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Other Sequels Dropsy &c

Categories: DESCRIPTION OF SCARLET-FEVER.
Sources: Hydriatic Treatment Of Scarlet Fever In Its Different Forms

Beside the ulceration of glands and deafness, some of the sequels of

scarlatina are white swelling of one or more of the joints, usually the

knee, chronic inflammation of the eyes and eyelids, and partial

paralysis. These chiefly occur in scrofulous subjects. Dropsy, which I

have mentioned before, is one of the sequels that frequently prove

fatal.



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