The Journal of Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Archives, Volume 7Edward Charles Spitzka, William Henry Porter, Frank Seaver Billings, Rush Shippen Huidekoper, William Horace Hoskins, H. D. Gill W. L. Hyde & Company, 1886 - Veterinary medicine |
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Page 62
... specific with refer- ence to the limitations of size and form only . The word " tu- berculosis " is limited to an etiological conception . Tubercles may be met with at times in almost every organ , but more especially in the lungs of ...
... specific with refer- ence to the limitations of size and form only . The word " tu- berculosis " is limited to an etiological conception . Tubercles may be met with at times in almost every organ , but more especially in the lungs of ...
Page 67
... specific irritation of an unknown quantity ( agent ) , upon the connective elements of the lungs . He asserted that , while a tubercle could develop from the connective septa into the lumen of an alveolus , and appear as a caseous ...
... specific irritation of an unknown quantity ( agent ) , upon the connective elements of the lungs . He asserted that , while a tubercle could develop from the connective septa into the lumen of an alveolus , and appear as a caseous ...
Page 68
... specific tubercle cells or bodies ; the " Tuberkel Körperschen " of Lebert . At the same time we may read detailed descriptions of all sorts of specific cells , such as those of glanders , cancer or syphilis . Such specific cells do not ...
... specific tubercle cells or bodies ; the " Tuberkel Körperschen " of Lebert . At the same time we may read detailed descriptions of all sorts of specific cells , such as those of glanders , cancer or syphilis . Such specific cells do not ...
Page 69
... specific bacilli of tuberculo- sis are present in considerable numbers in giant - cells , espe- cially in the peripheries of the non - nucleated portion of the plasma , or in the nucleated part and between the nuclei . Wei- gert looks ...
... specific bacilli of tuberculo- sis are present in considerable numbers in giant - cells , espe- cially in the peripheries of the non - nucleated portion of the plasma , or in the nucleated part and between the nuclei . Wei- gert looks ...
Page 71
... specific variety of tuberculosis , I am equally certain that the bacilli are not the direct cause of the cheesy degeneration in the neoplastic cells , either in tubercular phthisis or caseous pneumonia , or that they have anything ...
... specific variety of tuberculosis , I am equally certain that the bacilli are not the direct cause of the cheesy degeneration in the neoplastic cells , either in tubercular phthisis or caseous pneumonia , or that they have anything ...
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acid affected Anatomy animals anthrax appear bacilli Barsati become birds bitten blood body brain bronchial carnivora casein caseous cattle cause cavity cells cerebellum cerebral cetacea character coatimundi color condition connection contagious diseases death decussation diphtheria elephant especially examination experiments fact fever fibres fluid frequently germs gland glanders horses human hydrophobia infection inoculation intestines irritation Journal latter lesions liver lungs lymph mass material medicine membrane ment method milk monkeys mucous nerve nodules nucleus oblongata observations occur olivary olivary bodies organs Pasteur pathological patient phthisis pleuro-pneumonia pneumonia poison pons porpoise posterior present processes produced Prof pulmonary pyramid tract question rabbits rabid dog rabies regard relation reported result specific specimens spinal cord Spitzka substance symptoms tetanus tion tissue trapezium tubercle tubercular tuberculosis ulceration vein ventricle vessels Veterinary College veterinary surgeon virus York zoological distribution