. Un traité pratique sur le diagnostic médical pour les étudiants et les médecins . h aussi les sympathetics cardiaques sont l'inanastomose. Les quatrième, cinquième et sixième nerfs intercostales fournissent des branches cutanées aux sixième, septième et huitième espaces intercostales. La douleur inframammaire est une néu-ralgie de leflex expressive d'une certaine détresse cardiaque. Ce dernier est provoqué par l'épuisement des centres thémédullaires et vasomoteurs, par l'inquiétude ou le travail, ou par l'irritation prolongée des nerfs utérins. Cette douleur est plus fréquente dans la leucorrhée. (Jacobson : repos et douleur Hiltonon.) (Voir Fig. 5.) PAIY DANS LES LOINS.
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. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . h also the heart sympathetics are inanastomosis. The fourth, fifth, and sixth intercostal nerves supply cutaneous branches tothe sixth, seventh, and eighth intercostal spaces. Inframammary pain is a leflex neu-ralgia expressive of some heart-distress. The latter is brought about by exhaustion of themedullary and vasomotor centres, from worry or over-work, or from long-continued irrita-tion of the uterine nerves. This pain is most common in leucorrhoea. (Jacobson: Hiltonon Rest and Pain.) (See Fig. 5.) PAiy IN THE LOINS. 95 movable kidney. AVbeu low down, jnst above or over the sacrum, it isdue to disturbance of the pelvic viscera. The uterus, the colon, andrectum (impaction, cancer) must be examined. Sacral pain is also dueto disease of the sacro-iliac joints, as from gonorrhceal rheumatism, whenthe characteristic attitude and gait are present. Spinal Tionor ~^ Sciatic Neuralgia Sciatic Xetiritis Tamor (in Children) Hip Disease When double Locomotor Ataxia Lumbar Abscess Tumor Fig. 8.. 1 (^ MyalgiaI Lumbago —< Neuralgia Abclom. AneurysmI I Fveces in Colon f CoccygodyniaUterine DiseaseSacro-iliac Disease Rectal Disease Fissure of Anus Hemorrhoids {in Children) Spinal Caries Rhachitis Scurvy Pain in the back. Otherwise we may have—(a) Pain due to affections of the muscles. 1.31yalc/ia of rheumatic origin. Increased by movement, by dampness, bypressure; often relieved by warmth, by the recumbent posture, or by rest.It is associated with symptoms of lithfemia and with the passage of redsand in the urine. When the fasciae or the ligaments of the vertebrse areaffected, the upright position and pressure in small areas increase thepain ; other muscles may be affected alternately. 2. Myalgia from sprain.A history of injury is obtained. Usually one side is larger than theother. Tenderness is present and movement increases the pain. Theremay be increased swelling, vasomotor disturbance, or ecchymo
