Malaria at home and abroad

Author's explanatory note

Definition of malaria; a general description of the specific pathogenic agent; the life history of the parasite; the mode of spread of the disease

Factors concerned in the spread of malaria

The practical work necessary for inquiry into malaria: How to find and study the parasite in man and in the mosquito

The practical work necessary for inquiry into malaria-continued: The studyof mosquitoes, The habits of mosquitoes

A malaria survey and some epidemiological observations in England

Amalaria survey and some epidemiological observations in the tropics

The symptomatology, pathology and diagnosis of malaria

A clinical account of ordinary cases

Further clinical details and an account of the pathology

On deaths from malaria. On malaria in children. On pernicious symptms. On blackwater fever. On other complications and sequelae

The diagnosis of malaria

The treatment of malaria

Prevention and eradication

General review of methods

Practical rules for carryling out the methods

The control of mosquitoes

General review of the principles on which the arrangements for a campaign are based

Description of the methods available for controlling mosquitoes and rules for applying them

Inglés