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CONTENTS.
APPENDICES.
Appendix No. I.—Anæmia of coolies, pages i to xvii.
" " II.—On the spread of kála-ázar, and how to check
it. (Proposed to be translated and distributed
in the villages in the form of a pamphlet),
pages xvii to xxiv.
GLOSSARY.
Of medical and scientific terms, pages xxv and xxvi.
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| Description | Surgeon-Captain Rogers’ study of kala-azar – history, pathology and nature of the disease. Features 1897 photoetchings of patients with kala-azar, anaemia and chronic malaria. Includes glossary and appendices. |
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