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... recover, it is only after an anxious and tedious convalescence. In fatal cases of this kind, the patient dies comatose. In typhoid and gastric fevers this asthenic type, the influence of alcoholic liquors on the character of the disease is of a somewhat ...
... have copied from another the statement that typhus commences suddenly, and typhoid more gradually. This does not accord with what we ourselves have seen. Wc do not say that typhoid does not come on slowly, often insidiously; but do say that typhus as constantly ...
... the nervous action, which concen • trates the blood on the lungs and pleura.” lie would also use it in certain cases of typhoid fevers, and in puerperal fever. “Reasoning from the action of the remedy,” he says, “on the nervous system, 1 have determined ...
... extremely sensitive organ, being very frequently affected in cases of what are called blood diseases. Thus, in typhus and typhoid fevers it was tumefied and softened; in intermittent fevers it became much enlarged ; in waxy degeneration it was, perhaps ...
... of the trichina spiralis is its first stages. The patients are then in a subtyphoid condition, but neither diarrhoea, nor typhoid eruption, nor any notable enlargement of the spleen is present; they ex* lierience violent muscular pains upon the occasion ...
... sense of the rural proprietors I have not heard of any cases. The epocha of the colonizing fever was also that of severe typhoid epidemic which cut short many Brazilian lives. May the evils of the introduction of this antipathic teutonic population cease ...
... proves a most serious complication. The only abdominal complications of any importance that have been observed are those of typhoid fever. Bed -sores very seldom occur, and scarcely ever in an aggravated form. The patient, though apparently much wasted at ...
... Copland’s Dictionary, in the article on typhoid fever, p. ludi, he says : have prescribed the chlorate of potash in several diseases, since 1819, and consider it a valuable medicine, especially in the advanced stages of typhoid fevers. \V hen excitement or vascular ...
... Diseasesof a paper the Specific Cause of Typhoid, Typhus, and Relapsing Fevers,” printed in the Transactions o/the Medico-Chirurgical Society tor 1850; of essays On the Identity or Non-Identity of Typhus and Typhoid Fevers (1850), “On the Diseases commonly ...
... PATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. SPECIMEN OF PERFORATION OF THE SIGMOID FLEXURE FROM A CASE OF TYPHOID FEVER. The patient, a female, aged 26, died after an illness of nearly two months’ duration. She had only been under observation during the last four ...
... diseases endemic to our climate were represented in the hospital during both periods. Simple continued fever, maculated typhus, typhoid and gastric fevers, small-pox, scarlatina, measles, hoopingcough, mumps, quinsy, influenza, cholera, and diarrhoea recurred ...
... that he died, before sunset, in accordance with curious Eastern habit!— Count Cavour’s illness turns out to hive been bad “typhoid” or pernicious fever, and when lak. n ill first he sent himself for a bleeder (salassatore), a young man of judgment (equivalent ...