SO-CALLED "REMITTENT" OR "PRETORIA" FEVER

Remittent and Enteric Fever

own experience, I think it quite possible, the first set of cases were mild enteric, and the autopsies of the later cases seem to confirm that view. The opinions quoted by the Sanitary Commissioner in his report of 1886 prove what an extraordinary diversity of opinion there is among professional men in this country regarding enteric fever, and show the necessity for a much closer investigation ...

Typhoid and Remittent Fever

Sm,?E sliall feel much obliged if you will answer for me, or enable some of your readers to do so, the points enumerated below :? I.?What are the distinctive differences between Enteric fever, and Remittent fever ? IE.?Are inflammation and ulceration of Peyer's glands invariably present in the former ? EIE.?Es this condition never present in the latter? EV.?Es it peculiar to the former; i. e., ...

Case of Remittent (?) Fever

So-Called Typhus Fever in the Rawalpindee Jail

Sir,?I hope you will allow me to .correct some mistakes made by Dr. Ince in his report on the recent epidemic of fever, in the Iiawulpindee Jail, published in your October number at page 272. In paragraph 27 of his report, he states that the opinion arrived at by Dr. Aitchison and myself, that the fever treated by us in 1871 was of a remittent (malarious) type, was founded upon the study of six...

Observations on Infantile Remittent Fever

HEN we reflect that no less than one half of the human race is cut off under ten years of age, it must be apparent that the diseases of childhood, affecting as they do, at once, the happiness of domestic privacy and the prosperity of the commonwealth, form a most interesting subject of inquiry to the political as well as the medical philosopher. It is to be lamented, however, that the attention...