er-Treatment_, as used by Currie, Reuss, Hesse,
Schoenlein, &c. 33

44. Priessnitz's Method--The wet-sheet-Pack 34

45-47. Technicalities of the Pack and Bath 34-36

48. Action of the Pack and Bath--Rationale 36

49. 50. What effect could be expected from a warm wet-sheet? 38

51. No cutting short of the process of Scarlatina--the morbid
poison must be drawn to the skin as soon as possible 40

52. Necessity of Ventilation--Means of Heating the sick-room--
Relative merits of Open Fires, Stoves and Furnaces 41

53. Temperature of the sick-room 43

54. Water-drinking 44

55. Diet 44

56. _Treatment of Scarlatina simplex_ 45

57. _Treatment of Scarlatina anginosa_ 46

58-65. _Treatment_ of the _mild_, or erethic _Form_ of
scarlatina anginosa 40-50

66. _Treatment_ of the _violent_, or sthenic _Form_ of
scarlatina anginosa 50

67. Temperature of the water--double sheet--Changing sheet 51

68. 69. Length of Pack--Perspiration 52

70. Length of Bath 53

71. Caution 53

72. The wet Compress 54

73. Highly inflamed Throat--Croup 54

74. Necessity of allaying the Heat 55

75-77. The Half-bath--The Sitz- or Hip-Bath 55-56

78. Action of the sitz-bath explained 56

79. 80. Relaxation of Treatment towards the end of the third
period--Continuation of Packs during and after
Desquamation 57

81. Treatment of _torpid Forms_ of scarlatina--Difference
in the Treatment pointed out 58

82. Length of Pack 59

83. Cold Affusions and Rubbing 59