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TABLE I—continued.

CONVALESCENT ENTERIC NO. 12.

RANK—GUNNER, NO. 30303.

NAME—W.

REGIMENT—11TH BATTERY.

DATE ON WHICH FEVER CEASED—1OTH JUNE 1907.

ADMINISTRATION OF UROTROPINE (DATES AND DOSES)—GR. X DAILY FROM 28TH JUNE
1907 TO 1OTH JULY 1907.

Date of
observation.		 Widal reaction to Bacillus typhosus. Bacillus typhosus in
10 20 40 80 Urine. Fæces.
July 1907.            
22 + ± – ... – ...
23 ... ... ... ... ... ...
24 ... ... ... ... – ...
29 ... ... ... ... – ...
31 ... ... ... ... – ++
August 1907.            
5 ... ... ... ... – –
7 ... ... ... ... – –
10 ... ... ... ... – –
September 1907.
8 ... ... ... ... ... +
12 ... ... ... ... ... –
13 ... ... ... ... ... –
14 ... ... ... ... ... –
15 ... ... ... ... ... +
16 ... ... ... ... ... ...
17 ... ... ... ... ... –
18 ... ... ... ... ... –
19 ... ... ... ... ... ...
20 ... ... ... ... ... –
21 ... ... ... ... ... –

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