Abstract Splenomegaly, with Special Reference to Etiology.--Dr. ELI LONG presented three
cases of splenomegaly. Cases 1 and 2 were twins, boy and girl, nineteen months old. The …

On the morning of the 21st of July last, however, I was called in to see the child for fever and
diarrhoea, which had started quite suddenly the previous night. The patient had had 3 or 4 …

CASE 1.-This patient, who was a female aged 28 years, first came under notice in May,
1903. She had typhoid fever in 1884 at eight years, measles slightly at 13 years, and bilious …

Case I.-The father, aged 39, a railway fitter, has had no illness since childhood until three
years ago, when, simultaneously with the three children shown, he was suddenly attacked …

infarcts. Liver fatty. Lungs cedematous and congested. No trace of peritonitis was found, but
no examination of the veins was made. The uterine mucous membrane was nowhere …

On Examination.-Unhealthy-looking child; muco-purulent discharge from nose; sores about
mouth not involving mucous membrane. Cardio-vascular and central nervous system: not …

JY, male, aged 25 years, married, a native of Japan, cook by occupation. Family History.-No
facts of importance couldbe elicited. Previous History.-Several years before the present …

Two children in family, patient the elder of the two; born prematurely. No snuffles, no rash.
Mother healthy; only one miscarriage, other child well. The lad has always been pale; never …

points in favour of typhoid fever were the low leucocyte v count and the rose spots. The
following case is recorded i] by Dr. EP Stickney. A primipara was confined on d Sept. 7th …

The teeth were decayed; there was some degree of pyorrhoea alveolaris; and the tongue
was dry, fissured, and furred. The stomach was apparently of normal size; and while there …