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Scarlatina with Persistent High Temperature, Associated with Wild Delirium, Finally Controlled by Guaiacol
1894
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
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seventeen days from the beginning of his illness, if his history of the invasion is correct. The temperature remained generally subnormal, only once reaching 99°; and the respirations gradually quickened toward the end. Clinical Department.
doi:10.1056/nejm189405241302105
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