Progress Report on the Uganda Sleeping Sickness Camps from December, 1906, to November 30th, 1908. By A. D. P. Hodges ... With an appendix on breeding grounds of Glossina palpalis, by Lieutenant A. D. Fraser ... and Claude H. Marshall.

  • Royal Society (Great Britain). Sleeping Sickness Commission.
Date:
1909
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Credit: Progress Report on the Uganda Sleeping Sickness Camps from December, 1906, to November 30th, 1908. By A. D. P. Hodges ... With an appendix on breeding grounds of Glossina palpalis, by Lieutenant A. D. Fraser ... and Claude H. Marshall. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Only ten of these marked flies have as yet been recaught but those liave been caught at the place at which they were released. We have, &c., (Sd.) A. D. Fraser. (Sd.) Claude H. Marshall. Index of Tables. Tables I to IX. Analysis of total cases admitted December, 1906, to December, 1908. I. All montlily and quarterly admissions to each camp. II to VI. Condition on November 30th, 1908, of all cases, and of A, E, C, D cases, at each camp. VII. Month of admission and of death of all cases which died during second year. VIII and IX. Ditto of A cases and B cases. Tables X to XXVIb. Relating to cases admitted during first year. X to XIV. Condition of all cases and of A, B, C, and D cases at various dates. XV to XVA. Relative percentage improvement and deaths among early and late cases at various dates. XVI to XXV. Comparing results from treatment with atoxyl only and with atoxyl and mercury. XXVI, XXVIa, XXVIb. Condition on November 30th, 1908, of aU cases admitted during the 6 months ending May 31st, 1907, with detailed list. Tables XXVII to XLII. Relating to cases admitted during the second year. XXVII. Quarterly admissions during second year in classes. XXVIII. Admissions during second year showing place of origin. XXIX to XXXVII. Condition of all cases and of A and B cases at various dates and bv quarterly admissions. XXXVIII. Condition on November 30th, 1908, of all cases under various methods of treatment. XXXIX, XL, XLI. Comparing results from atoxyl and from atoxyl and mercury. XLII. Condition on November 30th, 1908, of all cases treated by atoxyl or atoxvl and mercury. Tables XLIII to XLV. (Appendix A.) Blindness and visual defects following atoxyl, &c. Harrison and Sons, Printers in Ordinary to His Majesty, St. Martin’s Lane, London