LUCKE and Mallory1 have recently described the clinical and anatomic findings in a group of fatal cases of acute epidemic hepatitis that may represent an entirely new form of this disease, which they termed "fulminant." Epidemic hepatitis attained pandemic proportions during the war; it occurred in many parts of the world and probably in the armies of most, if not all, of the belligerent nations. In 1944 Lucké2 described the pathology of this disease in 125 cases that were observed in the Army of the United States in 1942. During the period between August, 1943, and April, 1945, another series, . . .
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