Tropical diseases : a manual of the diseases of warm climates.

  • Patrick Manson
Date:
1907
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    Plague, feeding animals on cul- tures, 272 , fleas of the dead rat, 273, 274 , flies and, 278, 279 , filth and overcrowding, 265, 277 follows trade routes, 280 , gangrene, 282, 283 , general sanitation, 290, 291 , geographical distribution, 265 , geological constitution of soil, 279 , haemorrhages, 283 , Haffkiiie’s inoculations, 294 , history, 266 , house infection, 280 , immunisation of horses, 297 , ; of rabbits, 296 , importance of examining destroyed rats, 290 in Africa, 266, 268 in America, 268 in Australia, 268 in China, 267 in Egypt, 266, 268 in England, 266 in Glasgow, 266 in India, 266, 267 in Japan, 267 in Oporto, 266 in Russia, 266 , incubation period, 280 , infection, 277, 279, 285 —, inoculability of man, 271 , of other animals, 271 , inoculation of rats with Danysz bacillus, 293 ^ , insect bites, 278 , inspection of dead, 291 , intensification and attenua- tion of virus, 269 , killing of bacilli, 289 , leather gloves, 294 , Lustig’s injections, 295 , lymphatics, 287 , mortality, 285 , in India, 267 of .Tustinian, 266 , pathological anatomy and pathology, 286 , pneumonic, 271, 277, 284 , post mortem, 286, 287 , prodromal stage, 281 , prophylaxis, 288 , , personal, 293 , Pulex canis and. 274 . cheopis and, 273, 274 , pyaemia, 283 , quarantine, 288, 291 rr—■ from an infected place, 288 1 for convalescents, 289 , relapses, 285 , rigor, 281 , septicaemic, 272, 284 , serumtherapy, 296 Plague, stage of adenitis, 282 ■ of fever, 281 of invasion, 281 symptoms, 280 susceiitibility of farmyard animals, 273 temperature, 281 treatment, 295 of dead, 290 typhoid stupor, 281 vomiting, 281 wounds, 271, 277 Plasmodidae, classification 825-830 of. Plasmodium, 40, 41, 825-829 malarix, 56, 827 vivax, 59, 825 Pneumonic plague, 271, 277 , symptoms, 284 Polycholia, 85 Ponos, 525-526 Porocephalus armillatus, 701 moniliformis, 702 Preparation of film of malarial blood (see Blood films) Prickly heat, 749-751 Proteosoma, 25, 26 Protozoa, classification of blood- inhabiting, 807-851 in liver pus, 496 Psilosis, 465 linguae, 465 Pulex irritans, 782 Pyseralc abscess, 497 Pyrethrum powder and ticks, 193 Quartan ague, 56-58 chart, 59 58 infection, 64 parasite, 56 absence of, in Calcutta, 58 58 common in Antigua, in Madras, 58 in Sierra Leone, 59, 61 compared with tertian, . cycle of, 49 , degeneration of, 57 , fever, 56, 58 . in England, 58 ——•, in Europe, 58 . . g:eographical distribu- tion, 58 , spheres, 56 , sporocyte, 57 r . periodicity, 88, 112 Quartana duplex, 50 triplex, 50 Quinine amblyopia, 73, 74, 118 —• diagnosis from mala- rial, 74
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