Morbus Coxea is osteo-arthritis of the hips possibly resulting from a tubercular infection.
Nephritis lardaceous is waxy degeneration of the kidney - "This form of kidney is always associated with amyloid degeneration of some other part, such as spleen, liver, etc., and, although it is frequently associated with Bright's disease, should not be regarded as a variety of chronic nephritis, as it may occur independently of it. While the cause is obscure, it is most likely due in some measure to retrograde changes in the blood plasma, whereby the blood is unable to manufacture normal tissue. It is secondary to chronic suppurative diseases, especially those of the bones, and is often tubercular. Ulceration of the bowels, tuberculosis, anal fistula, the ulcerative stage of syphilitic deposits in the bone, and, in fact, any chronic suppurative process whereby there has been a long-continued drain on the albumin—gout, cancer, malaria, leukemia, and chronic valvular diseases—have been associated with the amyloid kidney; but just how much, if any, these diseases are responsible for the degeneration is not known."
Doesn't sound nice.
