51st Congress, Congress paper, Infectious disease, general
Infectious diseases: acute, chronic, protracted or masked
Half of this practice’s patients have an infection of some kind. Four cases follow, one of each type: acute, where the aim was saving both hands; chronic, a patient taken off dialysis; prolonged, regenerating bouts of flu going back to 1976; and masked, where the infection was hiding behind something else entirely.
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