10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «COCCIC»
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In many of these cases coccic infection occurred, and paronychia resulted with
subsequent fall of the nail. 3. Affeetlons of the Nails due to Trophic Nerve-Leslons
.—Changes in the nail may occur after accidental division of peripheral nerves, ...
Thomas Clifford Allbutt, Sir Humphry Davy Rolleston, 1911
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International Record of Medicine and General Practice Clinics
His experience includes thirty-one patients suffering from strepto1 coccic metritis,
twelve of staphylococcic bacteriaemia, twenty-eight of streptococcmmia, thirty-
seven of thrombophlebitis of the pelvic or femoral veins, thirteen of infected pelvic
...
Edward Swift Dunster, James Bradbridge Hunter, Frank Pierce Foster, 1911
Nuecleated erythrocytes are very common, while poikilocytes are not in excess. It
is also common, especially in diseases caused by abscesses from strepto-coccic
infection, to have a large number of eosinophylites. I have seen cases of these ...
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Satet of New York Supreme Court Appellate Divison Third ...
Minutes of Hearing of November 6, 1925. Q. \Vhat are coccic germs“? A. Coccic
is a berry. You speak of coccic as the berry organisms. It is the designation of the
term. For instance, straphyloccic is a. berry shaped organism that arranges itself ...
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The Transmutation of Bacteria
Again, Adami, Abbott and Nicholson (1899) obtained from the bile in guineapigs
and also from the peritoneal fluid in man, under certain conditions, coccic forms
of B. coli. These were present as diplococci or short chains of 3 or 4 cocci ; they ...
6
Organic Chemistry: Or, Chemistry of the Carbon Compounds
C O HO,C CO,H CO,H Nitro-coccic acid Carminic acid Carminazaria Cresotin-
glyoxyl- Cochenelic acid. dicarboxylic acid The action of bromine upon carminic
acid takes place in several stages. A dibromo-hydro-bromide C22H20Br2O13.
Victor von Richter, Richard Anschütz, Georg Schroeter, 1922
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Immunity and Specific Therapy
... of antitoxin, 72 Ura?mia, cytolytic 1heory of, 192 Vaccine treatment : for
gonococcic diseases, 370 ; for Malta fever, 375 ; for meningitis, 374 ; for pneumo-
coccic diseases, 366 ; for staphylo- coccic diseases, 359 ; for strepto- coccic
diseases.
Walter d'Este Emery, 1909
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Organic Chemistry: Chemistry of the carbocyclic compounds, ...
By boiling with HN03, carminic acid is converted into nitro - coccic acid or
symmetrical trinitro-cresotinic acid. The following formulae illustrate this
demolition of carminic acid : CH, CH, O CH, O CH, CO CH, NO.J-NO, ^ /VNoh /Y\)
H (^VNxVl ...
This zone of reaction is typically present in a saprophytic infection, or a coccic
invasion of low virulency. The usual picture of a saphrophytic infection, or the
contamination with colon bacilli which essentially cause a process analogous to
that of ...
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Birmingham Medical Review
In virulent coccic conditions the extension is so rapid that the reaction zone has
no time to form , and the cocci rapidly spread to the lymphatics and veins. C. —
The saprophytic infections are of low virulence, and, unless mixed, the patient ...
