A patient with massive intravascular Heinz-body hemolytic anemia associated with the
presence of bizarre-looking erythrocytes following the oral ingestion of approximately 100 …

cytes were 50,000 per c. mm. with 35%(17,500) stabs, 52%(26,000) mature neutrophils,
3.5%(1750) monocytes, 8.5%(4250) lymphocytes, 1%(500) metamyelocytes. In the …

feature in both these cases, and which I think make them of special interest. CASE 1.-The
patient was a healthy woman of about 48 years of age, who for six months had occasionally …

Patient.—EG, aged 22, male, a school teacher, unmarried, was found in a state of profound
coma from which he could not be roused and died 79 hours afterward. History.—The …

OIL OF WINTERGREEN, because of its pleasant odour and its warming effect when applied
to the skin, has enjoyed a certain degree of popularity as a household remedy in the …

Southern Hospital on April 15th last, suffering from reten-tion of urine. His urinary trouble first
began five years pre-viously when an attack of retention necessitated the use of an …

AS a therapeutic agent Epsom salts are commonly con-sidered to be particularly free from
danger. There are, how-ever, records of six cases in which the administration of the drug …

globin undetectable, and burr cells syndrome has not been clearly iden-S. Ratnam,* PhD
and helmet cells in a peripheral tified. 4 A variety of viral agents, S. March,* MSc blood …

I distension, causing much pain. The hydropneumothorax i was still present, the heart was
displaced 1 in. to the left, the liver and spleen were unaltered, and there was marked …

Heinz body haemolytic anaemia is caused by oxidation of haemoglobin resulting in its
denaturation and precipitation as Heinz bodies. The cases involved 5 dogs and 1 cat with a …