Medical and surgical report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York . ing in size from pin-head. 276 A REPORT UPON MALIGNANT ENDOCARDITIS. to a dime; some are bright and others dark; many are shotty to thefeel. On Admission, pulse, 148; respiration, 42; temperature, 106° : Normal. May 8. Patient is failing; temperature is continuous, is risingsteadily; pulse is imperceptible; dehrium is marked; many new spotshave appeared. Blood : Leucocytes, 19,000 per Culture : Abun-dant growth of staphylococcus pyogenes aureus. Temperature hasbeen high and continuous—105° to 106° t
Medical and surgical report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York . ing in size from pin-head. 276 A REPORT UPON MALIGNANT ENDOCARDITIS. to a dime; some are bright and others dark; many are shotty to thefeel. On Admission, pulse, 148; respiration, 42; temperature, 106° : Normal. May 8. Patient is failing; temperature is continuous, is risingsteadily; pulse is imperceptible; dehrium is marked; many new spotshave appeared. Blood : Leucocytes, 19,000 per Culture : Abun-dant growth of staphylococcus pyogenes aureus. Temperature hasbeen high and continuous—105° to 106° throughout. Died May autopsy could be obtained. Case III.—Aged thirty-one; female; admitted January 3, 1900;died Januarys 6, 1900. Family History.—No history of tuberculosis or neoplasm. Motherhas general oedema and asthma. Previous History.—The patient had scarlet fever at twelve yearsof age, without sequelae; has been troubled with attacks of diarrhoeafrom time to time, never, however, confining her to bed. Attacks lastabout one week and then are checked by treatment. Present Illness.—
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