Vol 12, No 4 (1912)

We do not set out to describe all the symptoms of this disease, but only a few of them that were observed in the cases of epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis that we described, established by bacteriological research, emphasizing only which are described as constant and which are most typical that they can be guided by when making a diagnosis in tѣkhъ conditions, where it is impossible to make a bacteriological study for any reason.

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