![](http://www.alamy.com/thumbs/6/3C1F4DA3-E2C3-47A6-ABC7-4B2F392A953C/2ANBJNT.jpg)
The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . ight henecessary eventually on account of obstruction or the deveh)pment of malignant symptoms. Number. Sex. Years. Stal 1- 147020 F 35 M 2- 154152 F 55 M 3- 136512 F 39 U 4- 152580 F 52 M 5- 150864 F 49 M 6- 137213 M 45 M 7- 150350 F 48 AI 8- 151635 U 52 M 9- 133093 f 65 .M Treatment. Per cent.* Transfusions Autopsy Before treatment** Two trans- fusions Before treatment 0474 Before treatment Before ium : IriMtments 670 The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine strual period disappeared compl
The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . ight henecessary eventually on account of obstruction or the deveh)pment of malignant symptoms. Number. Sex. Years. Stal 1- 147020 F 35 M 2- 154152 F 55 M 3- 136512 F 39 U 4- 152580 F 52 M 5- 150864 F 49 M 6- 137213 M 45 M 7- 150350 F 48 AI 8- 151635 U 52 M 9- 133093 f 65 .M Treatment. Per cent.* Transfusions Autopsy Before treatment** Two trans- fusions Before treatment 0474 Before treatment Before ium : IriMtments 670 The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine strual period disappeared completely. A year later slight injury to a birthmark,which had never given any trouble (patients age 47) resulted within two monthsin the development of a highly malignant tumor (Figs. 18 to 20). Five points inthe history of this patient seem to deserve special attention : (1) a condition ofchronic infection, which, existing during a considerable period, is likely to haveovertaxed the adrenal, the chief organ of regulation in cholesterin metabolism,.
Size: 1570px × 1591px
Photo credit: © The Reading Room / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, booksubject, booksubjectmedicine