INDEX

A

Abscess of lung, bacteriology of, 203 empyema with, 233 healing of, 208 measles with, 347 parotitis with, 356 pathogenesis of, 205, 375 scarlet fever with, 357 staphylococcus causing, 199, 225, 366, 377 S. hemolyticus causing, 199, 365

Autopsies, table of, 118, 120, 335

Autopsy protocols, No. 280, 226; No. 286, 226; No. 312, 254; No. 322, 228; No. 330, 214; No. 333, 229; No. 370, 229; No. 376, 206; No. 379, 215; No. 380, 204; No. 387, 206; No. 397, 223; No. 406, 204; No. 416, 204; No. 420, 279; No. 425, 229; No. 428, 280; No. 433, 280; No. 445, 257; No. 465, 238; No. 467, 208; No. 473, 236; No. 474, 221; No. 487, 273; No. 499, 224; No. 504, 238

B

Bacillus influenzæ, 369 bronchi and, 178, 215, 346 bronchitis and, 153, 371 experimental inoculation with, 389 history of, 25 influenza and, 30, 42, 43, 46, 49, 76, 370 isolation of, 30, 32, 38, 44 measles with, 26, 40, 43, 295, 351 meningitis and, 26 normal men carrying, 34, 42, 45, 369 pathogenicity of, 26, 48, 370, 387, 396 pneumococcus pneumonia with, 62, 178 pneumonia with, 72, 75, 76, 173, 364, 371

Bronchi, inflammation of mucous glands of, 146

Bronchiectasis, 239, 269, 355, 367 abscess with, 254 bacteriology of, 244 bronchitis with, 245 measles with, 336 pathogenesis of, 245, 259

Bronchiolitis, organizing, 264

Bronchitis, 40, 142, 195, 359 bacteriology of, 56, 150, 164, 359, 371 bronchiectasis with, 245 chronic, 262 clinical course of, 58 measles with, 336 organizing, 264 purulent, 47, 56, 60, 63, 74, 143, 149, 153, 360

Bronchopneumonia, 60, 63, 66, 162, 360, 363 bacteriology of, 68, 163, 171, 176, 181, 184, 189, 194, 197, 345, 364 fibrin with, 182 lobar pneumonia with, 155, 157 measles with, 340 secondary infection by S. hemolyticus with, 172, 177, 181, 374

C

Carriers of B. Influenzæ, 46, 101, 369 of S. hemolyticus, 99, 285, 287, 298, 303, 309, 310, 315, 319, 321, 332, 379

Cartilage, atrophy with bronchiectasis of, 254

Contact infection in influenza, prevention of, 98 in measles, 289 in pneumonia, prevention of, 98

Cubicles to prevent contact infection, 98, 290

400Cyanosis, 144

E

Empyema, 64, 67, 224, 226, 233, 304, 366 abscess of lung and, 233 encapsulated, 235 interstitial suppurative pneumonia with, 216, 234 measles with, 349 pneumococcus, 236, 350 streptococcus, 233, 350

Endophlebitis, 219

H

Hemorrhagic and edematous consolidation with bronchopneumonia, 188 peribronchiolar consolidation with bronchopneumonia, 163, 173, 272, 340

Hepatization with bronchopneumonia, 179, 181 with lobar pneumonia, 160

I

Influenza, B. influenzæ with, 30, 73 bronchitis with, 55, 56 clinical course of, 28, 53, 73, 80 coryza with, 54 cyanosis with, 54 epidemic in fall of 1918, 52, 108, 359 epidemic in spring of 1918, 47 fever with, 53 gastrointestinal symptoms with, 55 laryngitis with, 54 lobar pneumonia and, 161 measles and, 292, 319, 331, 351, 357, 380 pandemic of 1889–90, 109, 115 pandemic of 1918–19, 27, 359 pharyngitis with, 54 pneumococcus with, 33 pneumonia with, 55, 59, 74, 81, 139 pulmonary lesions of, 137 pulse with, 54 secondary infection with, 28, 45, 57, 95 sputum with, 55 S. hemolyticus with, 103

Interstitial bronchopneumonia, 261, 278, 348 suppurative pneumonia, 199, 209, 366, 376 bacteriology of, 214 chronic inflammation with, 221 empyema with, 216, 234 healing of, 222, 224 measles with, 348 pericarditis with, 237

L

Lobar pneumonia, 60, 63, 154, 360, 362 bacteriology of, 64, 156, 164, 339, 362 bronchopneumonia with, 155, 157 experimental production in monkeys of, 394, 397 influenza and, 161 measles with, 337 purulent bronchitis with, 60, 63, 66 secondary infection by hemolytic streptococci with, 64, 159, 340, 374 spread in lung of, 339, 354 typhoid fever with, 353

Lobular consolidation, confluent, 188, 341 with bronchopneumonia, 163, 178, 272, 341

Lymphatics, suppurative inflammation of, 217, 218, 376 thrombosis of, 217, 218

Lymphangitis, experimental production with S. hemolyticus of, 392

M

Masks to prevent contact infection, 98, 290

Mastoiditis, 303, 312, 332

Measles, 119, 288 B. influenzæ with, 26, 40, 43, 295 bronchiectasis with, 336 bronchitis with, 336 bronchopneumonia with, 340 complications of, 303, 378 empyema with, 349 influenza and, 292, 319, 331, 351, 357, 380 interstitial suppurative pneumonia with, 348 lobar pneumonia with, 337 pneumococcus pneumonia with, 312 pneumonia and, 292, 303, 312, 332, 334, 378 secondary infection with, 282 401S. hemolyticus with, 285, 287, 297, 319, 330, 331, 353, 378 suppurative pneumonia with, 345, 347 unresolved bronchopneumonia with, 342

Methods, 29, 51, 283, 291

Mortality of pneumococcus pneumonia, 140 of pneumonia following influenza, 139 of streptococcus pneumonia, 140

Mumps, 119, 355

N

Necrosis with bronchopneumonia caused by S. hemolyticus, 186, 375 with lobar pneumonia caused by S. hemolyticus, 160, 374 with S. hemolyticus, 199, 200

O

Oedema, interstitial, 209

Organization of pneumonic exudate, 197

Otitis media, 289, 303, 312, 317, 329, 332

P

Peribronchiolar consolidation with bronchopneumonia, 163, 166, 267, 340

Pericarditis, 64, 237

Peribronchial consolidation with bronchopneumonia, 163, 192, 361 hemorrhage, 189

Peritonitis, 238

Phagocytosis of red blood corpuscles, 272

Pneumococcus, 372 bronchitis and, 153 bronchopneumonia with, 165, 184, 373 empyema, 236 experimental lobar pneumonia with, 393 influenza with, 33 lobar pneumonia with, 158, 372 pneumonia, 60, 75, 104 clinical course of, 62 measles and, 312, 332 mortality of, 140 secondary pneumococcus infection with, 61 secondary streptococcus infection with, 62 transmission of, 91, 383 secondary infection in pneumonia with, 91

Pneumonia, B. influenzæ causing, 72, 76, 371 bacteriology of influenza and, 60, 74, 107 bacteriology of measles and, 351 chronic fibroid, 273 clinical course of influenza with, 62 diagnosis of, 136, 334, 361 dissecans, 209 immunity following, 373 influenza with, 59, 76, 81, 109, 360 measles and, 119, 292, 303, 312, 332, 334, 378 mumps and, 119 pneumococcus, see Pneumococcus pneumonia prevention of, 98, 319, 383 scarlet fever and, 119 secondary infection with, 83, 106 spread through lungs of, 194, 373 staphylococcus, see Staphylococcus pneumonia streptococcus, see Streptococcus pneumonia S. hemolyticus in throat with, 310, 329, 379

Pseudoinfluenza bacilli, 26

S

Scarlet fever, 119, 356

Squamous transformation of bronchial epithelium, 149, 251, 275, 336

Staphylococcus, 153, 377 pneumonia, 112, 225, 354, 366 pneumonia, pathogenesis of, 230

Streptococcus empyema, 233 hemolyticus, 374 bronchitis with, 153 dissemination in wards of, 315 experimental production of acute lymphangitis with, 392 identification of, 283 influenza with, 103 lobar pneumonia with, 64, 159 measles with, 285, 287, 297, 330, 331, 345, 353, 378 402normal men with, 285, 322 secondary infection in pneumonia with, 84, 106, 178, 204, 374 nonhemolytic, 376 peritonitis, 238 pneumonia, 60, 70, 75, 115, 307, 365 bacteriology of, 71 clinical features of, 71 measles with, 303, 305, 307, 318 mortality of, 140 transmission of, 84, 381 viridans, 377

Suppurative pneumonia, 199, 347 with measles, 345, 347

T

Thrombosis of capillaries with bronchopneumonia, 184

Typhoid fever, lobar pneumonia with, 353 staphylococcus pneumonia with, 354

U

Unresolved bronchopneumonia, 261, 266, 342, 368 bacteriology of, 276 interstitial suppurative pneumonia with, 278

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES

Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling.

Archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings retained as printed.

Footnotes have been re-indexed using numbers and collected together at the end of the last chapter.