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TABLE. XVI .
S e r i a l n u m b e r . Ca s e
number.
M e d i c a l o f f i c e r .
Disease.
Vaccine made.
Result.
1
7 First. Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Asthma
..
.. Pneumococcus
. . Not used.
2
19 The Hon'ble Surgeon-General
W.B. Bannerman. C.S.I..
I.M.S.. Madras.
Chronic bronchitis .. Pneumococcus and
M. Paratetragenus.
Marked improvement...
3
65 Lieut.-Col. G. G. Giffard.
I.M.S.. Madras.
Bronchitis ..
.. Streptococcus
.. Doubtful.
4
67 Second Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Asthma and broncho-
pneumonia.
Pneumococcus
.. Not used.
5
76 Superintendent. Royapetta
Hospital. Madras.
Asthma
..
. .
Do. . . Temporary relief.
6
7
77
86
Dr. F.Clarence Smith. Madras.
First Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Chronic bronchitis ..
Bronchial asthma . .
Do. .
Streptococcus
and
Pneumococcus.
Not known.
No effect.
8 126 Assistant Surgeon S. P. Sarma.
Dindigul.
Asthma
. . . .
Pneumococcus
. . Marked improvement..
9
135 Superintendent. Royapetta
Hospital. Madras.
Chronic bronchitis . Pneumococcus
and
Streptococcus.
Not used.
10
146
Do. do.
Asthma
..
. . Micrococcus catarr-
halis and Pneumo-
c o c c u s .
No effect.
11
159 Officer Commanding 86th Car-
natic Infantry, St. Thomas'
Mount.
Bronchial asthma .. Mierococcus catarr-
halis.
Not known.
12
161 Officer Commanding Section
Hospital. St. Thomas' Mount.
Asthma
..
. . Pneumococcus
and
Streptococcus.
Not used.
13
166 Superintendent. Royapetta
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
..
. . Micrococcus Parate-
tragenus.
Not known.
14
167 First Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . .
Streptococcus
and
Micrococcus catarr-
halis.
Not used.
15
168 Fourth Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . . .
Pneumococcus
. . Markedly improved.
16
169
Do.
do.
Do.
. .
Streptococcus
.. Marked improvement.
17
170
Do.
do.
Do.
..
. . Pneumococcus
.. No effect.
18
172
Do.
do.
Do.
..
. . Streptococcus
. . Almost cured.
19
173 Superintendent. Royapetta.
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . . .
Pneumococcus
. . Not known.
20
177 Second Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . . .
Streptococcus
. . Slightly improved.
21
190 Fourth Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . .. . Pneurnococcus
and
Micrococcus catarr-
halls.
Not used.
22
196 First Physician. General
Hospi t al . Madras.
Do.
..
' .
Streptococci
.. Temporary improve--
ment.
23
197
Do.
do.
Do.
. . . .
Micrococcus Parate-
tragenus
and
Streptococci.
Decided improvement..
24
201 Fourth Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
..
.. Streptococcus
.. Doubtful.
25
202
Do.
do.
Do.
. . . .
Do.
.. Improved.
26
210 Second Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do... . . . .
Do. Not used.
27
214 Resident Medicial Officer.
General Hospital. Madras.
Do.. . . .
Do.
. . Not known.
28
216 Dr. F. Clarence Smith.
Madras.
Do.. .
. .
St r e p t o c o c c u s a n d
Micrococcus Parate-
tragenus.
Do.
29
219 Superintendent. Royapetta
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . ..
A diphtheroid bacillus. Under treatment.
30
220
Do.
do.
Do.
. . . .
Micrococcus Parate-
tragenus and Pneu-
mococcus.
No effect.
31
222 Third Physician.
General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. '
.. Streptococcus
. .
Do.
32
223 Fourth Physician. General
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
. . . .
Micrococcus Parate-
tragenus.
Improved.
33
224
Do.
do
Do.
..
..
Do.
do.
Slightly improved.
34
226 Superintendent. Royapetta.
Hospital. Madras.
Do.
..
. . Pneumococcus
.. No effect.
Tuberculosis.— The vaccine treatment of tuberculosis has to be conducted along two different
lines in those cases where the tubercular foci have caseated and commenced to discharge externally
and secondary organisms have invaded the seat of infection from without. Thus in the ease of
tubercular glands, bones and joints streptococci and. less often staphylococci and other pathogenic
organisms invade the sinuses. In tuberculosis of the lungs. one or more of the usual respiratory
organisms readily gain an entry and set up a septic inflammation with absorption of bacterial
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