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The following case is interesting because it presents some features of the disease in its early stages.
Albert L. Age 23, born in England, the only child of healthy parents, who are both living. In childhood he had tuberculous adenitis on the left side of the neck, and one of the glands can still be felt slightly enlarged and hardened. About the same time. Also, he had trouble with his eyes, for which he was treated by Dr. Nettleship. This was probably a phlyctenule.
Six years ago he was unconscious for some minutes after a fall from a bicycle, his left ear being partly torn from the head.
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