10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEUCOCYTOLYSIS»
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leucocytolysis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Proceedings of the Twelfth Congress of the International ...
Since a number of authors pointed out the resemblance of reactions of
transplantation immunity to the allergy of a tuberculine type, we found it possible
to use the reaction of leucocytolysis in order to reveal the degree of sensibility of
guinea ...
International Society of Blood Transfusion. Congress, K. Stampfli, 1971
2
Common Diseases & Their Biochemic Treatment
S. G. Palsule. ness (4) Quick pulse (5) If infection is present, a high white cell
count (Leucocytolysis) is obtainable. Constipation is usually present with coated
tongue. The urine is scanty and the bladder may be irritable Sweating and
dizziness ...
3
Problems of Hematology and Blood Transfusion
Botkin (1895-97) described different variants of leucocytolysis and its
morphological stages. Destroyed leucocytes in blood films were also studied by
Uskov (1890) and Kikodze (1890). The investigations of Gumprecht on this
problem ...
4
Journal of Microbiology, Epidemiology and Immunobiology
The process of destruction of leucocytes was termed by E. S. Botkin (1893 —
1898) leucocytolysis. Subsequently Manukhin (1911) demonstrated that the
destruction of leucocytes is caused by the so-called leucocytolytic properties of
the ...
5
Excerpta Medica. Section 6: Internal Medicine
Blood Transf. Inst., Leningrad Probl. Gematol. i Perel. Krovi 1964, 9/7 (14-18)
Graphs 2 Study was made of the relationship between the processes of
leucocytolysis and the appearance of C-reactive protein. It was found that C-
reactive protein ...
6
Papers from the Tortugas Laboratory of the Carnegie ...
Slightly later there was a gradually increasing amount of leucocytolysis in these
eggs, the eggs swelling and the color fading progressively. There was almost no
complete blistering such as occurred in (4); there were no detached vesicles.
Carnegie Institution of Washington. Tortugas Laboratory, 1942
All gave a negative leucocytolysis test [this Bulletin, 1966, v. 41, 1013] after birth,
indicating that there had been no placental transfer. 25 of the babies had icterus
gravis and were treated by exchange transfusion. All the blood donors had ...
8
Allergic disorders in children
Some scientists used the reaction of general leucocytolysis for the purpose,
others— the reaction of leucoagglutination. To reveal and estimate the allergic
state of T.B. patients Fradkin used the neutrophil reaction associated with the ...
Tat'iana Sergeevna Sokolova, Mitrofan I︠A︡kovlevich Studenikin, 1977
9
American Journal of Electrotherapeutics and Radiology
The organism can cure itself only when the specific anti- substances produced by
the leucocytes have come out from them and filled the blood plasma, as a result
of the leucocytolysis. This process is produced in the blood by special soluble ...
William Benham Snow, 1921
10
Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics
GENERAL BACTERIAL INFECTIONS Manoukhin. I . 1.: The Treatment of
Infectious Diseases by Leucocytolysis Produced by Roentgenization of the
Spleen. Lancet, 1921, cc, 685. The author describes leucocytolysis as the
process by which ...
