Selected essays and monographs : translations and reprints from various sources.

Date:: 1897

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Credit: Selected essays and monographs : translations and reprints from various sources. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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spread to the vaginal mucosa and cervix uteri to the pharynx and larynx. The anal folds rarely if ever escape. The button- shaped vegetations, looking like condylomata lata, go on developing as long as the patient’s vital powers last. Death results from marasmus and inanition, frequently preceded by irritation of the spinal cord and acute oedema of the brain.