A Case of 'Abnormal Blood Group' in Which Transfusion Was Performed

one month from ' pneumonia , , cr fourth is alive and apparently healthy, a deac\ pregnancy terminated m tne u> admission child, three weeks before the pi blood to hospital. She has never transfusion. . , , r tannic anc* On admission she was fever up to the present date hasi su <? reaction WaS of the continued type. The wi . was p0sinegative. The Wassermann reac ^ ^ tive, which is interesting in enlargeobstetric history. There was pnt 0f the ment of the liver and slight enlargement^ ^ spleen. The formalin reaction o ^ -g not kala-azar was doubtfully P?^ Vhese latter possible to determine whet'her . ^ 0f kalafindings are due to the previous a ^ tQ