Leukaemia, etc, new series III, notably leucopenic and aleukameic myelosis, 'leukanaemia', choloroma-like parosteal swellings (especially case of Thomas) - and atypical manifestations of leukaemia

Also questions of {leucosarcoma, chloroma, monocytic and reticulosis complications, various types of lymphosarcomatosis. Also re the effect of local traumatisms and any 'locus minoris resistentiae' e.g. burns, cuppings, scars of herpes zoster, in determining the situation of local manifestations in leukameia and 'reticuloses' and secondary (metastatic) carcinomatosis. Also questions of differential diagnosis - various kinds of 'refractory anaemia' - familial leukaemia. And Leukaemoid conditions, whether secondary (reactive) or not. Acute infections lymphocytosis in children and (rarely) in adults. 'Lymphatic reactions' among relatives of leukaemic patients. Eospinipphilic leukmaeia (continued -see notes and cuttings on eosinophilia in my collections of Hodgkins disease, and eosinophilic lung and bronchial diseases and in splenomegalic conditions.

1910-1951

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