Aran-Duchenne paralysis, 149 Armit, nickel poisoning, 11 Arsenic: Cloetta’s experiments, 24; excretion of, in fæces, 24 Arterio-sclerosis, 116 Arthralgia, 50, 161 Arthritis, 40 Artificial gastric juice, action of, 17 Atrophic nerve changes, 69 Attack rate from lead poisoning (table), 55 Autopsy, points to be noted in, 162 Bacup epidemic, 4 Basophile granules, 77, 133, 135, 179 Baths, 238 Blood: action of lead salts on, 2; in lead poisoning, 70, 78, 134, 179; pressure, 116, 180; vessels, 68, 70, 75 Blue line, 122, 123, 128, 226; experimental production of, 41, 124; from diachylon, 13 Brachial paralysis, 148 Brain, analysis of, 96 Brass, presence of lead in, 263 Brassworkers and plumbism, 51, 263 Breathing experiments, 81 Bright’s disease and lead poisoning, 60 Burtonian line. See Blue line Carbon in lung, 11 Card system, use of, 186 Central nervous system, 69, 157; treatment, 196 Cerebral symptoms, 51, 157 Certifying surgeons, reports of, 45, 221 Chandelier fitters, poisoning among, 264 Channels of lead absorption, 8 Chemical analysis of brain, 95 Chemical characters of lead salts, 4 Chemical diagnosis, 166 Chemical examination of organs, 163 Chemistry of lead, 2 Choroidal atrophy, 161 Chromate of lead in yarn-dyeing, 298 Chrome colours, 287 Chronic colic, 119 Circulatory system, 75, 137 Cirrhosis of kidney, 74 Coach-painting, 288; dust in atmosphere breathed, 205; leadless paints, 290; reported cases from, 289; sandpapering in, 289 Colic, 116, 117, 118, 119, 188, 190; differential diagnosis, 188; treatment of, 187 Colloidal lead, 5 Colon, palpation of, 126 Colours, 285 Comparative mortality, 59 Conjunctiva in lead anæmia, 132 Constipation, 115 Copper extraction, plumbism in, 246 Cutaneous absorption, 25 Death certificates in plumbism, 57 Degeneration of blood vessels, 68 Determination of lead in urine, 169 Diachylon, 13 Diagnosis: from chemical analysis, 166; of lead colic, 120, 188 Diarrhœa, 115 Differential count in lead anæmia, 134, 137, 180 Digestion experiments, 16, 17 Drink for lead-workers, 186 Drugs in lead colic, 189 Duration of employment and plumbism, 52 Dust, lead: amount of, in air breathed, 199, 207; chief cause of plumbism, 10; “laying,” difficulties of, 11; rate of settling, 7; respirators for, 207 Dysmenorrhœa, 36 Earthenware: and china, 270; attack rate, 56; decorative processes, 272; dust in atmosphere, 204, 206; glaze processes, 272; leadless glaze, 274; low solubility glaze, 274; Potteries Committee on, recommendations of, 275; reported cases in (table), 271 Electric accumulators, 281; reported plumbism in, 283; ventilation in, 216 Electrical reactions, 151, 153, 154 Electrical treatment, 194 Electro-chemical tests, 168 Electrolytic estimation of lead, 174; reactions, 5