Severity that he cried out in anguish it also lasted He fell into a profuse perspiration and slept an hour or His strength appeared good, but after the attack Sick at stomach and tried to vomit he declined food but had Minutes by a reapplication of the mustard.
Later the pain returned, but was relieved in ten or fifteen A mustard plaster gave speedy relief, and after theĪttack was over he got up and walked about the ward. Severe pain between the shoulder-blades, the feeling beingĪs if some one was pressing a bar of hot iron into his backīone. Himself and went out to the pump for a drink as was hisĭaily habit. Resection of the left elbow joint, rose on the morning of age 40 convalescing satisfactorily from a Keywords: diseases allied to or associated with the paroxysmal and continued fevers cerebro-spinal fever clinical and post-mortem records resection of elbow joint blood and serum within cranium severe pain between the shoulder-blades sick at stomach, tried to vomit profuse perspiration radial pulse fluttering pallor of face, lips with lividity of asphyxia lungs intensely congested with venous blood subarachnoid effusion over hemispheres pleural cavities and pericardial sac contained serumĬASE 91.-Private John Minisberger, Co. Source text: The Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion, Part 3, Volume 1 (Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1888), 579-580.
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