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... TYPHOID FEVER AT MARSEILLES. Dr. Seux, Professor of Medicine at Marseilles, has recently published some interesting observations on the type of this disease prevalent in that city. He considers the following points—viz., age, nationality, occupation, ...
... FOREIGN MEDICAL LITERATURE. WITH SYMPTOMS OF TYPHOID FEVER. Artillery-man Lundberg, aged twenty-one, was admitted into the Garrison Hospital, on 17th February, 1864. The patient, at the time of his admission, was suffering from chronic angina tonsillaris ...
... ■lightest tree# of the cattle plague is to be found; that the alleged c ass were allof a typhoid character, and due to neglect of sanitary precautions; and that the cattle in aid about Belfast are in healthier state than any which he has so far inspectsd ...
... Mat 10, 1865. diseases of the urinary organs, terminating in ursemia. That cholera typhoid is a uraemic process, must now be considered as decided. In our fifth case we find a patient who suffered from pyaemia, but died uraenuc. The same result of the ...
... Cotrar—On Monday, November 14, 1463, in Chicago, of typhoid fever, ii. the fath year of bio sge, brief of eiehtdays, Patrick Coney, Jam, ma of P. c.f.,, the kackake, Doceasod had been n Pope'. Army In and 000 10 the i. Od Metes Army oboe 1561., and up ...
... Belfast much heglthier than those of any town yet inspected. “ Post mortem appearances of typhoid dysentery have a great resemblance to those of Rinderpest. Typhoid dysen- tery frequently infectious.” Professor Ferguson informed us that he considered the ...
... much healthier than those of any town yet i ted. Post mortem appearances of typhoid dysentery have a great re- semblance to those of rinderpest. frequently infectious.” Typhoid dysentery ...
... people of lb. country are in imminent danger of attack through two destructive sources—namely, the cholera, and the contagious typhoid fever in entile, which bnc now ...
... fever is contagious, and in English is called the relapsing or famine fever; it is also styled remittent fever, or bilious typhoid lerer, synucha or miliary fever. It was unknown in Russia until eight months ago, when Professor Botkin called atteution to ...
... usually characteristic of typhoid fever, such as the want of conformity between the alvine discharges during life with those met with in typhoid fever, I think we are justified in considering it as an example of genuine typhoid, not a relapse of the typhus ...
... attracted much notice. Other observers more or less eminent, have declared the rinderpest to be a typhoid fever amongst animals comparable to the enteric or typhoid fever of man, and have even described the pathological appearances as bearing out that statement ...
... fever is contagious, and in England is called the relapsing of famine fever; it is also styled remittent fever, or bilious typhoid fever, or synocha, or military fever, or typhinia It was unknown in Russia until eight months ago, when Professor Bolkin called ...