. Digest of comments on The pharmacopia of the United States of America and on the National formulary ... 1905-1922. r to diagnose a ease of uncinariasis, namely, by examina-tion of the stools to find the parasites or their eggs. Academically this statement is more or less correct, yet practically. Pig. 12.—A severe ease of hookworm disease observed in Florida. Note the bloated face, the droopingshoulders, the prominent abdomen, and the thin anus and legs. This girl isaboul fifteen yearsold. Original, in an a kodak photograph. it should be somewhat modified. Sandwith (1894, p. 13), to quotetro
. Digest of comments on The pharmacopia of the United States of America and on the National formulary ... 1905-1922. r to diagnose a ease of uncinariasis, namely, by examina-tion of the stools to find the parasites or their eggs. Academically this statement is more or less correct, yet practically. Pig. 12.—A severe ease of hookworm disease observed in Florida. Note the bloated face, the droopingshoulders, the prominent abdomen, and the thin anus and legs. This girl isaboul fifteen yearsold. Original, in an a kodak photograph. it should be somewhat modified. Sandwith (1894, p. 13), to quotetroin a clinician, states that, fades of the patient is it is difficult to describe his discontented, harassed expression,which sometimes changes to a ready smile after a months stay in ahospital. The data at my disposal would lead me to divide the casesof hookworm disease I have observed into three general but not verysharply defined (dasses, namely: (I) Light cases, including those in which practically no distinctsymptoms of the disease are noticed, hut in which a few hookworm 47 eggs are discovered in the stools. We may also place here a numberof cases in which, in addition to the presence of eggs, there is a slightdiarrhea or some other slight symptom, including mor
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