He did not, however, allege that pain attributed to typhoidal neuritis, another uncommon, late
manifestation of typhoid, was neurasthenic. 9 Osler's associate, Thomas McCrae (1870 …

OBJECTIVE:: To review the history of typhoidal spondylitis as a paradigm of conflicts
between medical and psychiatric diagnoses. METHODS:: Because William Osler was the …

Many seemingly uncommon conditions as they are segregated by the pioneer clinician and
attain prominence in medical journals become relatively common. This has been the history …

IT is with some hesitation that I present this title for your con sideration to-day. I regret that I
am unable to assign a name to the condition of things which the following cases so well …

Gibney has given this name (typhoid spine). The patient has usually been up and about, and
may have had a slight jar or shock, after which he complains of great pain in the back, and of …

In February, 1899, 1 read a paper before the New York Academy of Medicine on the “Non-
tubercular Inflammations of the Spine,” and while reviewing the reported cases of typhoid …

DISCUSSION. DR. NM SHAFFER, of New York, said that when the author had presented his
first paper on this subject he had reported a case which had been attributed to an attack of …

SCXCE Dr. Gibney's original paper was read before this Association describing a very
painful sequel of typhoid fever, which he called the" typhoid spine," and described as a …

Typhoid involvement of the spine has never been common; accord-ing to Gall, the incidence
is one case in every 1800 cases of typhoid fever. In recent- years, due to better milk and …

The painful sequel of typhoid fever known as typhoid spine continues to be regarded with a
great deal of interest, although the number of cases found in literature is now fairly large …