Gaulard, who[7] “gave an account of the progress of the disease which contains a description of varioloid eruptions, very similar to those which have of late been described under the denomination of modified Small Pox.
Infant, female, of a woman who died in the Alms House of varioloid disease, shortly after giving birth to this child.
Observations on an Epidemic Varioloid Disease lately witnessed in the County of Derby.
There exists at present among the poorer classes an increasing carelessness and aversion to vaccination, from a belief that it does not afford adequate protection from the varioloid disease.
Thomson, Account of the Varioloid Epidemic in Scotland, &c.
The symptoms of the class of patients commonly regarded as suffering from varioloid are all those of variola, modified, however, in the direction of a mitigation of their intensity and dangerous character.
Within this wide range of possibilities cases of varioloid occur which certainly differ from each other by very marked degrees.
Distinctions between mild varioloid and severe varicella in infancy and childhood will always tax to the utmost the skill of the diagnostician.
The invasion stage of varioloid may be shorter or longer than that occurring in variola vera, and may be insignificant or intensely marked as regards the severity of its symptoms.
There is yet another type of varioloid with which many practitioners become familiar who have experience in epidemics of small-pox.
Varioloid generally occurs in persons who have not been fully protected by vaccination.
This disease may be distinguished from variola and varioloid by the shortness of the period of invasion, the mildness of the symptoms, and the absence of the deep, funnel-shaped depression of the vesicles, so noticeable in variola.
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