NOTES ON 73 CASES OF CEREBRO-SPINAL FEVER.

Notes of Two Cases of Cerebro-Spinal Fever, Rungpore Jail

4 P.M.?Temp. 105?, pulse 130, resp. 40, other symptoms same as in the morning. Pulse weaker; resp. jeiky and hurried; pain increased in the head ; first sound of the heart nearly inaudible ; had one feculent bilious stool, no vomiting. Continue medicine every 2 hours, mustard plaster to nape. 1 Gth May 1891, 7 a.m., temp. lOo^0. Very weak and prostrated, pulse very frequent and weak, could not ...

Clinical Notes on Cerebro-Spinal Fever

so persistent as in the tubercular form), suddenness of onset, then convulsive seizures and tonic spasms, much intolerance of being examined or handled, even when coma is beginning. The most striking clinical symptom is tonic spasm of the nuchal mv scles, with retraction of head, which cannot be replaced without great pain. Later, when effusion becomes established, and there is coma and Kernig'...

Cases of Cerebro-Spinal Fever

Fourteen Cases of Cerebro-Spinal Fever

Notes on a Small Outbreak of Cerebro-Spinal Fever

next day when the only signs were some stiffness of the neck and a temperature of 100?F. That night he became very restless and wandered in delirium. These symptoms increased until 9th February, 1915, when he was found to be very deficient in the sight of the right eye which shewed some paresis. There were no spinal symptoms but the headache and rigidity of the neck increased. Kernig's sign abs...