Typhus und Fleckfieber. Fieber, in anderer Hinsicht alsonot besucht withalarming Symptome, und die Desig sind- gerechnet, ich habe pseudocollapse inseveral Fälle in whichthere beobachtet wurden, waren zwei orthree Erhöhungen täglich (Abb. 15). Die Erklärung bemerkenswerte Ausma§, Undvom prognosticstandpoint occurrencewill generallyindifferent, lange bleiben Ob-scure. In der Gegenwart ofsuch pseudocollapse jedoch die Progno-sis sollte guardedif werden die Bühne des steepcurves soonthereafter nicht beginnen oder notactually theirappearance theintermissions tun. Ganz im Gegenteil, Körper-Temperatur riseaga

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Typhoid fever and typhus fever . fever, in other respects alsonot attended withalarming symptoms, and which are desig-nated pseudocollapse, I have observed inseveral cases in whichthere were two orthree elevations daily(Fig. 15). The explanation ofthis remarkable, andfrom the prognosticstandpoint generallyindifferent, occurrencewill long remain ob-scure. In the presence ofsuch pseudocollapse, however, the progno-sis should be guardedif the stage of steepcurves does not soonthereafter begin or theintermissions do notactually make theirappearance. Should, on the contrary, thebody-temperature riseagain to its previouslevel, so to continuein the form of theearlier continued orremittent continued form, the further course of the case may be expectedto be severe. I have then subsequently observed true collapse, duringwhich death occurred. If severe cases of long duration begin to pursuea more favorable course, the high continued fever is, at the end of thesecond or the commencement of the third week, generally converted into 10. 146 TYPHOID FEVER. Dav of the disease. a remittent or even an intermittent fever with differences of from 1.5°to 3° C. and more between morning and evening temperatures (Fig. 16). The curve may then continue for eightdays and more, either with regularly re-peated remissions, or—and this appliesespecially to severe cases—days of highcontinued fever alternating with othersof remittent continued fever. Less com-monly, in my experience, beginning im-provement is characterized by the circum-stance that the high average temperaturegradually subsides without increase inthe remissions or with only isolatedconsiderable daily fluctuations. The less common cases of severeprotracted course in childhood exhibitwith especial frequency a form of tem-perature-curve with marked remissionsand intermissions. Even when in theseverest cases the fastigium exhibited at the beginning the characteris-tics of a continued fever, this period is likely to be much shorter and

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