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... THE TYPHOID FEVER. CASE OF THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. [Pro® The Medioel Time..-] The Prince’i con.titution wee one of which was not calculated to beer the an enfeebling xrmotie 4iMMe. Spite an actiTe athletic Hfe and of oarehil dial, displayed early tendency ...
... THE PRINCE CONSORT AND TYPHOID FEVER. Our Medical readers doubtless snspecled something seriona when on Monday, the 9lb, they announcement that the Prince had been 511 fora week with a faverish cold and ptina in the limbs, and that within the last two ...
... God. Remove the cause and tbe effect cannot take place. The typhoid lever, ague, kc , are local diseases, and are pro- duced by local causes. The name of the fungus in the locality of the typhoid fever iu—hydrophora stercorea (Greek), from luidor water ...
... to appropriate the typhus, to the other typhoid. It was affirmed by Louis, and others who maintained the diversity, that typhus was contagious, typhoid not so; that typhus attacked all ages, typhoid having predilection for the ages from 15 to 40 ...
... associated with the second form, which is sometimes called typhoid pleuro-pneumonia, and which is also complicated by alteration of the bloed. In this case two powerful agents lead to the typhoid state—the alteration of the blood, and the products resulting ...
... ;MODERN_ VIEWS OF JENSRR REGARDS typhoid” and typhus feveu They .re, Joonrr. dilUnct .wl .ncon.trhkto [dtau.4 ..d, cbaricta apaelal cimpbealu)*-' (aclbd cioaidcra .ban a. aiaoUnmuoa. feyaa. (ton apedfic causes ...
... Dubli tal PERISCOPE—TYPHOID FEVER IN THE HORSE, ITS RELATION WITH THAT IN MAN. 02,*::&?’ Red nodules form, of the size of a pea or lentil, or still smaller, at the top of which a pustule quickly forms, and of which the centre is always perforated by ...
... poison. In the typhoid the period of incubation is probably about a week, and the source of the fatal poison must have been at some place which the Prince visited during the last week of November. Was it Cambridge ? Was it South Kensington? It is vain ...
... out of the ordinary character of typhoid fever. The immediate cause of death is believed to have been congestion of the lungs. The melancholy occurrence must induce the profession to revert to the former epidemic of typhoid fever which raaed severely in ...
... OINTMENT AND — Typhoid, Sore Throat.—This disease is identical with one form of scarlet fever, and for its cure demands the same treatment. For a quarter of a century Holloway’s reme- dies have successfully combated scarlatina, rescuing many from the ...
... THE DURHAM CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1.5, 1861. ” rOVERNMENT INSPECTOR AND THE of -chip .0 the, « Typhoid ,e,or. lM in - AW I 1 THE .^ -, , opposed. Whether this arg«m®Dt re»scjOable or noli forb«*r preTHlt»g th«r»?. ?} ,j . , _ P.mbjck •ooeareii for ...
... simultaneously with that proposed on the north, are most »•«.cent. is quit* true tbst a low typhoid fever is almost always prevailing in the Lambeth district, mainly owing the floods and to the they leave behind. For this it would seem that the projected ...