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Archives of internal medicine . 190 THE ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE ness Hospital, situated only a short distance from the lahoratory, whore,through the active cooperation of Miss Zilla MacLauihliii. the h^ ad nurse,they received most excellent attention and were under the constant careof Dr. Williams. Jo all these persons, each of whom played an essentialj)art in the success of these experiments, we wish to express our earnestthanks. Jlie observations began from one to four weeks ])revious to parturi-tion and extended throughout the puerperiiiin. Our jtlaii contemplatedobservations as close
Archives of internal medicine . 190 THE ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE ness Hospital, situated only a short distance from the lahoratory, whore,through the active cooperation of Miss Zilla MacLauihliii. the h^ ad nurse,they received most excellent attention and were under the constant careof Dr. Williams. Jo all these persons, each of whom played an essentialj)art in the success of these experiments, we wish to express our earnestthanks. Jlie observations began from one to four weeks ])revious to parturi-tion and extended throughout the puerperiiiin. Our jtlaii contemplatedobservations as close up to paiturition and as soon thereafter as theycouhl be made without danger to the patient. With the first and thirdcases (named in order of their delivery) the patient was in the calor-imeter on the day immediately preceding that of parturition. With thefirst and second cases the mother and child were brought to the laboratoryin an ambulance on the second day following parturition, and with thethird on the fourth day followi
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