TYPHO-MALARIAL FEVER.

A Case of "Typho-Malarial Fever"

I am aware that the use of the above title is open to objection and that its employment is rightly deprecated by the best authorities, but I know of no more appropriate expression to employ for a case, like the one I am about to describe, in which enteric fever and malaria co-existed and ran concurrently at one and the same time without it being possible to say which disease was the dominant fa...

Malarial Fever with Aphasia

As malarial iever witn apna^ia is a condition spoken of in text*books, and but seldom seen in general practice, the notes of the following case may be of interest:? Jeer Bandhan, a Hindustani male, 20 years of age, was admitted into Hospital. Bassein, on 3rd March 1900, with a temperature of 102G, pulse 120, and respiration 38 per minute. He was unable to speak or give any account of himself. O...

HASMOGrLOBINURIC MALARIAL FEVER

Note on Malarial Fever

By Surgeon-Major M. D. O'Connell, m.d., Army Medical Department. Ague and Remittent fever are usually classed together under the title of " paroxysmal" or malarial fever. For this classification, however, the reasons do not appear to be sound. With these exceptions, viz.% that they are found at times to exist side by side ; that in both there is increase of temperature; that occasionally one di...

Experimental Inoculation of Malarial Fever

were found, we see that the fever came on in one case 22 days after the first bite, and in the other about 15 days after the first bite. It may be said by those who are opposed to the mosquito theory that the fact that the attacks of fever came after the mosquito bites was entirely accidental. This was the objection raised against the cases which were experimented on in Italy. We have carefully...