Excerpt from The Maryland Medical and Surgical Journal, Vol. 2: And Official Organ of the Medical Department of the Army and Navy of the United States; 1842
In a more aggravated degree of this morbid sensibility we have symptomatic fever from local inflammation; nothing special is mentioned here.
Next is considered a still more aggravated degree, when after the foregoing state has existed for some time, the power of the nervous system becomes ex hansted by morbid sensibility, want of nutrition, 8m. And when the heart, though still under the influence of sympathetic morbid sensibility, has less power to contract, and really becomes weaker, the pulse though still hard 18 ren dered weaker also, 8m. Constituting typhous fever, (p. 162.
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