. The American journal of tropical medicine. ses byMontgomery and Ormsby (2) in the Archives of Internal Medi-cine and an illuminative article with report of a case by Fontaine,Haase and Mitchell (3) in the Archives of Internal Medicine inAugust, 1909. Since the death of my patient a number of similar cases havebeen reported in American and foreign literature. In the Journalof the American Medical Association, Dr. Robert T. Morris(6) of New York, detailed the history and delayed diagnosisof a patient, a Texas physician, who contracted this diseasewhile dissecting a body with blastomycetic derm
. The American journal of tropical medicine. ses byMontgomery and Ormsby (2) in the Archives of Internal Medi-cine and an illuminative article with report of a case by Fontaine,Haase and Mitchell (3) in the Archives of Internal Medicine inAugust, 1909. Since the death of my patient a number of similar cases havebeen reported in American and foreign literature. In the Journalof the American Medical Association, Dr. Robert T. Morris(6) of New York, detailed the history and delayed diagnosisof a patient, a Texas physician, who contracted this diseasewhile dissecting a body with blastomycetic dermatitis in Chicagoand who subsequently went to London and was operated forabscess of the liver, leaving a foul discharging sinus withoutrecognition of the character of the disease. The diagnosis wasestablished a few days before his death in New York by examina-tion of the pus from an abscess. In Dr. Morris article he asserted that the disease is not sorare but must pass unrecognized in many portions of the country. SYSTEMIC BLASTOMYCOSIS 131. Fig. 4. Focus in Lung Showing Giant Cells
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