CHAPTER 4.
OUTER HEAD.Dandruff
* Eruption * Fontanelles
* Forehead * Hair
* Head * Scalp
* Skull
* TumorsSkull.
Skull :-
Bony, affections of,
structure :-Calc-f.,
Calc-p.(See Necrosis.) :-
Arg-m.,
Asaf., AUR.,
Hecla, Hep.,
NIT-AC.,
Ph-ac., Sil.,
Staph.Of mastoid
process :-AUR.,
Caps., Fl-ac.
Bone exposed and a
small piece exfoliated, after a blow :-Nat-m.
Anan., ARG-M.,
AUR., Calc.,
CALC-F.,
Kali-i., Mez., PHOS.
Fracture :-
ARN.,
CALC-P., Symph.Bone splintered :-
Hyper.
Compound :-
Calen.
Hernia after fractured
skull :-Calen.
Non-union, particularly
in the aged :-CALC-P.
Fungus :-
Causing
compression :-Calen.
Hæmatodes :-
Phos.
Idiopathic, of dura
mater, or cranium :-Calc-p.
Hypertrophied
(See
Exostoses, Swelling.) :-
Ferr-i.
Lapped, bones, over
during birth, parietals over each other and over occiput
(suckling
of a few weeks) :-
Op.
(See
Caries.) :-
Aur., Fl-ac., Hippoz.,
Kali-bi., Phos.,
Sil.
Perforated by :-
Tumors :-
Lach.,
SIL.
Hernia cerebral :-
Calc-p., Sil.
Periostitis :-
Hecla,
Kali-i.,
Ph-ac., Phos., Ruta.
Mercurial
(syphilis) :-
Kali-i., Still.
Tubercles in
periosteum :-
Hippoz.
Soft :-
Calc-p.
Styloid process, pain
as if swollen in angle in front of, worse from pressure :-
Lach.
Open
(hydrocephalus) :-
Apoc., Merc.
Pressed asunder, not a
single border of a bone touches its neighbor
(hydrocephalus) :-
Merc.
Still.
Bulbous :-
Sil.
Flat on left side,
osseous, containing fluid :-
Calc-f.
Hard, of whole left
side of upper portion, with numbness and shooting :-
Daph.
Inflamed, with sticking
pain, and hammering, ending in suppuration, worse from damp cold
air, better touching and rubbing :-
Calc.
Motion, worse from, and
in evening :-
MEZ.
Parietal, with newborn
children :-
Calc-f.
Parietal, near
posterior fontanelle, resembling half a goose’s egg in form and
size, fluctuating upon pressure and circumscribed by a ring of
swollen bone several days after birth :-
Merc.
Posterior, tumefaction
in, portion :-
Hydrc.
Small, extending
through orbital sutures and foramina to dura and pia mater :-
Anthraci.
Craniotabes :-
Calc-p.,
Calc-s.
Thin, crackling like
paper when pressed upon :-
Calc-p.
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