The Clinical Features of Smallpox
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Variola minor 38 Clinical course 38 Variola sine eruptione and subclinical infection 40 Smallpox acquired by unusual routes of infection 40 Inoculation variola and variolation 40 Congenital smallpox 42 Effects of vaccination on the clinical course of smallpox 42 Effects of vaccination on toxaemia 43 Effects of vaccination on the number of lesions 43 Effects of vaccination on the character and evolution of the rash 43 Effects of vaccination in variola minor 44
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