Clinical lectures on rheumatic fever : I. Endocarditis in childhood considered as a symptom of infective diseases. II. Clinical evidences of myocardial damages in rheumatic fever. III. The parallelism between the clinical symptoms and the pathological lesions of rheumatic fever / by F.J. Poynton.

  • Frederic John Poynton
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[1904]
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Credit: Clinical lectures on rheumatic fever : I. Endocarditis in childhood considered as a symptom of infective diseases. II. Clinical evidences of myocardial damages in rheumatic fever. III. The parallelism between the clinical symptoms and the pathological lesions of rheumatic fever / by F.J. Poynton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Fig. ].—A section through a crypt of human tonsil from a case of rheumatic angina, showing diplococci. A, Inflammatory cells; B, Diplococci. Fig. 2.—A film preparation of the exudation from a case of rheumatic pleurisy. .1, Leukocytes ; B, Fibrinous exudation; C, Diplococci.