BRAIN TUMOR SIMULATED BY ANÆMIA

Hypersplenic Anæmia relieved by Splenectomy

CONSIDERABLE interest has recently been aroused in the group of conditions characterised by* anaemia, granulocytopenia and thrombocytopenia occurring alone or in association and accompanied by splenomegaly and a hyperplastic marroow. The triad of cytopenia, splenomegaly and hyperplastic marrow constitutes what might be called the 'hypersplenic syndrome.' This triad may be found in a number of d...

Anæmia in Practice: Pernicious Anæmia

Thirteen years ago, Drs. G. R. Minot and W. P. Murphy published a paper in the Journal of the American Medical Association describing the effect of liver diet in pernicious anaemia. This was a clinical study, but the results were striking enough to attract a considerable amount of attention, not only of clinicians but of laboratory workers as well. The immediate direct result was a revolutionar...

Hæmolytic Anæmia

Cases of hemolytic ansemia, other than of 'malarial origin, evoke considerable clinical interest. Two such cases are here recorded; the first seemed to arise in association with ulcerative colitis and the second was possibly a case of congenital acholuric jaundice. Case 1.?Mahmud Ali, male, aged 23 years, was admitted on 27th July, 1939, into the Mayo Hospital, Lahore, with complaints of diarrh...

Pernicious Anæmia

Our knowledge of the pathology and aetiology of pernicious anaemia has undergone great modification and advance in recent years, and the present volume is a summary of the vast amount of work that lias been done on the subject. It includes all the important advances that have been made in our understanding of this puzzling disease, up to about the end of 1929. When a work of this nature, dealin...

Macrocytic Anæmia