Variola, vaccination, varicella, cholera, erysipelas, whooping cough, hay fever / by H. Immermann [and others] ; edited with additions by John W. Moore ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel.

  • Immermann, H.
Date:
1902
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Credit: Variola, vaccination, varicella, cholera, erysipelas, whooping cough, hay fever / by H. Immermann [and others] ; edited with additions by John W. Moore ; authorized translation from the German, under the editorial supervision of Alfred Stengel. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PACK Complications and Sequels 364 Cholera Ty{)hoid 365 Abortive Cases 368 Anatomic Changes 370 Diagnosis 375 Prognosis 380 Treatment 382 Prophylaxis 382 General Prophylaxis 383 Individual Prophylaxis 391 Treatment of the Cholera Diarrhea 392 Treatment of the Qholera Attack 395 Treatment of the Complications 399 CHOLERA NOSTRAS. Etiology 401 Symptomatology 404 Anatomic Changes 405 Diagnosis 405 Prognosis 406 Treatment 406 Bibliographic Index to Literature on Cholera Asiatica and Cholera Nostras 408 ERYSIPELAS AND ERYSIPELOID. By DR. Hermann Lenhartz, of Hamburg. ERYSIPELAS. History 425 Epidemic Appearance of Erysipelas in Hospitals, Dwellings, Localities, and Countries 427 Geographic Distribution 429 Influence of Climate, Season, and Soil 429 Etiology 430 Historic Review of the Etiologic Investigation ...... 430 • Examples of Transmission from Patient to Patient . . . 430 Transmission by Instruments 435 Relations between Puerperal Fever and Erysipelas . . . 435 Relations between Scarlatina and Erysipelas 437 Bacteriologic Investigation of the Course of the Disease . 438 Pathology 448 Period of Incubation and Experimental Inoculation and Spontaneous Occurrence 448 Onset and Course 450 Phenomena in Skin and Lym])hatic Glands.—Character of the Exanthem and Its Regular Extension.—The Formation of Vesicles.—Gangrene 450 Course of the Fever in Ordinary Erysipelas and in Ery- sii)elas Migrans 455