Tuberculosis of the Lymphatic System
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From animal experiments we may infer that children so cared for will be healthy. HESS l has called attention to the neglect to provide for the welfare of the infants born of tuber- culous parentage and urges that, in the light of our present knowledge as to the time when infection occurs and the fatality of infantile tuberculosis, our methods of prophylaxis be recon- structed. No tuberculous mother should be allowed to rear her children at least during infancy, for very few survive when nursed ...by such a mother. After delivery the child should be removed to surroundings, where it will not be subjected to the dangers of infection, and should not be permitted in the proximity of the tuberculous mother for the first two years of life. Hess advised the establishment of preventoriums for infants where they should receive adequate care. It is rarely that such radical wishes are complied with, for mothers will not part with their children, unless they are in the last stages of the disease. Many such mothers have the care of their household and cannot be spared.
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From animal experiments we may infer that children so cared for will be healthy. HESS l has called attention to the neglect to provide for the welfare of the infants born of tuber- culous parentage and urges that, in the light of our present knowledge as to the time when infection occurs and the fatality of infantile tuberculosis, our methods of prophylaxis be recon- structed. No tuberculous mother should be allowed to rear her children at least during infancy, for very few survive when nursed ...by such a mother. After delivery the child should be removed to surroundings, where it will not be subjected to the dangers of infection, and should not be permitted in the proximity of the tuberculous mother for the first two years of life. Hess advised the establishment of preventoriums for infants where they should receive adequate care. It is rarely that such radical wishes are complied with, for mothers will not part with their children, unless they are in the last stages of the disease. Many such mothers have the care of their household and cannot be spared.
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