THE QUESTION OF AN OPEN-AIR SANATORIUM FOR BLACKBURN

1905 The Lancet  
On the sixth day he was admitted into hospital. The urine contained albumin and hyaline and granular casts. During the next four days there were cyanosis and delirium and the temperature ranged up to 104° F. On the ninth day the patient began to improve and on the tenth he became rational and the temperature fell to 101'5°. But on the
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