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Clinical and Other Notes

• A Preliminary Contribution on “P.U.O. (Trench Fever).” (1 January, 1918)

  F. C. Davies, R. P. Weldon
• Observations on a Severe Case of Tetanus Treated with Repeated Intrathecal Injections of Antitoxin.—Recovery (1 January, 1918)

  C. C. Worster-Drought
• The Stethoscope as an Aid in the Early Diagnosis of Gas Gangrene (1 January, 1918)

  B. C. Maybury
• Thrombosis of Cerebral Arteries in Paratyphoid B Fever, Occurring in a General Hospital in Salonika Army (1 January, 1918)

  H. Stanley Banks, H. Roker Evans
• Epitome of the results of the Examination of the Stools of 422 Cases Admitted to No. 3 Australian General Hospital, Cairo, for Dysentery and Diarrhœa—March to August, 1916 (1 January, 1918)

  C. J. Martin, Kellaway, F. E. Williams
• Concerning the Pathology and Etiology of the Infectious Jaundice Common at the Dardanelles, 1915 (1 January, 1918)

  C. J. Martin
• Note on the Epidemiology of Dysentery (1 January, 1918)

  H. M. Woodcock