Control of the common fevers
By: by twenty-one contributors, arranged with the help of Dr. Robert Cruickshank, by the editor of "The Lancet".
Contributors: Cruickshank, Robert
Publisher: The Lancet
Published: 1942
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 361
Subjects: Fever
Work titles: Lancet, The.
Table of contents: value: General principles.  Robert Cruickshank.-  I. Diphtheria. E.H.R. Harries.-  Ia. Diphtheria prevented.  J.G. Fitzgerald and others.- II. Streptococcal infections.  V.D. Allison.-  III. Scarlet fever.  John E. Gordon.-  IV. Erysipelas.  Thomas Anderson.-  V. Puerperal sepsis. Dugald Baird.-  VI. Rheumatic fever.  J. Alison Glover.-  VII. Pertussis. R. Cruickshank.-  VIII. Measles.  William Gunn.-  IX. The common cold. C.H. Browning.-  X. Epidemic influenza.  C.H. Andrewes.-  XI. The pneumonias.  R. Cruickshank.-  XII. The enteric fevers.  W.M. Scott.- XIII. Bacterial food poisoning.  Sir William Savage.-  XIV. Bacillary dysentery.  W.M. Scott.-  XV. Gastro-enteritis.  Maurice Mitman.-  XVI. Undulant fever.  Sir Weldon Dalrymple Champneys.-  XVII. Cerebrospinal fever.  H. Stanley Banks.-  XVIII. Poliomyelitis.  Sir Arthur MacNalty.- XIX. Catarrhal jaundice.  W.N. Pickles.-  XX. Weil's disease. John Smith.-  XXI. Smallpox.  J.J. Butterworth.-  XXII. The rickettsiases. G.W.M. Findlay.  suggestions for further reading.  R. Cruickshank. Register.