“…A similar incidence was observed in respect of less severe cases treated as out-patients. Undoubtedly, many cases of sinusitis were related to swimming in fresh water pools (Collins, 1943 ;Lumsden, 1945) ; and resolution was generally slow. In South Iraq, on the other hand, Reeves (1943) comments on the small number of cases of acute sinusitis admitted during the dusty summer months.…”
“…A similar incidence was observed in respect of less severe cases treated as out-patients. Undoubtedly, many cases of sinusitis were related to swimming in fresh water pools (Collins, 1943 ;Lumsden, 1945) ; and resolution was generally slow. In South Iraq, on the other hand, Reeves (1943) comments on the small number of cases of acute sinusitis admitted during the dusty summer months.…”
patient died on the 14th November 1921. Although the ultimate result was bad, her life was, I think, prolonged for a short time, and she was saved from the more horrible death she would have died had nothing been done to the original growth.
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