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A contribution to the knowledge of the so-called idiosyncrasies in infancy and childhood
637
ABSTRACTS An
Enquiry K., and
Into Back,
the Value of Autohemotherapy Arch. Dis. Child. 10: R. F.:
in Juvenile 1935.
381,
Asthma.
Maddox,
These Australian workers report an investigation with 24 juvenile patients to These authors feel that whom 10 C.C. injections of their own blood were given. some alleviation of severe symptoms was obtained while at least 75 per cent .Patients with skin sensitivity seemed showed lessened frequency of attacks. to respond better than those without positive scratch tests, and the results were also better in patients under ten years of age. Some Less Sb;derling, From attention asthma. positive actually
in 1935.
Asthmatic
his observations at the Caroline Institute, to the difficulty in differential diagnosis The same holds true for pleural changes tuberculin test, are liable to be treated as the condition is related to the asthma.
Alimentary de p6diat. These asthmatic Studies 11:
Common Lung Complications Acta Paediat. 17: 528, B.:
Allergy 11: 492,
Spanish infant.
in an 1935.
authors Beans
on the Origin 283, 1935.
Infant.
Suner,
E.,
Allergy.
in
Larregla,
of to
S.:
the intestinal be offending
Worringer,
P.:
Rev.
Rev.
franp.
tract foods.
in
frang.
44,
Treatment 1935.
of
Neurodermatitis
The author advocates allergists. A raw fruit A Contribution Childhood. The author had not seen together with cytosis which
in
Childhood.
Schiff,
E.:
that
usually
a more empirical program than and vegetable diet is recommended.
to the Knowledge Seitz, L.: Monatschr.
of the So-Called f. Kinderh. 63:
Idiosyncrasies 310,
an
de pbdiat.
Worringer discusses various theories of origin of infantile allergy. hereditary factors as opposed to intrauterine or placental transmission, from careful study of his family background, both male and female involved. Hence, he cannot accept Ratner’s placental transmission the usual mode of sensitization. Dietetic 52:
Children.
Stockholm, this author calls when atelectasis complicates which, in the presence of a primarily tuberculosis while
and
(Madrid) discuss the r61e and chocolate were found
of Infantile
Conditions
Regarding he finds, germ cells theory as
Arch.
Pediat.
followed
by
in Infancy
and
1935.
reports a case of cow’s milk sensitivity in a month-old infant. He any report on the leucopenic index, but described it in this case, a shift to the left in the &hilling differential during the leucomay follow the fall in white cell count.
Miscellaneous The Therapeutic and
Solomon,
Value S.:
New
of Calcium England
Salts J. Med.
Of 30 cases of serum disease, 15 alternate of calcium gluconate by intravenous and purely objective sign-fading of the rash---as
in Serum 214:
150,
Sickness.
Curphey,
T.
J.,
1936.
ones were intramuscular the criterion
treated with large doses injections. Using a for therapeutic effect,
ABSTRACTS An
Enquiry K., and
Into Back,
the Value of Autohemotherapy Arch. Dis. Child. 10: R. F.:
in Juvenile 1935.
381,
Asthma.
Maddox,
These Australian workers report an investigation with 24 juvenile patients to These authors feel that whom 10 C.C. injections of their own blood were given. some alleviation of severe symptoms was obtained while at least 75 per cent .Patients with skin sensitivity seemed showed lessened frequency of attacks. to respond better than those without positive scratch tests, and the results were also better in patients under ten years of age. Some Less Sb;derling, From attention asthma. positive actually
in 1935.
Asthmatic
his observations at the Caroline Institute, to the difficulty in differential diagnosis The same holds true for pleural changes tuberculin test, are liable to be treated as the condition is related to the asthma.
Alimentary de p6diat. These asthmatic Studies 11:
Common Lung Complications Acta Paediat. 17: 528, B.:
Allergy 11: 492,
Spanish infant.
in an 1935.
authors Beans
on the Origin 283, 1935.
Infant.
Suner,
E.,
Allergy.
in
Larregla,
of to
S.:
the intestinal be offending
Worringer,
P.:
Rev.
Rev.
franp.
tract foods.
in
frang.
44,
Treatment 1935.
of
Neurodermatitis
The author advocates allergists. A raw fruit A Contribution Childhood. The author had not seen together with cytosis which
in
Childhood.
Schiff,
E.:
that
usually
a more empirical program than and vegetable diet is recommended.
to the Knowledge Seitz, L.: Monatschr.
of the So-Called f. Kinderh. 63:
Idiosyncrasies 310,
an
de pbdiat.
Worringer discusses various theories of origin of infantile allergy. hereditary factors as opposed to intrauterine or placental transmission, from careful study of his family background, both male and female involved. Hence, he cannot accept Ratner’s placental transmission the usual mode of sensitization. Dietetic 52:
Children.
Stockholm, this author calls when atelectasis complicates which, in the presence of a primarily tuberculosis while
and
(Madrid) discuss the r61e and chocolate were found
of Infantile
Conditions
Regarding he finds, germ cells theory as
Arch.
Pediat.
followed
by
in Infancy
and
1935.
reports a case of cow’s milk sensitivity in a month-old infant. He any report on the leucopenic index, but described it in this case, a shift to the left in the &hilling differential during the leucomay follow the fall in white cell count.
Miscellaneous The Therapeutic and
Solomon,
Value S.:
New
of Calcium England
Salts J. Med.
Of 30 cases of serum disease, 15 alternate of calcium gluconate by intravenous and purely objective sign-fading of the rash---as
in Serum 214:
150,
Sickness.
Curphey,
T.
J.,
1936.
ones were intramuscular the criterion
treated with large doses injections. Using a for therapeutic effect,