Reports of the Commission appointed by the Admiralty, the War Office, and the Civil Government of Malta for the investigation of Mediterranean fever / under the supervision of an Advisory Committee of the Royal Society.

Date:
1905-1907
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Credit: Reports of the Commission appointed by the Admiralty, the War Office, and the Civil Government of Malta for the investigation of Mediterranean fever / under the supervision of an Advisory Committee of the Royal Society. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Examination of Stools of ISIediterranean Fever Cases—ra?i/c?. Name. t 1~) n f.p 0. Number of plates. Day of disease. Eesult. 9.9 04 15 — M. meliiensis not isolated 10.9.04 20 25 )) )3 10.9.04 20 48 ») )5 10.9.04 18 31 )» 3J 11.9.04 12 26 )' JJ 11.9.04 11 82 J) J) 11.9.04 15 49 )» 11 12.9.04 12 27 )' 12.9.04 12 23 ii )j 55. Christie .... 13.9.04 10 34 ji J) 13.9.04 10 36 )' )) 13.9.04 11 13 ,, 14.9.04 10 52 J' )) 14.9.04 10 35 ?j s? 60. Silcocks 14.9.04 12 37 Ji J) 61. „ 15.9.04 10 38 Jl 6:2. , 16.9.04 10 39 Jj )j 63. Silbura 16.9.04 10 12 )» )j 17.9.04 20 40 M 65. Hurrell 19.9.04 14 50 J5 >i 66. Silcocks 19.9.04 14 42 )) )J 67. Fislier 19.9.04 20 57 I» )) 68. Barry 20.9.04 14 104 J» }) 69. Smith 20.9.04 14 25 )) IJ 20.9.04 14 16 )) )> 21.9.04 14 21 J) if 21.9.04 12 33 >) )> 21.9.04 12 11 )J 22.9.04 12 59 U 22.9.04 12 27 3? )i 23.9.04 12 60 rj J' 77. Smith 23.9.04 12 28 ij n 78. Silcocks 23.9.04 12 46 ?) ^ > 79. Fisher 24.9.04 12 62 )) )) 80. Smith 24.9.04 22 29 )i »» 24.9.04 14 24 ti )) 82. Kinsella 25.9.04 16 30 )» 25.9.04 14 18 )) >» 84. Smith 25.9.04 12 30 >i »> j 26.9.04 16 19 )) )» 86. Smith ! 26.9.04 1 16 31 )' >) 3. Examination of Sweat. Critical perspirations, which are very characteristic of Mediterranean fever, have been examined at various periods of the disease, but the 31. melitensis has not j^et been isolated. The following examinations have been made :— Experiment I.—On June 22, 1904, P . . . was noticed to be sweating profusely. The sweat was soaked up by means of sterile swabs which were then planted out in l)roth and rubbed over initrosc-agar plates