Joint lesions are comparatively common in #scarlet fever#, and were formerly described as scarlatinal rheumatism.
In the following table four Devonshire towns are compared with certain Staffordshire registration districts in which the scarlatinal death-rate has remained high.
Ophthalmias and scarlatinal malignant sore-throats were common at the same time.
If scarlatinal drug-eruptions are any clue to the mystery of scarlet fever, we need not be surprised to find a somewhat uniform disease-effect produced by a variety of septic agents[1363].
The first hypothesis tried was that of scarlatina on the dairyman's premises; the effluvia of a scarlatinal patient might have become mixed with the milk.
There can be no question that milk, or cream, has been the vehicle of scarlatinal infection.
The extent of the epidemic of scarlatinal sore-throat, of which we have particulars from Middlesex, Warwickshire and Worcestershire in 1778, cannot be ascertained.
Again, whatever suspicion pertains to slaughter-houses or animal offal for the production of a scarlatinal miasm, pertains to them also for the diphtherial.
The scarlatinal poison is that regarding which the greatest number of observations has been made.
Out of 68 cases of puerperal disease seen in consultation, no less than 37 were distinctly traceable to the scarlatinal poison.
Scarlatinal diphtheria used for the same purpose had the same effect.
Antihydropin: a crystalline principle extracted from cockroaches; is a powerful diuretic in scarlatinal dropsy; 15 grn.
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