The Wassermann and Noguchi complement-fixation test in leprosy / by Howard Fox.

  • Fox, Howard, 1873-1947.
Date:
1910
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Credit: The Wassermann and Noguchi complement-fixation test in leprosy / by Howard Fox. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Case XXIX.—White woman, aged thirty-five years. Advanced active case of mixed type. Duration, fourteen years. Reaction: Positive. Case XXX.—White woman, aged fifty-seven years. Advanced case of mixed typ6, tubercles having disappeared. Duration, twenty years. Reaction: Positive. Case XXXI.—White man, aged forty years. Terminal stage of mixed type. Duration, eight years. Reaction: Positive. Cases of Tubercular and Mixed Type with Negative Reaction. Case XXXII.—Patient of Dr. Wm. S. Gottheil, City Hospital. H. S., man, aged thirty-three years, born in the United States. Case of mixed type of moderate severity. Duration, ten years. Reaction: Negative. Case XXXIII.—Patient of Dr. F. M. Dearborn, Metropolitan Hospital. J. M., man, aged fifty years, born in Russian Poland. Case of mixed type. Very few lesions at present, though formerly well marked. Duration of disease not known. Has been in leper ward for the past six years. Reaction: Negative. Case XX^V.—\\diite man, aged twenty-eight years. Mixed type. Patient improving. Duration of disease, eighteen years. Reaction: Negative. Case XXXV.—Wliite man, aged twenty-one years. Incipient case of mixed type, which is improving. Duration, six years. Reac- tion : Negative. Case XXXVI.—White man, aged twenty-four years. Advanced case of mixed type. Disease active. Duration, eighteen years. Reaction: Negative. Case XXXVII.—Colored man, aged twenty-six years. Terminal case of mixed type. Duration, probably five years. Reaction Negative. Case XXXVHI.—White woman, aged forty-three years. Case of mixed type, improving, tubercles having disappeared. Duration, twenty years. Reaction: Negative. Cases of Maculo-anesthetic Type with Positive Reac- tion. Case XXXIX.—Patient of Dr. G. H. Fox, New York Skin and Cancer Hospital. T. D., girl, born in Key West, Florida. Maculo-anesthetic case of one year’s duration. Reaction: Positive. Case XL.—Colored woman, aged sixty-four years. Incipient anesthetic case. Duration three years. Reaction: Strongly positive. Case XLI.—Colored woman, aged fifty-nine years. Muculo- anesthetic case, improving. Duration, two years. Reaction: Posi- tive. Cases of Maculo-anesthetic Type with Negative Reac- tion. Case Xldl.—Patient of Dr. J. McF. Winfield, Kings County Hospital. J. D., West Indian negro, aged twenty-nine years. Maculo-anesthetic type. Duration, about twenty-three years. Reaction: Negative.