Diphtheria is an infectious and contagious disease characterised by a local lesion resul tant upon the invasion and proliferation of the KLebs Loeff'ler Bacillus, and a c onstitutiona.l manifestation of symptoms and sequelae, due to the adsorption of the toxins elaborated by the specific bacillus.The specific antitoxin serum is both curative and prophylactic. It does not cause post-diphtheritic paralysis, the increase in incidence being only an apparent one, the result of better diagnosis and classification, and. of life being preserved in a larger number of patients.The earlier the stage of the disease in which the ant it oxin is administered, the greater are the chances of successful treatment, as the beneficial effects of the se...
The consideration of Epidemic disease here set out, while illustrated by the study of a Diphtheria ...
One of the most difficult problems to deal within Fever Hospital practice is that of the con...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityDiphtheria antitoxin titers were measured by the hemagglutination te...
1. Severe Diphtheria occurs, and exacts its toll of human life in Manchester. 2. The idea of a n...
The control of diphtheria is still a most perplexing problem, despite the fact that the causal org...
DIPHTHERIA is an acute inflammatory infectious disease generally of mucous membranes, due to the in...
Having in view the difficulties which arise in diphtheria immunisation, this thesis will attempt to...
It is difficult not to conclude that results, such as these, are sufficiently successful as to at ...
The Schick Test, given an accurate and constant technique with some degree of practice in interpre...
SECTION I. (1) It is concluded that while the unprecedented extent of the recent decline in the inci...
After a brief survey of the history of Diphtheria, culminating in the discovery of antitoxin, an at...
(1) Active immunisation is the best prophylactic measure we possess against diphtheria as the isol...
International audienceThe successful results of the treatment of diphtheria by serum taken fromhorse...
Diphtheria was the object of one of the more important successes in bacteriological diagnosis and th...
This present work embodies the results of clinical observations and laboratory investigations and wa...
The consideration of Epidemic disease here set out, while illustrated by the study of a Diphtheria ...
One of the most difficult problems to deal within Fever Hospital practice is that of the con...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityDiphtheria antitoxin titers were measured by the hemagglutination te...
1. Severe Diphtheria occurs, and exacts its toll of human life in Manchester. 2. The idea of a n...
The control of diphtheria is still a most perplexing problem, despite the fact that the causal org...
DIPHTHERIA is an acute inflammatory infectious disease generally of mucous membranes, due to the in...
Having in view the difficulties which arise in diphtheria immunisation, this thesis will attempt to...
It is difficult not to conclude that results, such as these, are sufficiently successful as to at ...
The Schick Test, given an accurate and constant technique with some degree of practice in interpre...
SECTION I. (1) It is concluded that while the unprecedented extent of the recent decline in the inci...
After a brief survey of the history of Diphtheria, culminating in the discovery of antitoxin, an at...
(1) Active immunisation is the best prophylactic measure we possess against diphtheria as the isol...
International audienceThe successful results of the treatment of diphtheria by serum taken fromhorse...
Diphtheria was the object of one of the more important successes in bacteriological diagnosis and th...
This present work embodies the results of clinical observations and laboratory investigations and wa...
The consideration of Epidemic disease here set out, while illustrated by the study of a Diphtheria ...
One of the most difficult problems to deal within Fever Hospital practice is that of the con...
Thesis (M.A.)--Boston UniversityDiphtheria antitoxin titers were measured by the hemagglutination te...