Tropical Eosinophilia

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Abstract
AT the London meeting of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene on December 17, 1915, Dr. George Low described a patient of his who had recently returned from India. Although the signs and symptoms noted resembled those of a chronic upper respiratory infection, the patient also had an eosinophilia, with a count of more than 5000 per milliliter, and there was no clue to the nature or cause of the disease. At the conclusion of the presentation there was a pause before the president of the Society stated: "I am not prepared to give any diagnosis. I notice . . .

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