- Rat.
(pleurisy) :-
Abrot., ACON.,
Act-sp.,
Apis,
Arn., Ars., Asc-s., Asc-t., Bor., BRY.,
Cact., Calc-p.,
Cann-s.,
Canth., Carb-an.,
Carb-v., Card-m.,
Colch., Dig.,
Ferr-m.,
Hep., Iod., Kali-c., Kali-i., Kali-m., Merc., Mur-ac., Nit-ac., Nux-v.,
Ran-b., Rhus-t.,
Sabad., Sang.,
Seneg.,
Sep., Sin-a., Sin-n., SQUIL.,
Stann.,
Sul-ac., Sulph.,
Ziz.
Abscess, with
pulmonary :-Hippoz.
Aconite, after, when
stitching pains and difficult respiration continue or return :-Kali-c.
Acute, with typhoid
symptoms :-Rhus-t.
Afternoon, in :-
Am-br.
Anæmia, resulting in
(diaphragmitis) :-
Dig.Arthritic :-
Colch.
Beginning, at :-
Coch.
Beginning, at, if small
bronchi are irritated :-Laur.
Blood, in persons who
have lost much :-Chin.
Bloodletting,
especially after :-Squil.
Brightii, particularly
in morbus :-Canth.
Bryonia, similar
to :-Asc-t.
Dry cough, worse 3
A.M., or suppressed cough :-Kali-c.
Drunkards and
melancholic persons, in :-Laur.
Fever and hoarseness,
with :-Aur-m.
Fever, with
remittent :-Crot-h.
Gout, in course of
articular :-Sulph.
Headache, after
chronic, had suddenly vanished :-Sep.
Injuries, after
mechanical, must change position, bed feels so hard :-ARN.
Latent :-
Seneg.
Left side, particularly
affected :-Kali-c.
Lingering :-
Carb-an.
Neglected :-
Ars.,
Ars-i.,
Calc., Camph.,
Canth., Carb-v.,
Chin.,
Ferr., Hep.,
Iod., Lach.,
Lyc., Seneg., Sep.,
Sil., Sulph.Old men, in :-
Sep.
Old and cachectic
people, of, protracted cases :-Nit-ac.
Pains, worse cough
(tuberculosis) :-
Lach.Phos, where, though
apparently indicated, failed :-Sep.
Plastic form, acute
(after
Acon.) :- Sulph.Pneumonia, with
left-sided :-Ran-b.
Pressing remains,
impeding breathing :-Abrot.
Rattling respiration,
must sit up :-Squil.
Rheumatic :-
Ant-t.,
Dulc.Rheumatism, in course
of acute articular :-Sulph.
Right side,
particularly :-Chel.
Right side arched like
a barrel from axilla downward(with
plastic exudation) :-
Hep.Serous form, especially
rheumatic cases with Bright’s disease, from hyperæmia of
kidneys :-Dig.
Stabbing in chest,
acute :-Ran-b.
Stage, 1st :-
Ferr-p.
Stage, 2nd, plastic
exudation :-Kali-m.
Stage, last :-
Phos.,
SULPH.
Stitches with
chill :-Lach.
Stitches in left chest
with violent palpitation :-Kali-c.
Stitches in pneumonia
(Bright’s
disease) :- Kali-i.Stitches in lower right
lung :-Kali-c.
Subacute :-
Arg-n.
Subacute, and effusion
into chest, left side being nearly 2/3 filled with fluid :-Kali-i.
Subacute, left side, or
in phthisical subjects :-Arg-n.
Tuberculous patients,
of :-Kali-c.
Vocal fremitus, absence
of, with plastic exudation :-Hep.
Pain
(undefined) :-
Chlor., Form.,
Ziz.
Acute, in right :-
Asc-t.
Lower edges, in :-
Sulph.
Old adhesions in
right :-
Sep.
Quotidian intermittent,
in :-
Caps.
Severe and
localized :-
Laur.
Slight, in left, better
by chewing a small piece of gum camphor :-
Elaps.
Pleurodynia :- (See
Inner Chest,
Rheumatism.)
Stitches
(See
Inner Chest,
Stitches.) :-
BRY.,
Kali-c.
In typhoid
fever :-
Phos.
With deep inspiration
or cough :-
Ferr-p.
Thickening, after
pleurisy
(See
Exudation.) :-
Seneg.
Tubercles,
small :-
Hippoz.
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