Archives of internal medicine . 02 O O O O v.^ w^• o (M O •* =^ = =• O •* K o o CO •* 00 M -H (M W 00 b- CO if5 Tt lO rf CO (M p O to o o o CO S e^- ?^ cc 00 t^ eo ?* 1—(^T^o5oot—WtJ rA OOb-^COCOt— **?* f5 --H (n CO ?* U5 co t~^ oo CJ1^ CO O oi 1-H b- Ol I—I Tt eoeo ?* Ti- J (N 04 636 TEE ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE Chart 3, which represents the catalytic activity of the blood in terms ofoxygen liberated in the first fifteen seconds (solid dots) and tbo numberof red blood-cells (hollow dots). The activity of the blood is normal during the early days of the ill-ness, but declines during the l
Archives of internal medicine . 02 O O O O v.^ w^• o (M O •* =^ = =• O •* K o o CO •* 00 M -H (M W 00 b- CO if5 Tt lO rf CO (M p O to o o o CO S e^- ?^ cc 00 t^ eo ?* 1—(^T^o5oot—WtJ rA OOb-^COCOt— **?* f5 --H (n CO ?* U5 co t~^ oo CJ1^ CO O oi 1-H b- Ol I—I Tt eoeo ?* Ti- J (N 04 636 TEE ARCHIVES OF INTERNAL MEDICINE Chart 3, which represents the catalytic activity of the blood in terms ofoxygen liberated in the first fifteen seconds (solid dots) and tbo numberof red blood-cells (hollow dots). The activity of the blood is normal during the early days of the ill-ness, but declines during the later course, again rising to normal at thetime of convalescence. This was confirmed in several cases when theactivity was repeatedly determined during the illness. The curve is inpart explainable by the anemia which accompanies the disease, as illus-trated by the line of hollow dots in Chart 3. Wliether the urinary find-ings and the low catalytic activity in Cases 9 and 10 are of significance. Chart 3.—Curve of Table 3, representing the catalytic activity of the blood interms of oxygen liberated in the first fifteen seconds (line determined by soliddots), and the number of red blood-cells (line determined by hollow dots). in relation to the function of the kidney can only be conjectured,will be discussed in detail later. This DISEASES OF THE RESPIRATORY TRACT, INCLUDING LOBAR PNEUMONIA, TUBERCULOSIS AND EMPYEMA Case 1.—Patient.—J. S., colored man, aged 24. Medical No. Diagnosis.—Lobar pneumonia, left upper and lower and lower rightlobe. Urine: Albumin in traces, few granular and epithelial casts. Recovery. Case 2.—Patient.—C. S., colored girl aged 1. Medical No. 23572. M. C. WINTERyiTZ—G. R. HE^RY—^\ MPHEDRAN 637 Clinical Diagnosis.—Lobar pneumonia; acute mastoiditis (bilateral), pneumo-coccus meningitis; cerebral Anatomical Diagnosis.—Lobar pneumonia with abscess formation (both upperlobes) ; acute pleuriti
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