A pre-eruptive fever

A Curious Form of Eruptive Fever in Calcutta

neck and face, of a sort of papula), rather resembling urticaria, and about the size of an 8 anna piece, red apparently from scratching them : they are very itchy ; headache relieved. 5th.?One or two additional wheals have broke out, but most of the others are now disappearing; complains of a bitter taste in the mouth. 6th.?The eruption going off; much distresssd with cough in the night. 7th.?N...

The pre-eruptive illness of measles.

According to Sydenham (1717), the rash of measles appears on the fourth, or sometimes the fifth, day of the illness. This has remained the standard teaching of most of the authorities on infectious diseases and paediatrics (e.g. Sheldon, 1948; Banks, 1949; Harries and Mitman, 1951; Top, 1955). However, Panum (1847), in his classic report of a measles epidemic, states that although the prodromal...

Pre-Eruptive Intracronal Resorbtion at Unerupted Three Molar Teeth: A Case Report

Pre-Eruptive Intracronal Radiolucency (PEIR) is seen as a radiolucent anomaly at coronal dentin of unerupted teeth. PEIR is often confused because of similarities with dental caries. Pre-eruptive intracoronal resorptions are typically observed as radiolucency in dentin tissue, and the lesions are close to the enamel dentin junction. Lesions are often coincidentally noticed on the radiographs of...

Notes on the Eruptive Fever Prevailing in and around Calcutta

Relationships between pre-eruptive conditions and eruptive styles of phonolite-trachyte magmas

Phonolitic eruptions can erupt either effusively or explosively, and in some cases develop highly energetic events such as caldera-forming eruptions. However, the mechanisms that control the eruptive behaviour of such compositions are not well understood. By combining pre-eruptive data of well studied phonolitic eruptions we show that the explosive-effusive style of the phonolitic magma is cont...