Excerpt from Archives of Pediatrics, Vol. 24: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Diseases of Infants and Children, January to December, 1907

When, however, we come to consider the temperature curve in the cases of double and triple relapses, we note that three constant conditions obtained: (1) The four double and the one triple cases all followed severe original attacks, whereas, most of the single relapses followed mild or moderately primary attacks. (2) The temperatures in these cases were higher than in the single relapses. (3) The repetition showed lower temperatures than the previous relapse.

These points are shown in the following table:4 koplik and heiman Study of Relapses in Typhoid Fever.

Number of Character of Temperature in Temperature in Temperature in Case. Primary Attack. First Relapse. Second Relapse. Third Relapse. 2 Severe. 100 100 8 Very severe. Loo - 105° loo - 103° 18 Severe. 100 99 19 Very severe. 99 99 23 Severe. 100 loo - 104° 99-103°f.

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