Appendix 1 Core Events in Volumes I–III and the Contents of the Atlas Folio

Introduction Anatomical notes on the kidney Cadaveric changes in the kidney Pathological changes in the kidney Classification of renal disease How to examine the diseased kidney Examination of ureter and bladder Relationship of diseased kidney to other systems Causes of renal disease The Urine Examination of the urine Modification of natural constituents of the urine Substances found in the urine incidentally Clouds, sediments and oils in the urine Putrefaction of the urine History of urinary abnormalities Renal Diseases Trauma to the kidney Inflammation of the kidney Nephritis Simple nephritis Simple nephritis in abnormal kidneys Simple nephritis related to age Influence of toxic substance on the reduction of simple nephritis Relationship of simple nephritis to other systemic diseases (See contents of Volume II under albuminous nephritis) Plates I–VI: Microscopy of urinary sediment 94 Volume II Nephritis following poisoning Nephritis in gangrenous infections Nephritis in smallpox, scarlet fever and ''la Rougeole'' Nephritis in yellow fever Nephritis in typhoid fever Nephritis in septicaemia Gouty nephritis Nephritis in rheumatic conditions Albuminous nephritis—acute and chronic Relationship of albuminous nephritis to other diseases Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the cardiovascular system Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the respiratory system Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the gastro-intestinal tract Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the central nervous system Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the reproductive system Relationship of albuminous nephritis to diseases of the skin and connective tissue Relationship of albuminous nephritis to eruptive fevers Relationship of albuminous nephritis to rheumatic diseases Relationship of albuminous nephritis to gout History of albuminous nephritis Relationship of certain dropsies to disease of the kidney Conclusions Table 1: Coagulable urine in infants Table 2: Appearance and specific gravity of serum in several illnesses Volume III Pyelitis Relationship of pyelitis to other diseases of the kidney Relationship of pyelitis to ureteric lesions Relationship of pyelitis to urethral and prostatic disease Relationship of pyelitis to bladder disease Relationship of pyelitis to infections of the reproductive system Relationship of pyelitis to diseases of the gastro-intestinal system Relationship of pyelitis to infections of the nervous system Relationship of pyelitis to infections of the spinal cord Relationship of pyelitis to diseases of the large vessels Relationship of pyelitis to diseases of the respiratory system Relationship of pyelitis to fevers, gout, dropsy and diseases of the skin History of pyelitis Pyelonephritis Perinephric abnormalities Renal haemorrhage and haematuria Intra-renal …