Epidemic Respiratory Disease / The pneumonias and other infections of the repiratory tract accompanying influenza and measles

by Eugene L. Opie; Francis G. Blake; Thomas M. Rivers; James C. Small

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I
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The Etiology of Influenza. (By Francis G. Blake, M.D.; Thomas M. Rivers, M.D.; James C. Small, M.D.)		[25]
	Discussion, [43]; Conclusions, [49].
CHAPTER II
Clinical Features and Bacteriology of Influenza and Its Associated Purulent Bronchitis and Pneumonia. (By Francis G. Blake, M.D., and Thomas M. Rivers, M.D.)		[51]
	Influenza, [52]; Purulent Bronchitis, [56]; Pneumonia, [59]; Hemolytic Streptococcus Pneumonia Following Influenza, [70]; Bacillus Influenzæ Pneumonia Following Influenza, [72]; Summary, [73]; Discussion, [76].
CHAPTER III
Secondary Infection in the Ward Treatment of Influenza and Pneumonia. (By Eugene L. Opie, M.D.; Francis G. Blake, M.D.; James C. Small, M.D.; and Thomas M. Rivers, M.D.)		[83]
	Secondary Infection with S. Hemolyticus in Pneumonia, [84]; Secondary Infection with Pneumococcus in Pneumonia, [91]; Secondary Contact Infection in Influenza, [95]; Methods for the Prevention of Secondary Contact Infection in Influenza and Pneumonia, [98]; Summary, [106].
CHAPTER IV
The Pathology and Bacteriology of Pneumonia Following Influenza. (By E. L. Opie, M.D.; F. G. Blake, M.D.; and T. M. Rivers, M.D.)		[107]
	Bronchitis, [142]; Lobar Pneumonia, [154]; Bronchopneumonia, [162]; Peribronchial Hemorrhage and Pneumonia, [189]; Suppurative Pneumonia with Necrosis and Abscess Formation, [199]; Interstitial Suppurative Pneumonia, [209]; Suppurative Pneumonia with Multiple Clustered Abscesses Caused by Staphylococci, [225]; Empyema, Pericarditis and Peritonitis, [232]; Bronchiectasis, [239]; Unresolved Bronchopneumonia, [261].
CHAPTER V
Secondary Infection in the Ward Treatment of Measles. (By James C. Small, M.D.)		[282]
	Hemolytic Streptococci with Measles at Camp Pike, [297]; Complications of Measles, [303]; The Dissemination of Hemolytic Streptococci in Wards, [315]; Carriers of Hemolytic Streptococci, [321].
CHAPTER VI
The Pathology and Bacteriology of Pneumonia Following Measles. (By Eugene L. Opie, M.D.; Francis G. Blake, M.D.; James C. Small, M.D.; and Thomas M. Rivers, M.D.)		[334]
	Changes in Bronchi, [336]; Lobar Pneumonia, [337]; Bronchopneumonia, [340]; Suppurative Pneumonia, [347]; Pneumonia Associated with Acute Infectious Diseases other than Influenza and Measles, [353].
CHAPTER VII
Summary of the Investigation and Conclusions Reached. (By Eugene L. Opie, M.D.)		[359]
	Lobar Pneumonia, [362]; Bronchopneumonia, [363]; Streptococcus Pneumonia, [365]; Staphylococcus Pneumonia, [366]; Empyema, [366]; Bronchiectasis, [367]; Unresolved Bronchopneumonia, [368]; B. Influenzæ, [369]; Pneumococcus, [372]; S. Hemolyticus, [374]; Nonhemolytic Streptococci, [376]; Staphylococci, [377]; Pneumonia of Measles, [378]; The Transmission of Streptococcus Pneumonia, [381]; Transmission of Pneumococcus Pneumonia, [383]; Prevention of the Transmission of Pneumonia, [383].
APPENDIX
Experimental Inoculation of Monkeys with Bacillus Influenzæ and Microorganisms Isolated from the Pneumonias of Influenza. (By Eugene L. Opie, M.D.; Allen W. Freeman, M.D.; Francis G. Blake, M.D.; James C. Small, M.D.; and Thomas M. Rivers, M.D.)		[387]
	Inoculation of the Nose and Pharynx with B. Influenzæ, [389]; Introduction of Bacillus Influenzæ into the Trachea, [391]; Introduction of B. Influenzæ and S. Hemolyticus into the Trachea, [392]; Introduction of B. Influenzæ and of Pneumococcus or of Pneumococcus Alone into the Trachea, [393].