Encyclopedia of practical medicine.

  • Nothnagel, Hermann, 1841-1905.
Date:
1901-08
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    Kelscli, Traite des maliidies epidemiques. Paris, 1894. Dubief et Briilil, Contrib. a I'dtude anatom.-pathol. et bactoriolog. du typh. exan- thomat. Arch, de med. exper., Nr. 2, 1894. Combemale, Le typh. oxanthemat. chez les vieillards. Bull. g6n. de therap., 1894. — Des complications pulmon. graves dans le typh. exanthemat. Ebenda, 1894. Dardignac, Le typhus dans I'Oise en 1893. Gaz. hebd., Nr. 39—42, 1895. Kichter, Ueber Flecktyphus. Deutsche med. Wocheuschr., Nr. 34, 1895. Mosler, Plecktyphus. Eulenberg's Encyklopiidie, 3. Aufl., 1896. Spillmann, Contribut. a I'histoire du typh. exanthemat. Eev. de med.. Nr. 8, 1895. Pietrusky, Ueber das Auftreten des Eleckfiebers in Schlesien und die zu dessen Ver- hutung geeigneten Massregeln. Vierteljahrschr. f. ofi'entl. Gesundheitspfl., 1895. Leonhardt, Ueber das Vorkommen von Fleckfleber und Eecurrens in Breslau. Zeitschr. fvir Hygiene und Infect.-Krankh., Bd. 24, 1897. Pilatow, Vorlesungen iiber acute Infectionskrankheiten im Kindesalter Axis dem Eussischen. Wien, 1897. Netter, Elecktyphvts. Traite de med. par Brouadel, 1898. Mac Weeney, Note on the Etiology of Typhus Fever. Brit. Med. Journ., Apr., 1898. Balfour and Porter, A Eesearch into the Bacteriology of Typhus Eever. Prelimin. Notice, Edinb. Med. Journ., Nr. 2, 1899. Pelc, Verbreitung des Plecktyphus in Bohmen. Prag. med. Wochenschr., Nr. 18, 1899. Littlejohn and Ker, An Outbreak of Typhus Pever. Edinb. Med. Journ., 1899. The above bibliography is not intended to be comprehensive. It includes the more important publications dealing with the epidemiology, and a number of others •which contain some specially valuable data. Por the older literature, especially the English and French up to 1865, the reader is referred to the classical work of Murchison. The same work and Hirsch's Handbuch der histor.-geograph. Pathologie contain a detailed account of the history and geo- graphic distribution of typhus fever.