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... “Tt appears,” saye the Gazette de France, “ that a vio- lent typhoid epideinie prevails at at the for of the young priests of St. Sulpice, where for and a large number have been sent to their homes.” Paris are Some of the young men have died lately ...
... their administration in typhoid fever. , ~ , , It is to be regretted that the name “typhoid fever has ever been used, for the very name typhoid g«vcs b'as to the mind to think that typhoid is a variety of tjph«s, just typhoid applied to ...
... the primary attack of fever. Typhoid fever; relapse: mclaiui: jihhymasia alba; recovery The following case may noticed example protracted typhoid with somewhat unusual complication. The patient presented well-marked typhoid fever, with unequivocal symptoms ...
... circumstances, we should have had typhoid or typhus fevers. Although have above stated unwillingness to enter on the question of the exact relations between typhus and typhoid fe ers disti ct any two of exanthemata typhoid fevers, 1 must protest against ...
... socikty, and kohmeri-v residentmkdk aj. oriTCEIi, KOVAL EOl.NUrßlill HOSRITAL FOR SICK TYPHOID FEVER : ITH CASES, AND POST-MORTEM APPEARANCES, The diagnosis of typhoid fever in young children is often matter of extreme difficulty, for unless the distinctive ...
... number.] RICHMOND, WHITWORTH, AND ITARDWICKE HOSPITALS. DR. LYONS'S CLINIQUE. typhoid fever : i.ow typhus : black death The obscurity which envelops certain cases of Typhoid fever is well exemplified by the following instances of this form of fever occurring ...
... emphysema. No human malady was like this ; it was not like typhoid fever. Since the latter was slow disease the former was very rapid. The origin of rinderpest is contagious, which is doubled in typhoid. The pathological anatomy as well qii the symptoms were ...
... houses furnished a case of typhoid fever. Eighteen localities in 1849 furnished ul cases of typhus, and none of these houses furnished case of typhoid fever. During these nine years nine localities furnished cases of typhoid fever, and these houses furnished ...
... Gloucester-Btreet, JSlary Ann, wife t'f C. H. ieholsoii. Brooklvi!. the 19th ult.. of typhoid fever, Mr. Eklen. printer : also, the iCth nit., his father. Air, Lden, typhoid fever, both late of this city. , . , In lymdou, Mr. Belton, nep.iew of Archdeacon ...
... ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS On Mixed Types of Fever; in Relation the Question of the Identity Xon- Identity of the Typhus and Typhoid Poisons. Henry Kennedy. B 8., Fellow and ...
... to the onanthems, and so did tvphus and typhoid fevers, was actual sloughing the intestines in some cases ; but there was nothing like the same febrile disturbance. thought that the disease was more like typhoid fever. As smallpox, had only one analogy ...
... true typhoid or enteric fever; and in fact pathological anatomy reveals to that lesion is now progressing in the intestine, in all essential respects the same as that which characterizes the fever in question. Pathological Anatomy of Cholera Typhoid It ...