... in a proper manner. Wolfberg (312) founds his treatment upon his theory, and advises that the hair be left entirely alone. As other treatments have failed of doing any good, it Avould ...

... of the true skin rather than to the hair structure or fol- licles as has been claimed by other supporters of the parasitic theory. In regard to treatment, if the disease be the result of a ...

... course of the disease and the results of treatment favor this view, the defenders of the neurotic theory have shown that hair can fall out from injury to cutaneous nerves, ...

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... of the shades of dark than of light hair in the disease. Whilst we base the treatment of scrofula on the proposition con- tained in the concluding sentence of Dr. Stokes's lecture, viz., the 400 STOKES'S THEORY AND PRACTICE. use " of everything calculated to invigorate ...

... milk, 760, 836 Pasteur's method of inoculation, 399 theory of immunity, 402 Patella, fracture of, treatment, 623 Pathogenic bacteria, 355 action of, 407 description of, 379 protozoa, 386 Pediculi in hair, examination for, 44 treatment, 44 Pediculosis, 720 Pelvic ...

... milk, 785, 858 Pasteur's method of inoculation, 431 theory of immunity, 434 Patella, fracture of, treatment, 649 Pathogenic bacteria, 395 action of, 438 Pediculi in hair, examination for, 86 treatment, 86 Pediculosis. 746 Pelvic ...

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... being circumscribed in the upper third of the hair follicle, does not reach ... be based on the theory of parasitism.1 Granting the parasitic nature of ...

... quan- tity of air normally present in the hair- shaft, or to some sudden change in the constitution of the sweat, giving it an extraordinary bleaching power. There is no cogent evidence, however, in sup- port of the latter theory. The only treatment consists in the use of suitable dyes; those ...