Cases of Anasarca Treated with Skimmed Milk

we-e oedematous, pitting considerably on pressure, thighs a little enlarged, abdomen somewhat swollen, slight fluctuation being felt on gentle manipulation in the sitting posture; fact* puffy, pulse weak, lungs natural, breathing slightly accelerated, attended with sonorous roiiehi in the chest, bowels constipated, urine scanty, without albumen, appetite impaired and general prostration. On enquiry it appeared that the patient had suffered from fever for nearly 3 months and that about, a fortnight ago, oedema of botii feet had been noticed and was followed by the symptoms above described.