The Medical News, Vol. 70: A Weekly Medical Journal; December-June, 1897 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Excerpt from The Medical News, Vol. 70: A Weekly Medical Journal; December-June, 1897

The most striking and important similarity is that the chief point of attack, in both diseases, is upon the nervous system; the toxemia resulting from the life and death of the microorganisms spends its Chief force upon the nerve centers. This explains the well recognized clinical fact that the general symptoms are rarely a correct index to the local lesion. Dys pnea and fever, especially, may be extreme, and the case may terminate fatally, with slight involvement of the lung, just as we may observe the most serious general condition in typhoid, without evidences of local lesion.

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