Studies on Rocky Mountain spotted fever / U.S. Treasury Department, Public Health Service.

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[1930]
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Credit: Studies on Rocky Mountain spotted fever / U.S. Treasury Department, Public Health Service. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Protein reactions with urti- nausea, and aching joints or muscles. caria and oedema have occurred in about 1 per cent of the persons vaccinated, the symptoms usuall e In tance were hortly or with y appearing very s in one ins a few hours after injection of the vaccine, but so} | | ve Be a ost 4 S- 4zo8g 6el guo1sas jou e Ob aeaas getth SuciSeaf /0449]x9 OE On bes ey 1 | - OIdT § aS ie T op a uolpazoud pou sog SE suane SUOISP eee Ov Seana elti [TIT | 2 SSSSeSS0S00S0058 OTe Ser tt] PERE | 4 € ae here é fetes rf ‘) SPIIA YNIES| as ee t=} Ovi {| set ov | Tt ort | | Bens a4 oo eel | or _| eo SNUYIA SN1d WNUIS IWWYON LT ado The symptoms last from a few hours to several lays, but in one man the urticarial rash was more or less persistent yver a period of nine months, finally disappearing following infec- lelayed 10 days. Of three (See Case I.) th Rocky Mountain spotted fever. 1On Wl