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0 condition known as African
_ bins sickness In courted by an or-
'iun”known as the trypnnosome.
‘ - is trunnmittetl by the bite o! the
' ' i‘iy.
me years one numerous canon of
disease with nppnrentiy aimiiur
ptoma. no for as concerns the
Coney to Iilolfl). appeared in many
’y Intriu. in Engisnd. more than
‘5 00 esseno were reported in ”20.
“d leverni smuli epidemic: have
" p nred in this country.
his disease is, however. different
i the African nleepillg nickneim.
~ use of the ine'. thnt it is due to
cmmatton of the tissues of the
‘ in. it in knew-n as encephalitis.
*‘ ltu Serious Nature.
w'fl'te complaint is severe. sitter
re than 30 per cent or those st-
tod die; and 70 per cent or time
t recover from the acute nttuek
‘5 on- secondary symptoms of the
‘olt serious nature. Only one pu-
.. at out of six recovers complete-
Dt'. Waiter Freeman of St. lilizu-
01': Hospital. Washington. D. (1..
analysed the present status of
' __ I' knowledge of chronic epidemic
'. eephslitie.
He points out the several bnc.
' oiosists have isolated germs
hleh they believe have a direct re.-
tionahip to the cause of the dis-
“ . and furthermore that this or-
‘ ISOLATION GOOD RULE IN hl‘l'll'll'lNG HICKNESS
‘ .
MINI uttur recovery from the acute
form of the dinortier.
This persistence of the bacterls
may be the entire or the numerou'
secondary complaints which follow.
The disenne is nilitout it doubt eon-
tnizloun din-hm its ucute stale. since
numerous mam liin't', been reported
or direct irmmuiusiou of the disease
from one tit‘i‘iit)“ to number.
in seven runes which Dr. Freeman
studied enrefutiy, the disease de-
\eiopml in pvrsem who hnii been in
rinse nunm-iutiuli with patient! suf-
fering from eneephulitiu.
'I‘rnuunlssihie. .
Sciettiiiiu- medicine will. no doubt,
iind eventuuiLv :1 method 0! exter-
minatintz the virus of epidemic en,
cephniitis. '
The l‘\'lilt'lii't" is clear that treat-
ment must not end with the re-
covery from the ncutu nttnclt. but
must eontinue it“ long IN ‘.hcrc are
uny.necondnry nymptoms. sinee the
continuous presence of the orsnnllim
means continued possibility of
sprend 01' the tllFent-te.
While the rendition is not ex~
iremeiy contagious. ml with name of
the acute liil't‘Ciluiii‘ dist-uses, there
is no doubt that it is trnnsmissihie
und ihut u person in the intent
tinge. nppurentiy on the rond to re-
eovery, may still trnnsmit the dis-
ease to other persons.
Obviously anyone suffering with
this disorder should be in compara-
:‘ nism is round to persist in the tis-
tlve isolation.
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