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... right, clothe it warm, and all is well. SCARLET FEVER—SO CALLED. I was called to see three children who had the scarlet fever. A fourth had already died. I took DOCT. ...

... emollient to the throat in croup, diphtheria, and scarlet fever. Being decidedly antiseptic, it is a valuable agent ... involving the true skin. Scarlatina. S y non ym.—Scarlet fever. Varieties.—Scarlatina singdex, anginosa, and maligna. Symptoms and ...

... resemblance in several points between croup, diphtheria, and scarlet fever: they all attack the throat, all arise from ... in seeming perfect health a few hours before. Scarlet fever is preceded by some derangement of the stomach ...

... a well- marked eruption on the skin, as Scarlet Fever, Measles, Small-pox; and IV. Fevers with marked ... scourges to the human race as small-pox, scarlet fever, and typhoid fever. The art of prevents ing ...

... such dangerous maladies as typhoid, typhus, yellow and scarlet fevers, typhoid pneumonia, and many others, in which life ... communicated except those called rose-rash, and erysipelas. SCARLET FEVER. (Scarlatina.) 740. This fever takes its name from ...

... only two died. At the same time the Scarlet Fever appeared among the children, and 4wo of them ... 52 cases; Dysentery, 22 cases; Croup, 18 cases; Scarlet Fever, 11 cases. During the last five years, while ...

... surfa^T^ as 108 to 112 degrees, tahrenheit. » SCARLET FEVER. ?)? though in the commencement active, becomes small and ... absolutely peculiar and characteristic of scar- 7 ' '."H SCARLET FEVER. let fever." It is true that when the ...

... some cases of relapsing fever and trypanosomiasis. In scarlet fever the Wassermann reaction is uniformly negative. Owing to ... it may be said that the reaction in scarlet fever is uniformly negative. Normal cerebrospinal fluid or the ...

... Case 6.—A. K., physician, aged 53, had scarlet fever at the age of 15. Since then he ... H. R., female, aged eight, has never had scarlet fever, rheumatism or growing pains. There is no definite ...

... tims of typhoid fever, small pox, and even scarlet fever, measles and diphtheria, rarely escape more or less ... specific diseases such as tuberculosis, typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever, sore throat, Malta fever—maladies originally derived from ...