10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRICHINIZATION»
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Of course, the whole question of trichinization has relation to the infection of man
through the hog. There does not seem to be much ground for the supposition that
hogs are infected from kitchen-slops, as there is nothing essentially different in ...
2
Congressional Serial Set
Delpech {op. cit., p. 40) and M. R. Heckler (Thier, Corr. BI.) found trichinae in the
excreta of hogs, and the latter suggests the action of intermediate carriers, and
the former says (op. cit., p. 48), " I insist on the spontaneous trichinization of rats ...
3
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
If the antecedent conditions in patients who have experienced the symptoms
above cited were accurately noted, we should probably soon see the number of
cases of trichinization increased. Besides the merit of having proved the
existence in ...
Daniel and Eleanor Albert Collection, 1861
4
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
If the antecedent conditions in patients who have experienced the symptoms
above cited were accurately noted, we should probably soon see the number of
cases of trichinization increased. Besides the merit of having proved the
existence in ...
Edwin Lankester and George Busck, 1861
5
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
With this view he gave a dog's intestines which contained trichina: to a pig, an
animal which he knew, by the observations of Leidy, to be susceptible of
trichinization. By his experiments upon the pig and other animals he learned that
the young ...
But the symptoms of experimental cases of trichinization, according to Gerlach,
are quite variable, depending largely upon the quantity of infected meat that had
been administered at one time. Where the quantity was small, the animal seemed
...
Connecticut. State Dept. of Health, 1882
7
Canada Medical Journal and Monthly Record of Medical and ...
On the authority of Leuckart, Virchow, Lewker and Stecher the following are
arranged as showing the liability to artificial trichinization. Jf ery easily infected,
guinea pigs, mice, hogs (domestic, wild boar) rabbits and hares, cats and eels.
George E. Fenwick, Francis Wayland Campbell, 1869
8
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
The same as T rz'c/zinosis. -. - 'Trichiniferous (tri/e-in-zf'-er-us) [6,015, hair; ferre,
to bear]. Containing trichinze. Trichinization (tri/e-in-iz-a'-sbzm) [6pi§, hair]. tation
with trichinae. Trichinophobist (trz'le-z'n-ofo'-bzst) [0pi§, hair ; (polish), to . fear].
George Milbry Gould, 1903
9
The Chicago Medical Journal
Pagenstrucher and Fuchs devoted many months to artificial trichinization of
various animals, viz. : Mammifers, birds, coldblooded animals, fishes, molusks,
and insects. Of the mammifers, the dog was the first subject. They found, as did ...
10
Agriculture of Maine. Annual Report of the Commissioner of ...
But the symptoms of experimental cases of trichinization, according to Gerlach,
are quite variable, depending largely upon the quantity of infected meat that had
been administered at one time. Where the quantity was small, the animal seemed
...
Maine. Dept. of Agriculture, 1887
