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Page 56
... Skin and the Superficial Mucous Membranes.— The entrance of bacteria into the tissues by way of the skin is probably extremely rare if the skin is sound . Numerous experimenters have caused infection by rub- bing bacteria or their ...
... Skin and the Superficial Mucous Membranes.— The entrance of bacteria into the tissues by way of the skin is probably extremely rare if the skin is sound . Numerous experimenters have caused infection by rub- bing bacteria or their ...
Page 64
... skin , only a short time need pass before it will be found full of leucocytes - positive chemotaxis . If , instead of sweet oil , oil of turpentine be used , not a leucocyte will be found - negative chemotaxis . Phagocytosis is almost ...
... skin , only a short time need pass before it will be found full of leucocytes - positive chemotaxis . If , instead of sweet oil , oil of turpentine be used , not a leucocyte will be found - negative chemotaxis . Phagocytosis is almost ...
Page 65
... skin of the back of a frog , and found it surrounded and penetrated by leucocytes con- taining many of the bacilli . It need scarcely be pointed out that a loophole of doubt exists in all these illustrations : the bacteria may have been ...
... skin of the back of a frog , and found it surrounded and penetrated by leucocytes con- taining many of the bacilli . It need scarcely be pointed out that a loophole of doubt exists in all these illustrations : the bacteria may have been ...
Page 68
... skin micro - organisms enclosed in little bags of pith , collodium , etc. These bags allowed the fluids of the body free access to the bacteria , but would shut out the phagocytes . By these means Hüppe and Lubarsch have repeatedly seen ...
... skin micro - organisms enclosed in little bags of pith , collodium , etc. These bags allowed the fluids of the body free access to the bacteria , but would shut out the phagocytes . By these means Hüppe and Lubarsch have repeatedly seen ...
Page 99
... skin , both the hands of the surgeon and the part about to be incised , is a matter of importance . It is almost impossible to secure absolute sterility of the hands , so deeply do the skin - cocci pene- trate between the layers of the ...
... skin , both the hands of the surgeon and the part about to be incised , is a matter of importance . It is almost impossible to secure absolute sterility of the hands , so deeply do the skin - cocci pene- trate between the layers of the ...
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Page 362 - Treatment, including a large number of approved formulae. The recent advances made in the study of the bacterial origin of various diseases are fully described, as well as the bearing of the knowledge so gained upon prevention and cure. The subjects of Bacteriology as a whole and of Immunity are fully considered in a separate section.