...k n< >\v that any disease prevailed in his family. Until three months before admission the patient had always enjoyed good health, with the exception of an attack of smallpox and a winter cough, with which he had been troubled for years. He stated that he had also...

...recovery.—J. B—, aet. 19, lighterman, was admitted into Inner Samaritan Ward under me on May 20th, 1878. He had always enjoyed good health with the exception of an attack of gonorrhoea. Ten weeks before admission, after considerable exertion in rowing, his arm became very...

...edematous. The next case was the most peculiar one of the whole group. JH, aged 27 years, strong and robust, had always enjoyed good health with the exception of an attack of rheumatic fever several years ago. He was taken ill Oct. 10, with symptoms of typhoid fever. His bowels...

...26, consulted him about the 16th May last for intense and constant pain about the umbilicus. Patient had always enjoyed good health with the exception of an attack of colic a year ago, which lasted a few days, and was relieved by poultices and a free purge. He had first...

...BB, act. 65, widower, native of Germany, butcher; entered the Albany hospital October 22, 1899. He had always enjoyed good health, with the exception of an attack of pleurisy two years ago, until the present illness began in April of this year. At that time he suffered...

...of a lady, aged 55, whom I saw in consultation with Dr. Bromet, of Redhill, on April 28, 1903. She had always enjoyed good health, with the exception of an attack of hepatic colic sixteen years ago, when she passed a gall stone. On April 25 she was seized with severe...

...Cutaneous Diseases including Syphilis, by Dr. Douglas W. Montgomery. The case occurred in a man of 52, who had always enjoyed good health with the exception of an attack of muscular rheumatism three years before. Three years before he had acquired syphilis for which he received...

...Philadelphia Hospital, August 16, 1889, suffering from fever and severe pain in the side. He stated that he had always enjoyed good health, with the exception of an attack of jaundice from which he suffered for six weeks when in his sixteenth year. During May last, while much...

...successfully, by large bleedings. The patient, a man aged 45, of spare habit, regular life, and who had always enjoyed good health with the exception of an attack of rheumatism and the influenza, was bled to the amount of 150 ounces from the 25th of April to the 22d...

...terminated. In five days he had another attack, this time involving the inner quadrant of the same eye. He had always enjoyed good health, with the exception of an attack of rheumatism nine years past. He was endeavoring to restrict his diet — more as to quality than as...