Tropical diseases bulletin . h theordinary agent meets in carrying out commissions of this kind, the Bureau is preparedto do its best to obtain such pubUcations for any of its subscribers. Out-of-pocketexpenses will be met by the applicant, who should, when possible, send a money order withhis application or a reference to an agent who will meet the cost incurred. WANTED: The following publications are required by subscribers to the TropicalDiseases Bulletin. The Director would be glad to hear from anyone ableto supply them :—- American Journal of Tropical Diseases and Preventive
Tropical diseases bulletin . h theordinary agent meets in carrying out commissions of this kind, the Bureau is preparedto do its best to obtain such pubUcations for any of its subscribers. Out-of-pocketexpenses will be met by the applicant, who should, when possible, send a money order withhis application or a reference to an agent who will meet the cost incurred. WANTED: The following publications are required by subscribers to the TropicalDiseases Bulletin. The Director would be glad to hear from anyone ableto supply them :—- American Journal of Tropical Diseases and Preventive 3. No. 7. Indian Medical Gazette. 1918, Vol. 53; 1919, Vol. 54; 1920, Vol. 55. Journal of the American Medical Association. 1921. Vol. 76. No. 2. Philippine Journal of Science. Series B. 1912, Vol. 7, No. 3 ; 1917,Vol. 12, No. 6. Hansen () and Looft. Leprosy: its Clinical and Pathological Bristol: J. Wright & Co London : Simpkin, Marshall & Co. (These are unobtainable from the publishers.) (4602;. 307 TROPICAL DISEASES BUREAU. TROPICAL DISEASESBULLETIN. Vol. 18.] 1921. [No. 5. BERIBERI : A CRITICAL Surgeon Rear-Admiral Sir P. W. Bassett-Smith, (retd.), , , , Sectional Editor, Tropical Diseases Bureau. No great advance has been made during the past few years in ourknowledge of the etiology, pathology, or treatment of beriberi. Thegeneral consensus of opinion that the disease is only the evidence ofan avitamin syndrome which includes a widely spreading grouphaving rickets at one extremity and beriberi at the other, as wasdescribed by Darlixg in 1915, has received constantly increasing proof. ^. Bone/ lescon aJL epL^^/i^yseslong boijes. Bone lesi-on at JuncCion and carttia§e» Per-tosteaJ €s S^fccu-tinecus^TTJUscuiaT?, suit.•Serous 4j[oinChaemor rha.^es Spongj^ gxtms ^e rve degeneratcon^ Cardtic h^-pertrcphy anddeotneratiod J>roj>sy_ -PaUy_
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