Congestive fever : syn. pernicious fever, typhus petechialis, spotte [sic] fever, cerebro-spinal meningitis, brain fever / by T.H. Squire.

  • Squire, T. H.
Date:
[1858]
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Credit: Congestive fever : syn. pernicious fever, typhus petechialis, spotte [sic] fever, cerebro-spinal meningitis, brain fever / by T.H. Squire. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    I bleeding, tlon i him. tin In i' rom the time bled, and f entirely to the At the time : . the bleeding it fell to sixty,and fori did not yond that point, and beat in the following r: taking pulsation ilnute, whil< nd hand of the \* traversin 1, the first quarter counted twelve, tl teen, the third ten, the fourth twenty. show Its Irregularity, twenty, the third twelve, the fourth thirteen. Durin oce II iwkin much tr nith rheuma- i, with which for years he has d.* In n lation to the case of Daniel Hav particulars. T visited him daily for twel appearance of improvement was not manif the ninth we< k. Por aboul six weeks the day nearly tl He lay upon his back, with Ids limbs fully extended, never <h-\. and much of the time '. hut little drink. Delirium of a harmless, ind, indi< by in aginary < mversati< i puta* tjoiis and di d in until after he was abl< his bed, and sit up every day. He pari in quanti- ties greater than seemed good for him, through the whole of his ] after the third week, and until nearly the time of resuming work in the factory, his movemi m the k as well as the urinary di place involuntarily. But once during the twelve weeks, and then two day-, did the fecal discharges differ in con lell from natural and healthy evacuations. On thj were 1,, sened by pai wasted with of his j .t the • llorc an interral of time take* place from April 6th to January 21»t.—T. H. S.