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LAPIS ALBUS
The name Lapis Albus, or white stone, was given by Grauvogl to a species of gneiss which he found in the mineral springs of Gastein, which flow over formations of gneiss into the valley of the Achen, where goitre and cretinism abound.
CLINICAL AUTHORITIES.
- Goitre (ten cases), Bellows, Am. Hom. Obs., 1867, vol. 411 (Grauvogl's reports did not appear until 1874); Carcinoma, Grauvogl, Hah. Mo., vol. 10, p. 182.
LOWER FACE. [9]
SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. [17]
FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. [23]
NECK AND BACK. [31]
SENSATIONS. [43]
TISSUES. [44]
Affections of glands and lymphatics.
Scrofulous affections, abscesses and sores; enlargement and induration of glands, especially cervical; glandular tumors, where no glands are usually found; goitre, cretinism.
Lipoma, sarcoma, glandular and fibrous tumors; carcinoma, as long as ulceration has not set in, based on scrofulosis.
Scirrhus.
Tuberculosis scrofulosa.
STAGE OF LIFE, CONSTITUTION. [47]
RELATIONS. [48]
Compare: Arsen., Arsen iod., Badiaga, Calc., Calc. iod., Conium, Condur., Iodium, Kali carb., Kali iod., Silica, Spongia.
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTOR
| Source: | The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica Vol. 07, 1888 |
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| Description: | Clinical materia medica of Lapis Albus |
| Remedies: | Lapis Albus |
| Author: | Hering, C.; Raue, C.G.; Knerr, C.B.; Mohr, C. |
| Year: | 1888 |
| Editing: | errors only; interlinks; formatting |
| Attribution: | Legatum Homeopathicum |
