- The
disease mycobacterial cervical lymphadenitis, also
known as
scrofula and
historically as king's evil,
involves a
lymphadenitis of the
cervical lymph...
-
people suffering from
tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis (better
known as
scrofula or the King's Evil), and
exclusively to them from the 16th
century onwards...
- particulièrement en
France et en
Angleterre (The
Royal touch :
Sacred Monarchy and
Scrofula in
England and France) is a work by
historian Marc
Bloch first published...
-
central nervous system (in
tuberculous meningitis), the
lymphatic system (in
scrofula of the neck), the
genitourinary system (in
urogenital tuberculosis), and...
- Cotentin. He is
regarded as a
saint and is ****ociated with the
healing of
scrofula.
Marculf was born in the
Saxon colony of
Bayeux around AD 500. The accounts...
-
Infectious lymphadenitis affecting lymph nodes in the neck is
often called scrofula.
Lymphadenopathy is a
common and
nonspecific sign.
Common causes include...
- by the
doctrine of signatures, to be able to cure the
throat disease scrofula because of the throat-like
shape of its flowers. Mills, S., The Complete...
-
medicine practitioners around the world. The name
Scrophularia comes from
scrofula, a form of tuberculosis,
because several species have been used in herbal...
- than re****ble quacksalvers, who
touted it as a cure for consumption,
scrofula,
catarrh and
other diseases of the blood,
throat and lungs.
Nitrous oxide...
- 1503. Born ~1135
Sicily Died 1187 Venerated in
Roman Catholic Church Feast July 1
Attributes Military attire Patronage Caccamo;
invoked against scrofula...
