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Cote : Bibliothèque de Pharmacie 42461.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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 VII  [Dédicace]
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 IX  Preface
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 XI  Contents
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 XV  List of illustrations
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 1  Ergot and ergostism. Chapter 1. Ergot : historical / History and distribution of rye
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 4  Ergot in England
 5  French names / Latin names / Italian names / Spanish / Portuguese / Rumanian / Danish / Norwegian / Swedish / Dutch / Russian
 6  German names
 7  Earliest references
Image : Fig. 1 : First mention of Ergot, by A. Lonicer, 1582
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Image : Fig. 2 : Second mention of Ergot, by Thalius
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Image : Fig. 3 : First illustration of Ergot (From C. Bauhin's Theatrum Botanicum, ed. 1658)
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 11  Obsetetrical use of ergot in the eighteenth century
Image : Fig. 4 : First mention of Ergot in an English book
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Image : [Page de titre fac. sim. : A dissertation on the natural history and medicinal effects of the secal cornutum, or ergot / Oliver Prescott, 1813]
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 20  Chapter II. Ergotism. Relation between the two types
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 23  Deficiency of vitamin A - a probable factor in convulsive ergotism
Image : Fig. 6 : Lesions of the Spinal Cord
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 26  Amount of ergot required to produce the two types of ergotism
 27  Mixed epidemics
 28  Effect of ergot from hosts, other than rye, and of other impurities in corn
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 30  Description of gangrenous ergotism
 31  Description of convulsive ergotism
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Image : Fig. 7 : Gangrenous ergotism, Hungary, early 20th century (observed by Dr K. Chyzer) / Fig. 8 : Convulsive ergotism (Heusinger, 1856)
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 39  Bibliography of the history of ergotism
 40  Supposed references to ergot and ergotism by the ancients
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 43  Ergotism in the Middle age
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Image : Fig. 9 : Fatal case of convulsive ergotism, 1909, in Bihar (S.E. Hungary, now Rumania) / Fig. 10 : Convulsive ergotism, hungary, early 20th century
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Image : Fig. 11 : Ergotism in France
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Image : Fig. 12 [Saint Anthony blessing the victims of gangrenous ergotism] / Fig. 13 : Frescoes in the Chapel of St Anthony at Waltalingen, near Zürich (15th century), showing gangrenous and convulsive ergotism
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Image : Fig. 14 [Gravure sur bois : appeal to St Anthony by a peasant who has lost his right foot]
 59  Gangrenous ergotism in modern times
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Image : Fig. 15 : Ergotism in Germany [Carte]
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Image : [Fig. 16 : Page de titre fac. sim. : Die Geschichte der Kriebel-Krankheit, besonders derjenigen welche in den Jahren 1770 und 1771 in den Zellischen Gegenden gewütet hat / Johann Taube, 1782]
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 85  Chapter III. Botanical. History
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Image : Fig. 17 : Ergot of Rye (natural size) / Fig. 18 : Ergot of Lolium (natural size) / Fig. 19 : Drop of Honey-dew on Lolium
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 87  Characters of tje sclerotium. Macroscopic characters / Micrography
Image : Fig. 20 : Fragment of a transverse section of the sclerotium, showing cortex (after Worthington Smith)
 88  Life cycle. Germination of the sclerotium
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Image : Fig. 21 : Germinating sclerotium of Ergot of Rye / Fig. 22 : Later stage / Fig. 23 : Fully-developed capitula
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Image : Fig. 24 : Section through capitulum showing perithecia (after Tulasne)
 90  The sexual process
Image : Fig. 25 : Section through perithecium / Fig. 26 : Asci and spores of Claviceps purpurea
 91  Dissemination and germination of ascospores
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Image : Fig. 27 : Germinating ascopores
 93  The sphacelia stage
Image : Fig. 28 : Claviceps purpurea
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Image : Fig. 29 : Portion of Claviceps purpurea / Fig. 30 : conidia in various stages of germination ; germinated conidia producing secondary conidia
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 96  Cultivation of the ergot fungus in pure culture as a saprophyte
 97  The spreading of ergot
 98  Ergot in relation to Agriculture. Conditions favouring the growth of ergot
 99  Measures for the control of ergot
 100  Cultivation of ergot in the field
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 102  Damage to agriculture
 103  Forecasting of "ergot" years
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Image : Fig. 31 : Ergotism in Cattle (after Marx)
 105  Species of claviceps
 106  A. European species
 107  B. American species
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 112  Hosts of Claviceps and biological races
 113  Races of C. purpurea
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 115  Races of C. microcephala / Claviceps sesleriae
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 117  List of ergot hosts
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 123  Chapter IV. Chemical
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 125  A. Substances peculiar to ergot. Ergotinine and ergoxitine (hydro-ergotinine). Ergotinine
 126  Ergoxitine
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Image : Fig. 32 : ergotinine
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Image : Fig. 33 : ergotoxine / Fig. 34 : Ergotoxine phosphate
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 132  Colour reactions of the ergot alkaloids
 133  Constitution of ergotinine and ergotoxine
 134  Ergotamine and ergotaminine
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 136  Ergotamine
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Image : Fig. 35 : ergotamine
 138  Secal amino-sulphonic acid
Image : Fig. 36 : ergotamine phosphate / Fig. 37 : ergotaminine
 139  Coulouring matters. I. Sclererythrin
 140  II. Ergochrysin
 141  III. Ergoflavin. B. Substances not peculiar to ergot. Inorganic constituents
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 143  Glycerides and sterols
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 145  Acids
 146  Amino acids / Amines
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 151  Chapter V. Pharmacological and clinical
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 153  Pharmacological properties of ergotoxine (=hydroergotinine) and of ergotamine
Image : Fig. 38 : Vasomotor reversal. Pithed cat, 2 kilos. Carotid blood-pressure. The time marker shows ten-second intervals
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 163  General toxic effects
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 167  Pharmacological action of ergotinine and of ergotaminine
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 169  Tyramine, Isoamylamine
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 171  Histamine (Iminazolylethylamine
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 195  1. Vasomotor reversal in the pithed cat 2. Abolition of the motor action of adrenaline on the isolated uterus if the rabbit
 196  3. Partial abolition of the motor action of adrenaline on the blood-vessels of the frog / 4. Abolition of the inhibition by adrenaline
 197  5. Reversal of the motor effect of histamine on the isolated guinea-pig's uterus / Cock's-comb method
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 202  The blood-pressure method of assay / The isolated virgin guinea-pig's uterus
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 204  The alkaloidal content of ergot
 205  General properties of a good ergot
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 207  Some non-official ergots
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Image : Fig. 40 : Various ergots
 209  Proprietary preparations
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 211  Deterioration of ergot and of its preparations on keeping
 212  Deterioration of fluid extracts
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 214  Standards for biological assay
 215  Ergot in commerce
 216  Amount produced
 217  Centres of distribution / Fluctuation in price
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 220  Ergot and public health
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 223  Detection and estimation of ergot in flour and in bread
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 229  Ergot in Forensio Medicine ; Detection in the Viscera
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