. Leukæmia of the fowl: spontaneous and experimental . Fig. 4.—Normal fowl with organs in situ. Weight, 1750 gm. Note thewell-nourished condition of the body: the abundance of fat, subcutaneously,in the neck, and in the omentum; the large muscles; size of heart and liver. THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL REPORTS. PLATE Fig. 5.—Leuksemic fowl with organs in situ. Weight, 1350 gm. Note greatemaciation of body; almost entire absence of fat; atrophy of muscles; largeheart; and enormous liver with the characteristic myeloid infiltrations. J LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 0 002 858 445 SEPARATE MONOGRAPHS REPRI
. Leukæmia of the fowl: spontaneous and experimental . Fig. 4.—Normal fowl with organs in situ. Weight, 1750 gm. Note thewell-nourished condition of the body: the abundance of fat, subcutaneously,in the neck, and in the omentum; the large muscles; size of heart and liver. THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL REPORTS. PLATE Fig. 5.—Leuksemic fowl with organs in situ. Weight, 1350 gm. Note greatemaciation of body; almost entire absence of fat; atrophy of muscles; largeheart; and enormous liver with the characteristic myeloid infiltrations. J LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 0 002 858 445 SEPARATE MONOGRAPHS REPRINTED FROM THE JOHNSHOPKINS HOSPITAL REPORTS. Stxidie3 in Dermatology. By T. C. Gemjheist, M. D., and Emmet Rtxtoed,M. D. 164 pages and 41 plates. Price, in paper, | The Malarial Fevers of Baltimore. By W. S. Thateb, M. D,, and J. Hewet-SON, M. D. And A Study of some Fatal Cases of Ualaria. By LewellysP. Babkee, M. B, 280 pages. Price, in paper, $ The Pathology of Toxalbumin Intoxications. By Simon Fixxneb, M. pages with 4 lithographs. Price, in paper, $ Studies In Typhoid Fever, I, II, III. By WnxiAM Osoat, M. D., and from Vols. IV, V and VIII of the Reports. 757 , in cloth, ? Pneumothorax. A Historical, Clinical, and Experimental Study. ByChables p. Emee
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