Hæmolytic fever

Hæmolytic Anæmia

Cases of hemolytic ansemia, other than of 'malarial origin, evoke considerable clinical interest. Two such cases are here recorded; the first seemed to arise in association with ulcerative colitis and the second was possibly a case of congenital acholuric jaundice. Case 1.?Mahmud Ali, male, aged 23 years, was admitted on 27th July, 1939, into the Mayo Hospital, Lahore, with complaints of diarrh...

The Congenital Hæmolytic Anæmias

I SHOULD like to express first of all my appreciation of the honour which has been paid to me by this invitation to deliver the Menary lecture. I have chosen as the title of my lecture this afternoon the "Congenital Haemolytic Anximias." Let me be honest and admit that this is a thin disguise for a discussion of Cooley's Anamia, a condition in which I have been interested for some years. This i...

Medical Research Council. 'The Source of Infection in Puerperal Fever Due to Hæmolytic Streptococci'

Case of Macrocytic Hæmolytic Anæmia

A younig wxoman, aged 30, unmarried, and employed as a shop assistant, was admitted to the Royal Victoria Hospital on 7th November, 1939. She complained of weakness, palpitationi, and breathlessness on exertion, present since July, 1939. Since .\ugust she had noticed that her skin was a yellow colour. This yellow colour tended to disappear for short periods, but her other symptoms gradually inc...

Case of Hæmolytic Streptococcal Meningitis with Recovery

STREI'TOCOCCAL Inening iti. Is almost in ariably a rapli(lly fatal dlisease. 'his case, in xliich the patienit m-1,ade a satisfactorx recoverx-, is tlhercfore of initerest. 'Ilhe patielt, a. male, ag-cd 'ie xlitc earCl-s, xxwas admitted to ti' i-ne(lical wards of tle Rxoyal Victoria Hospital on 1StiiNo\-x ember, 1-:)'. His mzailn svmptom.s were (1) Almost coinstanit severe Ifronttal hea(dache o...