The Puerperal Fevers

The Acute Infectious Fevers

This readily readable monograph presents a well-balanced discussion of the still controversial subjects included in its title. The author approaches the varied problems with the advantage of a long-standing interest in the subjects, an untusual ability to explore the foreign literature, unique clinical experience with an extensive series of personal cases, and a remarkable analytical acumen. Th...

Fevers in the Tropics

Ihe value of Major Leonard Rogers' great book on Fevers in the Tropics has been quickly recognised find already a second edition lias appeared. This volume which so splendidly represents our knowledge of tropical fevers wiil long remain a monument of the untiring industry and patience of its author. It is dedicated to his brother officers in the Indian Medical Service, whose aid in the work of ...

Malarial Fevers

perfectly different, and, in his present paper, unexplained causation. We venture to think that the reasons advanced by him in favor of this theory are insufficient, and the so-called facta in many cases inaccurate when tested by the touchstone of actual experience. Before replying in detail to the arguments brought forward by Dr. O'Connell we desire to draw attention to the extremely valuable ...

On Fevers

Indian Fevers

Iiie pyrexial diseases of this country have engrossed a la1"?0 sliare of our attention, and to a certain extent our efforts i11 this field of enquiry have been attended by success. Uuhappi" ly much still remains to be done, but let us hope that the constant elForta of the Indian Medical Gazette, to keep this important subject beforo its readers, may in the end succeed in accumulating such a hea...