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The correlation of venous, spinal fluid, and arterial pressure, before and after venesection, was studied in a series of twenty-two cases of failure of the left heart and thirteen cases of failure of the right heart. These cases were observed clinically with reference to the improvement after venesection alone, and also after venesection in combination with the removal of twenty cubic centimeters of spinal fluid. The cases studied embraced various types of heart disease, including syphilitic, rheumatic, arteriosclerotic, and hypertensive.

THE EFFECT OF VENESECTION ON ARTERIAL, SPINAL FLUID, AND VENOUS PRESSURES WITH ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO FAILURE OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT HEART