1Intro: The Pathology BeginsLymphatic Phlegm
2Prostatic Affection Consequent to Blenorrhagical UrethritisLymphatic Phlegm
3Congenital Tumour Constituted by Embryonic Tissues and Foetal ResiduesLymphatic Phlegm
4Emphysema Cadaverosum (Fermented Cadaveric Dissolution)Lymphatic Phlegm
5Suppurated Inflamatory Intumescentia of the Ophtalmic ConjunctiveLymphatic Phlegm
6C.H.S. Chronic Hyperglicemy Syndrome (Diabetes Melittus)Lymphatic Phlegm
7Vulva FermentationLymphatic Phlegm
8Degenerative Affection of the Semitendious Muscular TractLymphatic Phlegm
9Surgical Suppression of the Extremities by Abnormalities on the Basic Mechanisms of Sanguine CoagulationLymphatic Phlegm
10Inflamatory Fermentation of the Castric TissueLymphatic Phlegm
11Pneumo-Ingurgitation Consequent to the Embolism of a Peripherial Branch of the Pulmonary ArteriesLymphatic Phlegm
12Mephitic Emanation of Malignant OmphalitisLymphatic Phlegm
13Abnormal Multiplication of the Diaphragmatic Tissue CellsLymphatic Phlegm
14Spontaneous and Spasmodic Contraction of the Muscle-Membranous Ligaments of the EsophagusLymphatic Phlegm
15Affection Characterized by Inflammation of the Bronquioles and Corresponding Pulmonary LobulesLymphatic Phlegm
16Infectious Pyelonephritis by Pathogenic Bacteriologic Proliferation on the Renal ParenchymaLymphatic Phlegm
17Sub-Acute Inguinal Lymphogranulomatous Ganglionar MacerationLymphatic Phlegm
