“On some of the Results of Measures taken against Beri-beri in British
Malaya,” by Braddon, Trans. XVIIth Inter. Cong. of
Medicine, London, 1913. ↗
Dr Bahr has recently published a short note of the malaria and mosquitoes of
Kurunegala, a town in Ceylon. ↗
“The Prevention and Treatment of Dysentery in Jails,” by Lieutenant-Colonel
W. J. Buchanan, I.M.S., Inspector-General of Prisons in Bengal, Trans. Bombay Medical Congress, 1909. ↗
Discussion on Dr Orenstein’s paper, “Screening as an Anti-malarial
Measure,” Engineering Record, 29th June, 1912 ↗
“Some Problems of Mosquito Control in the Tropics,” by Allan R. Jennings,
Inspector Entomologist, Panama Canal Zone, Journal of Economic
Entomology, vol. v., No. 2, 1912. ↗
“The species of Anopheles that transmit malaria,” by
F. Knab, Americal Journal of Tropical Medicine, 1913. ↗
“Report on the Isthmian Canal,” by W. C. Gorgas. Article for Engineering Record, New York City, mailed 25th May 1904. ↗
The numbers that were given in this report are a subset of those contained in the
subsequent report for February, which are shown in Table 12.3. (M. P.) ↗
The Mosquitoes of North and Central America and the West Indies,
by Howard, Dyer, and Knab, p. 121. ↗
“Recent Progress in Anti-malarial Work, with special reference to Anopheles’ Flight, as studied on the Isthmus of Panama,”
by J. A. Le Prince, Trans. XVth Intern.
Congr. on Hygiene and Demography, Washington, D.C., September 1912. ↗
Facsimiles of the reports appear in the running text of the original edition, but they
have been moved to the appendix in this one. ↗
“A Study of the Water Supplies of the Isthmus of Panama,” by
J. R. Downes, Proc. Canal Zone Med. Assoc., April to
Sept. 1910. ↗
“The Rectal Inoculations of Kittens as an aid in determining the Identity of
Pathogenic Entamoebae,” S. T. Darling, Bulletin de la
Societé de Pathologic Exotique,” March 1913. ↗
“The Immunization of Large Animals to a Pathogenic Trypanosome Trypanosoma hippicum, Darling) by means of an Avirulent Strain,”
Journ. Exper. Med., 1913. ↗
“Oriental Sore in Panama,” Darling, Proc. Canal Zone Med.
Assoc., 1911. ↗
“The Relapsing Fever of Panama,” Darling, The Arch. of
Internal Medicine, August 1909. ↗
“Sarcosporidiosis—with a report of a case in man,” Darling, The Arch. of Internal Medicine, April 1909. ↗
“Some Problems on Mosquito Control in the Tropics,” Jennings, Journal of Economic Entomology, 1912, p. 134. ↗
A Report on Haemoglobinuric Fever in the Canal Zone, 1911. ↗
“Pneumonia on the Isthmus of Panama,” by W. E. Deeks, Medical Record, New York, October 1908. ↗
Report on the Isthmian Canal, W. C. Gorgas,
25th May 1904. ↗
These figures were tabulated in the running text of the original edition but have here
been moved to the Appendix. ↗
“Mosquito Catching in Dwellings in the Prophylaxis of Malaria,” American Journal of Public Health, vol. iii, No. 2. ↗
This phrase references the design of the original graphic, which is styled loosely
resembling a balance sheet (see Section 20.2). This design has not been
replicated in the redrawn figure. (M. P.) ↗
“The Expenses necessary for Sanitation in the Tropics," by W. C. Gorgas,
Pres. Address to Amer. Soc. Trop. Med., 1910. ↗
Timehri, The Journal of the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Society
of British Guiana, December 1911. ↗
The reference (see preceding footnote; full text available from archive.org) does not name the particular estate or hospital in
question. (M. P.) ↗
Trans. Soc. of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, vol. vii.,
No. 2. ↗
Health Progress and Administration in the West Indies,
p. 145. ↗
See Dr Darling’s Studies in Relation to Malaria,
chap. xiv. ↗
English Seamen in the Sixteenth Century,
J. A. Froude. ↗
Conquest of Mexico, Prescott, book ii., chap. i. ↗