10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VARICELLOID»
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varicelloid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Peninsular Journal of Medicine and the Collateral Sciences
I undertook in a few instances to inoculate from varioloid and varicelloid cases,
hoping the inoculated cases would be the milder, but I failed ; and as I could not
afford to fail often, when my reputation among the people and the welfare of the ...
Alonzo Benjamin Palmer, Edmund Andrews, Zina Pitcher,
1858
2
The Peninsular Journal of Medicine and the Collateral ...
I undertook in a few instances to inoculate from varioloid and varicelloid cases,
hoping the inoculated cases would be the milder, but I failed ; and as I could not
afford to fail often, when my reputation among the people and the welfare of the ...
3
Medico-chirurgical Transactions
Eruption mild and varicelloid. Left the hospital May 19. Case III. — John Dodd,
aetatis 22. Admitted June 2 (3rd day of eruption, 5th of illness). Vaccinated,
young, at Hexham. One small superficial cicatrix. Eruption varicelloid and trifling.
Left the ...
4
An Account of the Varioloid Epidemic, which Has Lately ...
1st, That the varicelloid cases, with the exception of one, about which no pains
were taken to trace its origin, because I believed it at the time to be a case of
chicken-pox, have all occurred in situations in which, in point of exposure and
time, ...
John Thomson, Sir James McGrigor,
1824
5
Medico-chirurgical Transactions published by the Medical and ...
Eruption mild and varicelloid. Left the hospital May 19. Case 'III.—John Dodd,
aetatis 22. Admitted June 2 (3rd day of eruption, 5th of illness). Vaccinated,
young, at Hexham. One small superficial cicatrix. Eruption varicelloid and trifling.
Left the ...
6
Medico-chirurgical Transactions: Pub. by the Royal Medical ...
Eruption mild and varicelloid. Left the hospital May 19. Case III.—John Dodd,
aetatis 22. Admitted June 2 (3rd day of eruption, 5th of illness). Vaccinated,
young, at Hexham. One small superficial cicatrix. Eruption varicelloid and trifling.
Left the ...
Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London,
1841
7
An account of the varioloid epidemic, which has lately ...
For surely there was less difference between the varicelloid form of this epidemic,
and that of distinct small-pox, under which it frequently appeared, than between
distinct small-pox, and the pustular * and vesicular forms it assumed, when it ...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review
Undoubtedly in the majority of cases wherein the cicatrixes are numerous,
normal, and well defined, the consecutive variola is mild and varicelloid ; again,
where the consecutive disease proves severe, there the cicatrixes will be
imperfectly ...
9
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
Undoubtedly in the majority of cases wherein the cicatrices are numerous,
normal and well defined, the consecutive variola is mild and varicelloid ; again,
where the consecutive disease proves severe, there the cicatrices will be
imperfectly ...
10
Lectures on the eruptive fevers
I acknowledge to have seen vesicles on the face, of a true varicelloid origin,
which in aspect and arrangement closely resembled those of genuine small pox,
but in the greater number of cases, especially when the vesicles of the trunk and
...