Infectious Diseases a Practical Textbook
Infectious Diseases a Practical Textbook
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It is obvious that, as in other diseases, it is impossible to expect cases to conform to types. Many patients will be seen whom it is hard to classify under one heading rather than another. For instance, a suggestion of the haemorrhagic type is occasionally met with in very severe cases, which may show considerable bruising, and may suffer from moderate bleeding from the nose or throat, but which have no purpuric haemorrhages in the skin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is obvious that, as in other diseases, it is impossible to expect cases to conform to types. Many patients will be seen whom it is hard to classify under one heading rather than another. For instance, a suggestion of the haemorrhagic type is occasionally met with in very severe cases, which may show considerable bruising, and may suffer from moderate bleeding from the nose or throat, but which have no purpuric haemorrhages in the skin.
. 23 B. '!
3 H S
What to read after Infec...tious Diseases a Practical Textbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claude Buchanan Ker to read onlineMoreLess
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