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Frontmatter -- Vorrede -- Einleitung -- Erster Abschnitt. Allgemeine Bemerkungen über Geschwüre an den Beinen -- Zweyter Abschnitt. Von Geschwüren in Theilen, deren Actionen gesundheitsgemaß sind -- Dritter Abschnitt. Bon Geschwüren in Theilen, deren Actionen zu heftig sind, als daß ihre Kräfte es aushalten konnten -- Vierter Abschnitt. Von Geschwüren, wo entweder die Theile oder der ganze Körper eine kränklich erhöhte Reitzbarkeit angenommen haben -- Fünfter Abschnitt. Bon Geschwüren, bey denen sich Unempfindlichkeit (Indolence) findet -- Sechster Abschnitt. Von Geschwüren, die mit einer specifischen kränklichen Action verbunden sind, welche entweder bloß örtlich ist, oder deren Ursache in der Konstitution des Körpers überhaupt ihren Sitz hat -- Siebenter Abschnitt. Von Geschwüren, bey denen sich zugleich die Venen des Gliedes in einem varikösen Zustande befinden -- Krankheitsgeschichten, wo die Vena saphena unterbunden wurde, um Heilung der Geschwüre an den Beinen zu bewirken -- Krankheitsgeschichten, von varikösen Venen, wo keine Geschwüre gegenwärtig sind, wo die Zweige kleiner wurden, nachdem der Stamm unterbunden, und an der Stelle unwegsam gemacht war -- Anhang -- Die Eigenschaften des Eiters; vorzüglich diejenigen, wodurch es sich von andern Substanzen unterscheidet; die Falle, in welchen es gebildet wird; die zu seiner Erzeugung nöthige Zeit, und die Wirkung, die es auf den Körper äußert