Identifier: buffalomedicaljo6919unse (find matches)
Title: Buffalo medical journal
Year: 1914 (1910s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y. : (s.n.)
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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Figr. 2.—Sporotrichosis. Showing: open lesions on Fig. 3.—Sporotrichosis. Healed lesions on calf with several old scars just above ankle. right thigh and buttock. (Dark color of skin due to shadow.) or abscess occurred in 1904 and similar lesions had occurredintermittently ever since. Cultures were made by Henry Newi:onCole of Cleveland, who had seen about a dozen cases in Parisand Berne. Autogenic vaccines have been used on the casesince September, 1912, apparently favoring healing but not pre- ABSTRACTS 247 venting the development of subsequent abscesses, the patient notyet being well. Cuts supplied by courtesy of authors and editor.
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4.—Sporotrichosis. 14 day old culture in Fig. 5.—Sporotrichosis. 30 day old culture in glucose bouillon; 1-12 oil immersion. plain bouillon; 1-12 oil immersion. Dietetic Regime in Cardiovascular Affections. H. Va-quez, Paris, Arch, des Mai. du Coeur, des Vaisseaux, et du Sang.,1913, VI, 225. Vaquez contributes a comprehensive paper ondiet in diseases of the circulatory apparatus. Concerning arter-iosclerosis he points out that there exists in patients before theperiod of marked general atherosclerosis or renal sclerosis aperiod during which the only demonstrable change in the bodyis an abnormal elevation of arterial pressure. This is the periodto which Huchard has given the name presclerosis. He hasseen a number of large eaters, who may or may not have par-taken of meat immoderately, in whom the arterial pressure didnot surpass the normal figures, and a number of other subjectswho presented arterial hypertension whose dietary habits couldgive rise to no criticism. On the contrary,

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