Essentials of Tropical Medicine
Essentials of Tropical Medicine
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Most blood is usually passed early; the amount diminishes with the disease.
That it is not in the least infective is against its being of parasitic origin.
Hasmoglobinuria is so acute that the parasite, if one there is, must be numerous and possessing high powers of vitality.
There may be long interv^als between two cases in the same district. If a parasite, how does it survive?
H^MOGLOBINURIC FEVER 383 (5) That it is a Condition brought about by a previous Malarial Infection.
A case of h^emogl...obinuria usually gives a history of one or more attacks of malaria. Small doses of cjuinine in some such Central African patients is sufficient to precipitate the disease (Sandwith).
The subtertian parasite seems to be usually the parasite of the malaria. This accounts for the statement that malaria (benign tertian or cjuartan) may be prevalent, but no h^emoglobinuria.
The Ancon Hospital Records show that malaria complicates prac- tically every other disease, but neither clinically nor at autopsy has blackwater fever complicated any infectious disease other than malaria.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most blood is usually passed early; the amount diminishes with the disease.
That it is not in the least infective is against its being of parasitic origin.
Hasmoglobinuria is so acute that the parasite, if one there is, must be numerous and possessing high powers of vitality.
There may be long interv^als between two cases in the same district. If a parasite, how does it survive?
H^MOGLOBINURIC FEVER 383 (5) That it is a Condition brought about by a previous Malarial Infection.
A case of h^emogl...obinuria usually gives a history of one or more attacks of malaria. Small doses of cjuinine in some such Central African patients is sufficient to precipitate the disease (Sandwith).
The subtertian parasite seems to be usually the parasite of the malaria. This accounts for the statement that malaria (benign tertian or cjuartan) may be prevalent, but no h^emoglobinuria.
The Ancon Hospital Records show that malaria complicates prac- tically every other disease, but neither clinically nor at autopsy has blackwater fever complicated any infectious disease other than malaria.
What to read after Essentials of Tropical Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Edgar Masters to read onlineMoreLess
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