This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 edition. Excerpt: ... Male; 36; married; teamster. Fam. Hist.--Negative. Prev. Hist.--Negative. Denies venereal; moderate drinker. Has been teaming for a wool firm. Pres. III.--Five days ago noticed a pimple about size of a pin's head on right upper cheek. It gradually increased in size but without much pain. Two days ago the ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 edition. Excerpt: ... Male; 36; married; teamster. Fam. Hist.--Negative. Prev. Hist.--Negative. Denies venereal; moderate drinker. Has been teaming for a wool firm. Pres. III.--Five days ago noticed a pimple about size of a pin's head on right upper cheek. It gradually increased in size but without much pain. Two days ago the "pimple" was opened in an outpatient department. Since then it has increased more rapidly and the swelling has partially closed the eye. Phys. Exam.--Well developed and nourished. Pupils equal and react. No general glandular enlargement. Heart and lungs negative. Urine normal. Abdomen and genitals normal. Knee-jerks normal. Over right malar bone is a hard, brownish, ulcerated area, size of five-cent piece, around which is some redness and several vesicles. Much swelling and edema about eye which is closed tight. Not much pain or tenderness. Further examination? Male; 26; married; carpenter. Fam. Hist.--Good, except that a half-sister died of phthisis. Prev. Hist.--Good. Always well; denies venereal; no alcohol. Has been married six months. Just before marriage noted for the first time a small painless lump in right testicle. Pres. III.--Five months ago suddenly began to feel weak, with headache, fever, and anorexia; constipation followed by slight diarrhea, which persisted; general malaise. Was unable to work, but did not stay in bed for more than a day or two. After four or five weeks he began to feel better and his appetite returned. He resumed work for a while, gained weight and felt fairly well. Then pain in back appeared, soon becoming very severe, and was noticeably worse at night; it was referred to left lower back. Since then has been "good for nothing," though not confined to bed. In past few weeks has noticed slight increased frequency...
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