Clinical and pathological papers .. . 500 of pale olivecolored fluid removed. This was quite clear, sp. gr. , alkaline, con-tained five grams of albumin to the liter, and did not reduce Fehlingssolution. The cells were very few in number and chiefly mononuclearleukocytes. Cultures were made on various media but showed no guinea pig which was inoculated died two weeks later from someother cause, but showed no evidences of tuberculosis. May 21, abdomen again tapped, 4,000 of fluid of the samecharacter as that described above being removed. After the tapping afriction rub
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