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REPORT OF RESULTS AND RECOVERIES OBTAINED BY THE USE OF ANTI-TUBERCLE SERUM.

A. M. HAYDEN, M.D.
JAMA. 1896;XXVI(20):965-966. doi:10.1001/jama.1896.02430720017002b.
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The results I have obtained from the use of Paul Paquin's Antitubercle Serum are as follows:

Case 1.  —My first case was one with large cavities in left lung, hepatization of the lower portion of right lung; had a great many hemorrhages, sputum contained large quantities of bacilli; weight 120 pounds. Treatment commenced May 10, 1895. In three months tubercle bacilli disappeared from sputum entirely, and it has remained free from them ever since. The cavities in left lung healed up, with great contraction of the chest on that side, three or four inches, which has remained so. The patient ceased to expectorate heavy sputa. Has had no hemorrhages since treatment began. He has weighed 140 pounds for the last six months; rides a bicycle, eats well and commences his duties as assessor to-morrow. After the first three months, I gave him from one to two ounces, only at intervals

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