Yellow Fever: Clinical Notes
Yellow Fever: Clinical Notes
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Relapse ordinarily occurs after a light attack or one of moderate intensity and usually after twenty-four or thirty-six hours of false convalescence, or after an imprudence, the patient rising, walking, or having indigestion from excess in eating.
In this case the relapsing fever occurred thirty days after the end of the first attack, the patient not having yet left the hospital. He remained two months under observation and treatment.
Conclusions.
I could multiply these charts of the pulse and ...temperature, and could publish many other observations, but they would be similar and without important interest.
Hence, I limit this exposition of clinical curves, as I believe that I have presented to the reader the most frequent forms and the principal types of Yellow Fever as influenced by the age of the patient, by the virulence of the disease, by organic taints, by auto-infec- tion and by secondary lesions.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Pui.SE Rate — Faget's I,aw — Charts. 105 This work is entirely individual ; it is written only in the light of my clinical expe- rience and aided by the study and comparison of several hundred observations collected entirely by me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Relapse ordinarily occurs after a light attack or one of moderate intensity and usually after twenty-four or thirty-six hours of false convalescence, or after an imprudence, the patient rising, walking, or having indigestion from excess in eating.
In this case the relapsing fever occurred thirty days after the end of the first attack, the patient not having yet left the hospital. He remained two months under observation and treatment.
Conclusions.
I could multiply these charts of the pulse and ...temperature, and could publish many other observations, but they would be similar and without important interest.
Hence, I limit this exposition of clinical curves, as I believe that I have presented to the reader the most frequent forms and the principal types of Yellow Fever as influenced by the age of the patient, by the virulence of the disease, by organic taints, by auto-infec- tion and by secondary lesions.
Digitized by VjOOQIC Pui.SE Rate — Faget's I,aw — Charts. 105 This work is entirely individual ; it is written only in the light of my clinical expe- rience and aided by the study and comparison of several hundred observations collected entirely by me.
What to read after Yellow Fever: Clinical Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Just Touatre, Charles Louis Chassaignac to read onlineMoreLess
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