rarely small purpurae. ' An interesting contrast to these statements is found in a recent article written by Barlow's most distinguished pupil. 'The blood shows no characteristic change in its cell count. A simple secondary anaemia with diminution especially of haemoglobin has been found in some cases; but this is not always so, the writer has found the number of red cells rather above the normal in some pronounced cases of scurvy ' (Still2).
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Parsons et al. (1935) studied this question.