Vol. 60, 1909 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

202 THF CHARLOTTE MEDIOAL JOURNAL
Treatment ol Cerebro-Splnal Mentngl- hemorrhage, to which the patient sue- ;
tis with Ficxncr's Scrum. -In the Edin- cumbed. The abscess had apparently emp- ,i
burjjh Medical Journal Ker describes his tied itself through the auditory meatus, as i
experiences of this treatment in a series of no more pus was noted later on; but, neverthirty-three
cases during a recent epidemic theless, the venous wall became eroded ^^
of cerebro-spinal meningitis in Edinburgh, through the abscess, which infected the re- j
The normal dose adopted for children was suiting hematona. ]
30 c.c. if possible, but if much less fluid
than this amount was obtained on lumbar
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