Volume 1

Studies on immunisation : 1st-2nd series / by Sir Almroth E. Wright.

  • Almroth Wright
Date:
1943-1944
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Credit: Studies on immunisation : 1st-2nd series / by Sir Almroth E. Wright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    blood shortly before death. Pure cultures of the micrococcus Melitensis were obtained after death from the blood and spleen. Case 5.—This is the case of the laboratory attendant, Corporal S., to which we have had occasion to refer above. Owing to the patient being on leave he did not come under observation till about the thirty-ninth day of the illness. The case was G. w. Chart 4. September. October. November AG. Tem 1^ Week SCPTC M B ?ndW L3. . een 3rdWeek OCT OBt 4th Week. R 5 th Week 6'h Week Week NO 8* £ Y ’W ff eek R 9tl1 Week 1*00 0 A” i • S /300 i?oa (Q7 \ uoo 106 1 ( 1 /OOO /05 4 A \ 900 /0* 4 1 4 J / , rr s J\ eoo 103 jl j rJ X r \ k / > N V 1 A 700 102’ r f ! \ 4 i / / r l / 11 4 <‘c tn 600 ioi J \ |\* / J V t/i y V [f i v h“ 5 00 too 1 1 A f V i t T f 4-OQ •99° 1 1) /] T \ N 300 r V t r T 20 Q .97° \ N S (00 96 > 0 95* 9 Corporal S. CHART 5 acute for the first week after admission to hospital ; thereupon it became subacute and ultimately it assumed a chronic form. Neuralgia and severe double orchitis were present as complications in the earlier period, and in the later stages severe articular pains accompanied by a return of the orchitis. A relapse supervened upon this (vide Chart 5). During the early period of observation there was a very large