Tuberculosis and Life Assurance. Heredity and Tuberculosis.

Underweight, fragile appearance, premature menstruation, low blood pressure, cardiac hypoplasia. Deficient thoracic expansion etc (also in regard to Pulmonary Tuberculosis, its diagnosis, etc, from physical signs--not bacteriological, and vaccine methods). Nodular sclerosis of the lung (Macaigne and Nicaud)--re differential diagnosis. Scattered nodules in the lungs (carcinoma-metastates, etc)--re differential diagnosis. In regard to pulmonary silicosis, anthracosis, siderosis, asbestosis etc, see my collection on 'Craft Palsies, occupational diseases etc'. See also collections: 'Arrested Pulmonary Tuberculosis', 'Scrofula, cases, etc' 'Tuberculosis: early diagnosis from bacteriological and vaccine methods etc' 'Tuberculosis: general problems etc'

1898-1939

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