Notes of a Case of Acute Yellow Atrophy of the Liver 1Read at a meeting of the Society on January 10th, 1906.

Notes on a Case of Splenomegalic Biliary Cirrhosis, in a Boy Aged Six Years 1Read at a meeting of the Society on January 10th, 1906.

recorded cases in this country is few, the pathology of the disease is as yet uncertain, as is also the exact role played by syphilis, when a history of that disease is obtainable. Then there is the fact that in many of these cases there is an arrest of growth. The child had always been delicate; two and a half years ago had jaundice and was said to have an enlarged liver, lias been yellow ever...

A Case of Acute Yellow Atrophy of the Liver in a Child 1Read at a meeting of the Society on January 10th, 1906.

500,000 cases. The patient was a boy of 4 years of age, and from the history given by the parents appears to have been a healthy lad till a short time before admission. He was the third of three living children, two others having died in infancy from wasting. Six months before admission he had had measles, but had recovered satisfactorily. Three months before admission as an in-patient he had b...

The 10th Annual Meeting, Iranian Society of Dermatology, Tehran, 16-18 June 2010

A Case of Narcolepsy 1Read at a meeting of the Society, December 12th, 1906.

By narcolepsy I wish you to understand a condition in which a patient, with almost lightning-like rapidity, falls into a sleep of short duration, the condition not being one of epilepsy. The patient in whom I observed this condition was a young lady, unmarried, of about 30 years of age. She comes of a highly neurotic stock, chiefly, however, on the mother's side. In the maternal family there ar...

The Treatment of Enteric Fever 1Read at the meeting of the Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Society, on December 8th, 1897.

Physician to the Bristol General Hospital.