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... examined . Wigura ** also examined the hands of forty persons in hospitals , finding tubercle bacilli in two out of ten persons from phthisical wards in hospitals , colon bacilli six times and typhoid bacilli once on the hands of nine ...
... examined . Wigura ** also examined the hands of forty persons in hospitals , finding tubercle bacilli in two out of ten persons from phthisical wards in hospitals , colon bacilli six times and typhoid bacilli once on the hands of nine ...
Page 87
... examined the contents of the thoracic duct , where tubercle bacilli , some alive and some dead , were found in large numbers . van Steenberghe and Grysez § found that carbon particles readily passed through the intestinal mucosa ...
... examined the contents of the thoracic duct , where tubercle bacilli , some alive and some dead , were found in large numbers . van Steenberghe and Grysez § found that carbon particles readily passed through the intestinal mucosa ...
Page 112
... examination of the resulting lesions should always be made , that the type of the infection may be studied . It is the disease , vaccinia , that must occur - three days incubation , three days vesiculation , three days pustulation , and ...
... examination of the resulting lesions should always be made , that the type of the infection may be studied . It is the disease , vaccinia , that must occur - three days incubation , three days vesiculation , three days pustulation , and ...
Page 152
... examined in fifteen , thirty , and sixty minutes by simply looking at the dark surface through the fluid . If agglutination occur , the original opalescence gives place to a slightly curdy appearance , as the uniformly suspended ...
... examined in fifteen , thirty , and sixty minutes by simply looking at the dark surface through the fluid . If agglutination occur , the original opalescence gives place to a slightly curdy appearance , as the uniformly suspended ...
Page 167
... examined by the usual methods fails to show the usual increase in the specific bactericidal action toward that particular organism , though it retains its general bacteria - destroying power . If , however , the serum be greatly diluted ...
... examined by the usual methods fails to show the usual increase in the specific bactericidal action toward that particular organism , though it retains its general bacteria - destroying power . If , however , the serum be greatly diluted ...
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Page 3 - BACTERIA. — For students of medicine and physicians. By Joseph McFarland, MD, Professor of Pathology and Bacteriology in the Medico-Chirurgical College, Philadelphia; Pathologist to the Philadelphia Hospital and to the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital, Philadelphia.