Studies of influenza in hospitals of the British armies in France, 1918.

Date:
1919
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Credit: Studies of influenza in hospitals of the British armies in France, 1918. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS rd IntRopucTIoNn. By Colonel 8S. L. Cummins, C.M.G., A.M.S., Adviser in aaa British Armies in France ‘ : ° ° ° PAEBT I. (ABBEVILLE ResEarcH TEAM.) . 1. Tue Etiotoay or Inriunnza. A Filtrable Virus as the Cause, with some Notes on the Culture of the Virus by the Method of Noguchi Major H. G. Gibson, R.A.M.C. Major F. B. Bowman, C.A.M.C. Captain J. I. Connor, A.A.M.C. 2. THE BACTERIOLOGICAL FLORA OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT IN CASES OF INFLUENZA |]. Major H. G. Gibson, R. a M. C. Major F. B. Bowman, C.A.M.C. 3. (2) A Stupy or TWENTY CasES OF INFLUENZA, CLINICALLY Major C. E. Sundell, R.A.M.C. (6) THz Morzip ANATOMY OF INFLUENZA Major C. E. Sundell, R.A.M.C. (c) THe Morsip Histotoay or INFLUENZA Captain J. I. Connor, A.A.M.C. PLATES ILLUSTRATING Part I . : , : ; : . following PART II. 6 19 37 47 65 68 4, (a) CLINICAL IMPRESSIONS OF THE PNEUMONIAS OCCURRING DURING THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC Colonel C. F. Martin, C.A.M. C. No. 3 Canadian General Hospital. (6) PATHOLOGICAL AND BACTERIOLOGICAL Finpincs IN Fara CasEs o¥ PNEUMONIA DURING THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC oF OCTOBER AND NovEmMBER, 1918 Major W. H. Tytler, C.A.M. C. Captain R. M. Janes, C.A.M.C. Captain G. M. Dobbin, C.A.M.C. From the Laboratory, No. 3 Canadian General Hospital. 73 77