Case of Aplastic Anæmia (previously shown)

A Case of Aplastic Anæmia

?The patient J., a Hindu male, aged 38, married, was working as a ward servant and was admitted for treatment of giddiness, of one week's duration. 23rd August. On admission his pulse was 100 and spiration 28 per minute, and temperature 98?F. ere was nothing particular about his family history, personal history and previous illnesses. About a week e ore admission he scratched his right ear with...

Acute Aplastic Anæmia: Its Relation to a Liver Hormone

Dr. Hayeis Smith's monograph is based on a single case of acute aplastic anaemia. The author has given minute details of the case in the form of a day-to-day diary along with exhaustive pathological notes by Dr. C. J. Young, which must have entailed a considerable amount of labour and perseverance. The consensus of present day opinion is that th Minot-Murphy treatment in cases of this kind by t...

A Case of Cooley's Anæmia

Case of Macrocytic Hæmolytic Anæmia

A younig wxoman, aged 30, unmarried, and employed as a shop assistant, was admitted to the Royal Victoria Hospital on 7th November, 1939. She complained of weakness, palpitationi, and breathlessness on exertion, present since July, 1939. Since .\ugust she had noticed that her skin was a yellow colour. This yellow colour tended to disappear for short periods, but her other symptoms gradually inc...

History of a Case of Anæmia