"LYMPHATIC LEUKÆMIA.'

Aleucocythæmic Leukæmia

Notes of a Case of Chloroma and of Three Cases of Lymphatic Leukæmia

Notes on a Case of Lymphatic Leukæmia in a Child Aged Three Years

The lymphatic type is far and away the most common form of leukaemia met with in children. The following case is remarkable for the rapid progress of the acute symptoms (about seven days), and the extraordinary character of the terminal blood count, which showed the ratio of red cells to white cells to be 38.2 per cent, to 61.8 per cent. Family History.?Mother died in childbirth. One other chil...

Leukæmia and Allied Disorders

Acute Monocytic Leukæmia

THOUGH in recent years there has been an increasing number of reports of cases of monocytic leukaemia, some doubt still exists about the actual mother cell of the circulating monocyte. Some authors seek its origin in the bone marrow; others in the littoral 'cells of the sinusoids of the spleen or lymph nodes, whilst for still ,others it arises from the reticulum cells of the medulla of the lymp...