...deposited in a larger quantity than elsewhere. In these portions, are seen a number of papular elevations, from the size of a lentil to that of a pea, and firm. No pain. Feb. 10. All the inoculated surface is covered with tubercles of a brownish-red color,...

...affecting the retina, or in retinitis. The second stage is further characterised by retinal hemorrhages, both superficial and deepseated, and proceeding from...agrees generally with the foregoing description, found, in the cases that he examined, the papilla very considerably although irregularly tumefied. It was...

...different size and form which appear on the face and also all over the body. The smaller of these are from the size of a lentil to that of a pea and rounded in form, and they are often described as roseola ; the larger, which are irregular in form...

...becomes elevated by the effusion of a serous or sero-purulent fluid. The lesions are at first convex, from the size of a lentil to that of a pea, and surrounded by a well-defined coppery areola. In the course of a few days they become flattened or depressed...