Part 17

72. Kosmak: Occurrence of Epidemic Influenza in Pregnancy;—Am. J. Obs., 1919, 79, 238.

73. Krumbhaar, E. B.: The Bacteriology of the Prevailing Epidemic;—Lancet, 1918, 195, 123.

74. Lacy: B. influenzæ in Sinusitis and Meningitis;—J. Lab. & Clin. Med., 1918, 4, 55.

75. Lamar, R. V., and Meltzer, S. J.: Experimental Pneumonia by Intrabronchial Insufflation;—J. Exp. Med., 1912, 15, 133.

76. Lamb: Primary and Post-Influenzal Pneumonia;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 1133.

77. Lamb and Brannin: The Epidemic Respiratory Infection at Camp Cody;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 1056.

78. LeCount: The Pathologic Anatomy of Influenzal Bronchopneumonia;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 650.

79. LeCount: Disseminated Necrosis of the Pulmonary Capillaries in Influenzal Pneumonia;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 1519.

80. Leslie, R. M.: Discussion on Influenza;—Proc. Royal Soc. Med., 1919, 12, 67.

81. Levy: Hämatologisches zur Grippe-Epidemie;—Deut. med. Wchnschr., 1918, 44, 972.

82. Leichtenstern: Influenza;—Nothnagel’s Specielle Pathologie, 1896.

83. Little, Garofalo, and Williams: Absence of B. influenzæ from the Upper Air Passages in the Present Epidemic;—Lancet, 1918, 2, 34.

84. Locke, Rönne, and Lande: Clinical Aspects of the Recent Influenzal Epidemic;—Boston Med. & Surg. J., 1919, 180, 124.

85. Lord: The Etiology of an Epidemic of Influenza;—J. Med. Res., 1908, 19, 295.

86. Lord: Influenza;—Osler and McCrae, Modern Medicine, Vol. 1.

87. Lord: Eleven Acute and Eighteen Chronic Cases of Influenza;—Boston Med. & Surg. J., 1902, 147, 662.

FIG. LVI. AUTOPSY NO. 135. ACUTE HEMORRHAGIC MYOSITIS (ZENKER’S NECROSIS).

COMPARE FIG. LVII.

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88. Lord, Scott, and Nye: Relation of the Influenza Bacillus to the Recent Epidemic of Influenza;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 188.

89. Löwenfeld: Pathologisch-anatomische und bacteriologische Befund bei der Spanischer Grippe;—Wien. klin. Wchnschr., 1918, 31, 1274.

90. Lyon: Gross Pathology of Epidemic Influenza at the Walter Reed General Hospital;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 924.

91. Lyon, I. P., Tenney, and Szerlip: Some Clinical Observations on the Influenza Epidemic at Camp Upton;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 1726.

92. MacCallum: Pathology of the Pneumonia following Influenza;—J. A. M. A., 1919, 72, 720.

93. MacCallum: The Pathology of the Pneumonia in the United States Army Camps during the Winter of 1917–1918;—Monograph of the Rockefeller Institute, No. 10.

94. MacKenzie: Influenza as Affecting the Respiratory System;—Practitioner, 1919, 102, 53.

95. Malloch: Discussion on Influenza;—Proc. Roy. Soc. Med., 1919, 12, 45.

96. Manges, M.: Symptomatology of the Prevailing Epidemic “Influenza”;—N. Y. Med. J., 1918, 108, 722.