The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Volume 157Cupples, Upham & Company, 1907 - Medicine |
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... blood serum from 1,000 insane ( these during a mild diphtheria epidemic ) ; ( d ) com- parative study on 6 sugars of acid production and coagulation in blood - serum - water - litmus - sugar media of Bacillus diphtheria , organism X and ...
... blood serum from 1,000 insane ( these during a mild diphtheria epidemic ) ; ( d ) com- parative study on 6 sugars of acid production and coagulation in blood - serum - water - litmus - sugar media of Bacillus diphtheria , organism X and ...
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... BLOOD SERUM OF ORGANISM . The organism is an aërobe . No gas production observed on glucose or sac- charose broth in fermentation tube . GROWTH . Blood serum : More moist , more creamy and rapid in growth than B. diphtheria . Under good ...
... BLOOD SERUM OF ORGANISM . The organism is an aërobe . No gas production observed on glucose or sac- charose broth in fermentation tube . GROWTH . Blood serum : More moist , more creamy and rapid in growth than B. diphtheria . Under good ...
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... blood . The ossicles are in without pain ; that the fetus may be carried far on situ . Attached to the wall of the tympanum are its way , if not wholly expelled , by a uterus sep - several small polyps . The attic and mastoid cells are ...
... blood . The ossicles are in without pain ; that the fetus may be carried far on situ . Attached to the wall of the tympanum are its way , if not wholly expelled , by a uterus sep - several small polyps . The attic and mastoid cells are ...
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... blood obtained from the ear . Eight cases are on record where meningococci have been obtained by blood - culture . 1. * GOWERS , W. R. [ F. W. P. ] 2 . MEDICAL RECORD . JUNE 8 , 1907 . 3 . 1. BRYANT , J. D. The American Medical ...
... blood obtained from the ear . Eight cases are on record where meningococci have been obtained by blood - culture . 1. * GOWERS , W. R. [ F. W. P. ] 2 . MEDICAL RECORD . JUNE 8 , 1907 . 3 . 1. BRYANT , J. D. The American Medical ...
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... blood merely a fall in alkalinity from 51 ten millionths to 1.7 ten mil- lionths grams . Unfortunately , the methods em- ployed for the determination of the alkalinity of the blood are far from satisfactory and new de- velopments may be ...
... blood merely a fall in alkalinity from 51 ten millionths to 1.7 ten mil- lionths grams . Unfortunately , the methods em- ployed for the determination of the alkalinity of the blood are far from satisfactory and new de- velopments may be ...
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