IN INFANTS: (_a_) ACUTE; (b) SUBACUTE; (_c_) LATENT.--HEMORRHAGE OF GUMS; SUBPERIOSTEAL HEMORRHAGE: SKIN; MUCOUS MEMBRANES AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUES; HEMORRHAGES OF INTERNAL ORGANS; NAILS AND HAIR; ECZEMA; EDEMA; TENDERNESS; BEADING OF RIBS; SEPARATION OF EPIPHYSIS; "WHITE LINE"; CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM; "CARDIORESPIRATORY SYNDROME"; NERVOUS SYSTEM; URINARY SYSTEM; THE BLOOD AND BLOOD-VESSELS; NUTRITION AND GROWTH; FEVER; COMPLICATIONS; EPIDEMIC FORM 183 DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS: RHEUMATISM; PURPURA; CONGENITAL SYPHILIS; BONE TUMORS; OSTEOMYELITIS; POLIOMYELITIS, ETC. 219 CHAPTER VIII PROGNOSIS 225 CHAPTER IX TREATMENT 230 PREVENTATIVE; CURATIVE NON-DIETETIC CHAPTER X METABOLISM 241 IN ADULTS: BODY EXCHANGES 241 IN INFANTS: BODY EXCHANGES; ANALYSIS OF ORGANS; CHEMISTRY OF BLOOD 242 IN ANIMALS: MONKEY; GUINEA-PIG 245 CHAPTER XI RELATION OF SCURVY TO OTHER DISEASES 248 BERIBERI; SHIP-BERIBERI; PELLAGRA; RICKETS; OSTEOGENESIS IMPERFECTA; OSTEOMALACIA; HUNGER EDEMA; "MEHLNAERSCHADEN"; EXUDATIVE DIATHESIS; DISEASES DUE TO A FOOD EXCESS APPENDIX: LIND'S RECIPES FOR PREPARING STABLE ANTISCORBUTICS 259 BIBLIOGRAPHY 261 ILLUSTRATIONS FIG. PAGE 1. Dependence on potato as antiscorbutic 7 2. Weight curve of scorbutic baby. Effect of alkalization of milk 51 3. Lumbar cord in case of scurvy 104 4. Lumbar cord in case of scurvy. Focal degeneration 104 5. Bone in scurvy. Microscopic pathology 105 6. Subperiosteal hemorrhage and separation of epiphysis. Roentgenogram 108 7. Complete restitution of epiphysis without deformity. Roentgenogram 109 8. Curve of fecal excretion in scurvy 120 9. Diagrammatic representation of guinea-pig scurvy 128 10. Loss of weight in guinea-pig scurvy 139 11. Dried milk as an antiscorbutic 140 12. Dehydrated vegetables as a cause of scurvy 164 13. Cure of scurvy by addition of canned tomato 166 14. Failure of yeast as prophylactic 171