 We must, therefore, conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria exists should be regarded as sources of danger, unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli.  Medical Record - Side 12redigert av - 1895Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | New York Academy of Medicine - 1895 - 644 sider
...disease, not the site of pseudo-membrane, the Loeffler bacilli can be readily obtained by culture. In 80 per cent, of cases occurring in New York city, during...true diphtheria bacillus maintained its life upon blood serum for seven months. Roux and Yersin found that they maintain their life in dried shreds of... | |
 | George Roe Lockwood - 1895 - 1016 sider
...isolation should be enforced, not only for the patient, but also, as far as possible, for the attendants. " The members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...their throats show the absence of virulent diphtheria bacteria" (Park). Attendants on the sick should have their throats irrigated every four hours with... | |
 | New York (N.Y.). Department of Health - 1897 - 274 sider
...whose throats contain the virulent bacilli never develop diphtheria. We must, therefore, conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli. 6. The bacilli found in the original serum cultures, which, in appearance and staining,... | |
 | 1898 - 738 sider
...digestive disturbances, or other predisposing causes the disease occurs. We must therefore conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli. Ti* :u»:illi 5 ;«cai ir r*»» rcicisil serum cultures, which in a;p^? i5rc.sr*i... | |
 | Thomas Lathrop Stedman - 1898 - 738 sider
...disturbances, or other predisposing causes the disease occurs. We must therefore conclude that the meml>ers of a household in which a case of diphtheria exists...unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli. 6. The bacilli found in the original serum cultures, which in appearance and staining... | |
 | 1895 - 482 sider
...whose throats contain the virulent bacilli never develop diphtheria. We must therefore conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli. "6. The bacilli found in the original serum cultures, which in appearance and staining... | |
 | Joseph McFarland - 1912 - 918 sider
...throats they existed had been in contact with cases of diphtheria. He very properly concludes that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria exists, though they have not the disease, should be regarded as possible sources of danger, until cultures... | |
 | Charles-Edward Amory Winslow - 1980 - 428 sider
...whose throats contain the virulent bacilli never develop diphtheria. We must, therefore, conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...unless cultures from their throats show the absence of diphtheria bacilli." The results reported in this remarkable communication of 1894 have been amply... | |
 | 1895 - 432 sider
...whose throats contain the virulent bacilli never develop diphtheria. We must, therefore, conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...throats show the absence of virulent diphtheria bacilli. (6) Th(! bacilli found in the original serum cultures which in appearance and staining are identi178... | |
 | Leartus Connor - 1894 - 504 sider
...throats contained the virulent bacilli never developed diphtheria. We must therefore conclude that the members of a household in which a case of diphtheria...throats show the absence of virulent diphtheria bacilli. The bacilli found in the original serum cultures, which in appearance and staining are identical with... | |
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