A Guide to the Diseases of ChildrenP. Blakiston, 1885 - 738 pages |
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Page 69
... occur between the ages of six and eighteen months , one - fourth as many from eighteen to twenty - four months , and a smaller propor- tion between birth and the sixth month . After the second year attacks are much less common ...
... occur between the ages of six and eighteen months , one - fourth as many from eighteen to twenty - four months , and a smaller propor- tion between birth and the sixth month . After the second year attacks are much less common ...
Page 70
... occur , and the disease is liable to become chronic when it is very difficult to manage . An attack may prove fatal in four or five days ; it may however be protracted for two weeks , the last is the usual duration of severe cases ...
... occur , and the disease is liable to become chronic when it is very difficult to manage . An attack may prove fatal in four or five days ; it may however be protracted for two weeks , the last is the usual duration of severe cases ...
Page 71
... occurs the patient must , if possible , be sent at once from the city , the resort selected being near at hand , lest the ... occur . If the parents be too poor to afford this , they must keep their child out of doors in the cool of the ...
... occurs the patient must , if possible , be sent at once from the city , the resort selected being near at hand , lest the ... occur . If the parents be too poor to afford this , they must keep their child out of doors in the cool of the ...
Page 74
... occur at any age up to two years . In other respects , the causation is identical with that of en- tero - colitis . Symptoms . - The onset of cholera infantum is sudden , whether it occurs in the midst of health or during the course of ...
... occur at any age up to two years . In other respects , the causation is identical with that of en- tero - colitis . Symptoms . - The onset of cholera infantum is sudden , whether it occurs in the midst of health or during the course of ...
Page 75
... occur later from secondary entero - colitis ; sometimes recovery takes place . Diagnosis . - The character of the stools , the extreme irri- tability of the stomach , intense thirst , high temperature , disturbed respiratory rhythm ...
... occur later from secondary entero - colitis ; sometimes recovery takes place . Diagnosis . - The character of the stools , the extreme irri- tability of the stomach , intense thirst , high temperature , disturbed respiratory rhythm ...
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abdomen abscess acid acute adults affection albuminuria anæmic appear associated atelectasis atrophy attack becomes blood bone bowels brain bronchial bronchitis catarrh cause cerebral chest child childhood chorea choreic chronic common condition congenital congenital syphilis convulsions cough diagnosis diarrhoea diet dilatation diphtheria disease doses doubt drachm empyema enlargement eruption evidence examination exanthem existence fever fluid fontanelle four frequent given glands glycerine grains heart hospital hydrocephalus infantile infants inflammation intestine intussusception irregular kidney laryngismus laryngitis later lesion less liable liver lung measles meningitis milk mitral months morbid mucous membrane muscles muscular nervous occasionally occur onset pain paralysis perhaps pericarditis pleurisy pneumonia potassium probably Prognosis pulmonary pyrexia rachitic rheumatism rickets scarlatina seen side skin skull sometimes spleen surface swelling symptoms syphilis syrup temperature thickened tion treatment tubercle tubercular tubes tumor typhoid fever ulceration uncommon urine usually ventricles vomiting weeks
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