10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BACILLAEMIA»
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bacillaemia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Clinical Tuberculosis 4th Edition
If the bacillaemia is low grade and CMI relatively high, the lesions are
histologically epithelioid cell granulomas with LGCs but few or no bacilli and little
caseation (the 'hard' tubercles described by Rich'). This is one form of miliary
tuberculosis, ...
Peter Barnes, Peter D O Davies, Stephen B Gordon, 2008
iviucosai - lymphoid tissue ^ivieseruenc lymph node w DIOUU stream FIRST
WEEK* • Positive blood culture • ELISA test Bacillaemia Intestines-Peyer's
patches ulcers 1 r Lymphoid hyperplasia Typho d nodules — Bacillaemia
Gallbladder 4 ...
3
Textbook of Neurosurgery
Infection may reach the spine due to a bacillaemia or through the Batson's plexus
of veins. The primary focus may be active or quiescent and may be in the lungs,
mediastinal lymph nodes, kidneys or other viscera. Simultaneous involvement of
...
Prakash Narain Tandon, Ravi Ramamurthi, 2011
4
Neurological Practice: An Indian Perspective
A study of continuous bacillaemia in borderline and lepromatous type of leprosy.
Lepr India 1982; 54: 623-33. 99. Chatterjee G, Kaur S, Sharma VK, et al.
Bacillaemia in leprosy and effect of multidrug therapy. Lepr Rev 1989; 60: 197-
201. 100.
5
Diagnostic Radiology : Neuroradiology : Head and Neck Imaging
Rarely, it reaches the brain by direct spread from infections of adjacent paranasal
sinuses or mastoid air cells.30 Such bacillaemia gives rise to a small subpial or
subependymal cortical focus of infection called Rich focus, first described by ...
6
Oxford Textbook of Medicine: Infection
These foci of infection are probably implanted at the time of primary bacillaemia.
When these lesions rupture into the subarachnoid space they invoke an
inflammatory response leading to tuberculous meningitis. Meningeal disease can
also ...
David Warrell, Timothy M. Cox, John Firth, 2012
If there is a heavy bacillaemia in primary infection and CMI is poor, miliary TB
may result (it is called 'mili- ary' because the lesions resemble seeds – see Fig.
19.19). This represents multiorgan haematogenous dissemina- tion of infection, ...
Takashi Fujii, Tetsuo Fukuchi, 2005
8
Indian Journal of Leprosy
... common if looked for regularly; despite higher non-optimal core temperature
and adverse immunological constraints for the LB. We have recently examined
the blood samples of 15 LL cases and found significant/massive bacillaemia in
all.
Tubercle bacilli have likewise been cultivated from the blood of chronic afebrile
pulmonary cases with cavitation, which Lowenstein has known for 10 years or so
; in such patients he would regard bacillaemia as being continuous. Lowenstein ...
10
Tubercle: The Journal of the British Tuberculosis Association
When the toxaemia is due to the tuberculous bacillaemia no improvement can be
expected. Infection of the soft tissues may delay the healing of sinuses after the
original bone lesion is well healed. Small sequestra by acting as foreign bodies ...
