CASE iv.-Male, aged 6. Family history of rheumatism.Thin, neurotic.Catches cold easily, subject to skin eruiptions.Complains of suprapubic pain; dysuria; no calculus present.Urine acid, offensive odour; uric acid and urates.CASE v.-A thin, neurotic boy, aged 4. Family history of rheumatism; has had tonsillitis.Suffers from constipation; pain on defaecation; at times incontinence of fTeces ; micturition slow and delayed; occasional incontinence.Urine acid; uricacid andurates.CASE VI.--A thin boy, aged 9. Family history of phthisis.Complains of diarrhcea; abdomen distended; fulness and tenderness in right iliac fossa.Urine very acid; uric acid and urates; trace of albumen.CASE viI.-A well nourished boy, aged 8. Family history of phthisis; Suffers from recurrent attacks of abdominal pain; dysuria; pain loca- lised in right iliac fossa, with fulness and tenderness on pressure tlhere.UJrine acid; oxalates.CASE viII.-Seeprevious page.
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