A localized epidemic of enteric fever traceable to a milk-supply

Indian Milk Supply and Infective (Epidemic) Diarrhœa

So much attention has been paid to milk lately in England as a cause ot disease, especial ljin connection with epidemic diarrhoea in children, that it may be considered an opportune moment to compare generally the conditions of milk supply in India and see how the conclusions reached at home may be applied to the latter. I refer here distinctly to the general conditions of milk supply in India,...

A Milk Borne Epidemic of Typhoid Fever Traced to a Urinary Carrier.

A Case of Enteric Fever

ness anywhere; pulse 100 ; temperature ; 103'4?; respiration 50. Continue tepid sponging, ice cap, medicine, &c. To be fed every hour. Vespere.?Pulse 100 ; temperature 103 6?; respiration 42-; tongue clear, moist; bowels open once, characteristic ; slept for a few hours ; takes her food regularly; is very thirsty. 6th.?Temperature 102 ; pulse 100?; respiration 40 ; slept from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., ...

A Case of Enteric Fever

The patient, a female child, aged 10 years, was admitted into our hospital on account of a high fever and painful swelling on the dorsal aspect of the left foot. On admission the temperature was 104?F., pulse?138 and respiration?40. Surgical measures were adopted as treatment in scraping away the necrosed part of the metatarsal hone. The recovery of the local condition followed rapidly but the ...

A Case of Enteric Fever