Medical and surgical report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York . . or ,....._^ * ^ ( Of ?0^- <i /...-. ?fr ^?fe- J- <it \. fr i«9 -ri • • • •- •- • • \ * . ff «;? a> 031 f— < o 4; rt ^ r-i y* ^ Tt .i-i r-i i-H 1 d K E-. DIFFERENTIATION OF COMMON TYPES OF PROTRACTED FEVER. 37 Acute Miliary Tuberculosis—Pulmonary Type. L. S., aged 20 years. Admitted April .3rd. Died June 24, 1906. History: Family, good. Personal: Lived in British Guiana till G monthsago, when she came to New York. Otherwise negative. Previous: Measles inchildhood, whooping cough in childhood, dysent
Medical and surgical report of the Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York . . or ,....._^ * ^ ( Of ?0^- <i /...-. ?fr ^?fe- J- <it \. fr i«9 -ri • • • •- •- • • \ * . ff «;? a> 031 f— < o 4; rt ^ r-i y* ^ Tt .i-i r-i i-H 1 d K E-. DIFFERENTIATION OF COMMON TYPES OF PROTRACTED FEVER. 37 Acute Miliary Tuberculosis—Pulmonary Type. L. S., aged 20 years. Admitted April .3rd. Died June 24, 1906. History: Family, good. Personal: Lived in British Guiana till G monthsago, when she came to New York. Otherwise negative. Previous: Measles inchildhood, whooping cough in childhood, dysentery in childhood, dyspepsiafor 6 months. Present: For one week not well, caught cold, tired and easilyfatigued. Two days ago a chill, headache and fever. The same afternoon asecond chill. In bed since onset. Complains only of fever, headache, prostra-tion, anorexia and constipation. On admission, T. 102°, P. 102, R. 20. Course: Continuous fever, 100°-102°-103°, rather irregular in type. Feverin all lasted three months. Pulse rather rapid, 80-100-120. Respiration, last weeks, 30-40. Gradual loss of flesh and strength and increasing comfortable and cheerful. Physical Examination: Entirely negative at beginning, ex
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