Anatomical, Pathological and Therapeutic Researches upon the Disease Known under the Name Gastro-Enterite, Putrid, Adynamic, Ataxic, or Typhoid Fever, Etc., Compared with the Most Common Acute Diseases. in Two Volumes.

xxiii, 395; xi, 462 pp. 8vo. The first English translation of Louis's Recherches anatomiques, pathologiques et thérapeutiques sur la maladie connue sous les noms de gastro-entérite; fièvre putride, adynamique, ataxique, typhoïde, etc. Garrison-Morton 5023: "Louis introduced the term “typhoid fever” in reference to the disturbed mental condition of the patient; he first described the lenticular rose spots. His book established the pathological picture of the disease."