Lectures on the Diseases of Infancy and Childhood

abdomen acute adult affection appearance applied associated attack attended become blood body bowels brain breathing cause cerebral changes character chest child childhood chronic circumstances complete condition connection considerable continued convulsions course death deposit disease disorder disturbance doses early effusion evidence examination excited existed extreme face fatal fever fits fluid followed four frequent give given hand head hydrocephalus importance increase indications infant inflammation influence instances intestines kind less lungs marked matter means membrane mind months movements nature nervous never notice observed occasion occasional occur once organs pain pass patient period pneumonia present probably produced pulse quantity reference remarkable remedies respiration result rickets seems seen seldom serious severe side signs slight softening sometimes sound stage substance suffering surface symptoms takes place treatment tubercle usually vomiting weeks whole