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Title: The Filaria sanguinis hominis and certain new forms of parasitic disease in India, China, and warm countries
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Manson, Patrick, Sir, 1844-1922
Subjects: Filariasis Wuchereria
Publisher: London, H.K. Lewis
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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fromnine p.m. on December 30th to six a.m. on the 31st.The waking state was enforced from this latter hour untilnine p.m. on January 2nd. Thence to January 18th sleepwas enjoyed nightly from nine p.m. to six a.m., and fromnine p.m. on the 18th to noon on the 19th. The history of the men is briefly as follows :— Case II. Tiek Po (Chart III.), male, aged twenty-five ; :, Pemodicitt. 9th. IOtx. Ktm I2tk r3Tx. AM P-. A.H. PM 1 A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. 6 9 6 9 3 6 9 .. 3j6 9 ,. 3 6 9 ■ 3 6 9 13 3 6 9 • 3 6 9 3 . 9 3 « 9 I. F. F. F. F. r F. F. ! F. F. -. F. F. r F - - t A V -• ^ r* ^ k -♦ , ^ ..♦ -» T^ -*L, ►L«- -*■ -*i^ M 4- »u u-» ^ ■» -• ^ -♦ -♦ .-• k* k* 24™. 25th. laTH. P.K. A.M. p.-. A.M. 1 P.M. - -^*-- P.M. 6 9 I. 3 6 9 13 3 6 9 .. .3 6 9 ,. 3 « 9 ■ a 3 6 9 ij 3 * 9 I = F K. F r f. F i: F. F t / s / \ r> ^ / --^ > ^ ^ -«r^ :^ ^^j > ^^ CHART III Representing the Effects of Day Sleeping and Night Watching in inverting Filarial Periodicitt.
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CHART IV. Representing the Effects of DAT Sleeping and Night Watching in inverting Filarial rEiiioDU ^5: fi ti m tt :^ vm i_A f\ ±ffit m JL FILARIAL PERIODICITY. 59 Tchauoi, Tchiupo; farmer. He lives in a village of about150 inhabitants, and among these are several cases of elephan-tiasis. Has been ailing for four or five years with ague oftertian type. Off and on has had attacks every winter withthe advent of the cold weather. His spleen has been en-larged for several years, and since a year ago he has beensubject to attacks of pain and swelling in the left testicle andcord. On examination his spleen is found to extend to theumbilicus, but no swelling of cord, testicles, scrotum, glands,or legs can be made out; nor is there any history ofehyluria or lymphatic fever. Two months ago he had asingle fit of fever, and is now very anssemic. During the time he was under observation he was givenquinine and iron in full doses. Case III. In (Chart lY.), male, aged fortj^-seven;Tang-mng, Tchiu

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