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Reports of Societies
1898
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
wherever he went, as in a train. This cough lasted with decreasing severity uutil withiu a month of entrance. The sputum was sometimes bloody, but usually yellow and foamy. About one year before entrance, that is, summer of 1894, a swelling about the size of a dollar appeared on chest wall near the site of present sinus. In September this swelling burst and a sinus formed. In June, 1895, two other such swellings and sinuses formed. The cause was supposed to be tubercular necrosis of one of the
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