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... the hospital for the treatment of typhoid are in general not born in Paris; their parents are mostly stone-masons from Piedmont, Shvoy, Auvergne, or Limosin, who resort to Paris iu summer to work at their trade. Typhoid is primary affection, chiefly observable ...
... 740 Dobun Mbdical Press. TYPHOID FEVER CHILDREN. As far as I could judge, no ill effects seemed to have arisen, or to be likely to arise, till Monday July 2, 1860, when he was seized alter his dinner with a strong convulsion ; during which, the nurse ...
... Ditbiin Medical Press. EFFICACY OF OPIUM TYPHOID FEVER. October 21,18€& Dublin Medical Press. ...
... Sarracenia Purpurea in the Treatment of Variola 476 Reduction of Strangulated Hernia Elastic Bands. 478 Efficacy of Opium in Typhoid Fever 484 ...
... form of self-destruction. —Social Scienc* Review. THE THERMOMETER A MEANS OF DIAGNOSIS IN TYPHOID FEVER. As curious and ingenious means of diagnosis in typhoid fever, may be mentioned the thermometer, as proposed by Professor Wunderlich. Starting with ...
... Waterloo plsoo. Sonlh. ampton, Ma-y Klhta. wife the late Major Joseph Doheriy, Light Dragoons, » ...
... described by Laennec. Louis some years later stated that it was a common lesion of typhoid fever.” And more recently Dr. Stokes recorded a number of cases of both typhus and typhoid ” to show the importance of this condition as accounting for certain cardiac ...
... pestilence and war. Advices from New Orleans to the 11th instant state that yellow fever was prevalent in that city. Typhoid fever Vicksburg was also most malignant, the proportion of fatal cases being seven cut of ten. It is reported from New Orleans ...
... slrsct, Llraarlok. after a tedious Ulaaaa, William ituritaaa, £sq. :iimuiln«a—November 117th. at Walmar, la bis 18th year, of typhoid hror. Thomas Catnminga, of bar Ms.iraty's I Raglnu-nt, Royal Welsh Fusilier*. »lh, at Upper Norwood, osar London, in the year ...
... entered as typhus, 3 died; of 39 entered as typhoid, 16 died; of 56 of doubtful type, 3 died; of 108, total of continued fever, 22 died. Of die second series—of 19 entered as typhus, none died; of 48 entered as typhoid, 2 died; of 39 of doubtful type, 2 died; ...
... chloroform in midwifery is well worth a perusal, and the serious consideration of any medical practitioner. The article on typhoid fever, Alexander Tweedie, M.D., F.K.S., is also excellent one. ...
... consequence of its containing very full discussion on all the most important questions connected with typhus, relapsing fever, typhoid, and the simple fevers. It must strike the reader that it would be totally impossible on our part, owing to the numerous demands ...