The malarial fevers, haemoglobinuric fever and the blood protozoa of man . THE MALARIAL FEVERS,HAEMOGLOBIIURIC EEYER AND THE BLOOD PROTOZOA OF MAN BY CHARLES F. CEAId, M. D. Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. Army ATTENDING SURGEON, NEW YORK CITY. LATE PATHOLOGIST AND BACTERIOLOGIST TO THE STERNBERGU. S. ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHICKAMAUGA PARK, GA., THE JOSIAH SIMPSON GENERALHOSPITAL, FORTRESS MONROE, VA. ; THE CAMP COLUMBIA HOSPITAL, HAVANA, CUBA; THEU. S. ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL, PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; THE DIVISIONHOSPITAL, MANILA, P. I. LATE M
The malarial fevers, haemoglobinuric fever and the blood protozoa of man . THE MALARIAL FEVERS,HAEMOGLOBIIURIC EEYER AND THE BLOOD PROTOZOA OF MAN BY CHARLES F. CEAId, M. D. Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. Army ATTENDING SURGEON, NEW YORK CITY. LATE PATHOLOGIST AND BACTERIOLOGIST TO THE STERNBERGU. S. ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL, CHICKAMAUGA PARK, GA., THE JOSIAH SIMPSON GENERALHOSPITAL, FORTRESS MONROE, VA. ; THE CAMP COLUMBIA HOSPITAL, HAVANA, CUBA; THEU. S. ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL, PRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ; THE DIVISIONHOSPITAL, MANILA, P. I. LATE MEMBER OF THE U. S. ARMY BOARD FORTHE STUDY OF TROPICAL DISEASES IN THE PHILIPPINE OF THE SOCIETY OF TROPICAL MEDICINE ANDHYGIENE, LONDON; THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OFTROPICAL MEDICINE, AND THE NATIONAL AS-SOCIATION FOR THE STUDY AND PRE-VENTION OF TUBERCULOSIS ILLUSTRATED BY FOUR COLORED PLATES TWENTY-FIVE CLINICAL CHARTS AND TWENTY-EIGHT PHOTOMICROGRAPHS AND DRAWINGS NEW YORKWILLIAM WOOD AND COMPANY 3IDCCCCIX F/1^/^ Copyright, 1-909By WILLIAM WOOD AND COMPANY. Printed by The Maple Press York, Pa. TO THE OFFICERSOF THE MEDICAL CORPS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY, THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELYDEDICATED BY THE AUTHOR PREFACE. While several excellent works dealing with the laboratory side of the subjecthave appeared within recent years, no complete treatise upon the malarialfevers has been printed in English since the authors work entitled TheAestivo-autumnal (Remittent) Malarial Fevers, published in 1901. Thayersexcellent monograph upon this subject in Allbutt and Rollestons System ofMedicine and the authors in Osiers Modern Medicine consider the subjectbut briefly from necessity, and the many important discoveries made in theetiology of these fevers, and the advances made in the prophylaxis of malarialdisease during the past ten years are such as to justify us in the publication ofthe present work. The author has endeavored to record in this work all im-portant advances and
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