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

ABSTRACTS. 359
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'^ulf States Journal of Medicine and Surgery frequently accompanied by severe nervous
and Mobile Medical ond Surgical Jour- symptoms, delirium and coma; the prostra-
, //(//, Aui^usl, 1909. tion is nearly always profound. Gastro-
On Some ol the Clinical Methods oi intestinal derangement, such as vomiting
investigating Cardlo-Vascuiar Condi- and diarrhoea may predominate; cough and
lions.— Hy Dr. 1'". L. Barker, Baltimore, expectoration may be absent. Though the
Maryland. respiratory rate is high, there may not be
much dyspnoea. Heart's action is very
weak; temperature is seldom high; may be
The Alabanui Medi.al fournal, A,,^. 1909.
normal or even subnormal; the course is al-
The Early Recognition ot Pneumonia W'ly^ nrotracted
ind the Dillerentiation Irom Abdominal P'"i '**^i«:"-
Apicall'neumonia.-This is supposed to
Conditions. Dr. T. C. Donald says that ,
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ting to another; of this vanetv there are ^
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Inuity to neighboring parts, the other in
rhich the di.'^ease affects different regions We call the attention of our readers to
f the same or different lobes, as lime goes the advertisements of the Robinson-Pettet
Second, the asthenic or senile pneu- Co., Louisville, Ky., which will be found
lonia. This is characterized by gradual, on another page of this issue. This house
isidious onset, often without chill, or any was established fifty years ago, and enjoys
rodromal symptom. In bed-ridden paents,
it may pass unnoticed until the disa
widespreads reputation as manufacturers
of high character. We do not hesitate to
ise is far advanced. This form of pneu- endorse their preparations as being all they
loiiia is often located at the apex, and is claim for them.