Kitap 3
3
Fifth day. Seemed to be relieved, but there was heaviness in the bowels with pain; thirst; painful night.
3
Sixth day. Early morning peaceful; towards evening the pains were greater; exacerbation; but later a little clyster caused a good movement of the bowels. Slept at night.
3
Seventh day. Nausea; rather uneasy; urine oily; much distressProbably bowel trouble. See p. 250. at night; wandering; no sleep at all.
3
Eighth day. Early in the morning snatches of sleep; but quickly there was chill; loss of speech; respiration thin and weak ; in the evening he recovered warmth again; was delirious; towards morning slightly better; stools uncompounded, small, bilious.
3
Ninth day. Comatose; nausea whenever he woke up. Not over-thirsty. About sunset was uncomfortable; wandered; a bad night.
3
Tenth day. In the early morning was speechless; great chill; acute fever; much sweat; death.
3
In this case the pains on even days.
CASE IV
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The patient suffering from phrenitis on the first day that he took to bed vomited copiously thin vomits of the colour of verdigris; much fever with shivering; continuous sweating all over; painful heaviness of head and neck; urine thin, with small, scattered substances floating in it, which did not settle. Copious excreta at a single evacuation; delirium; no sleep. Second day. In the early morning speechless; acute fever; sweating; no intermission; throbbing all over the body; convulsions at night.
4
Third day. General exacerbation.
4
Fourth day. Death.
CASE V
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In Larisa a bald man suddenly experienced pain in the right thigh. No remedy did any good.
5
First day. Acute fever of the ardent type; the patient was quiet, but the pains persisted.
5
Second day. The pains in the thigh subsided, but the fever grew worse; the patient was rather uncomfortable and did not sleep; extremities cold; copious and unfavourable urine was passed.
5
Third day. The pain in the thigh ceased, but there was derangement of the intellect, with distressProbably trouble in the bowels. and much tossing.
