To the question of the pathological anatodia of measles pneumonia

Abstract

In the spring of 1929, the measles department of the barracks hospital in memory of S.P. Botkin was significantly expanded and during the period from 4 / IV to 2 / VI 15 children from 1 to 7 years old who died from pneumonia were admitted to the section table. Case studies from this period have shown a number of features that distinguish them from measles pneumonia described in the literature. These features are, apparently, in connection with the sharp exhaustion of children who died from measles. In the course of the study, it was also possible to obtain some data on the spread of the pneumonic process in the lung. The present message is devoted to these questions. Before presenting my own material, I will briefly cite the literature.

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