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Article II. The Antipyretic Treatment of Pneumonia
1877
American Journal of the Medical Sciences
Tiie treatment of febrile affections by agents capable of reducing the temperature of the body has of late attracted considerable attention, and, in order to test their efficiency, the writer has subjected quite a number of patients suffering with pneumonia to their influence; chief among these agents are the cold bath, quinia, and salicylic acid; and the results recorded in this paper will deal with observations made on patients on whom the effect of these remedies was carefully watched. The
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