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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PNEUMOBACILLI»
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Transactions of the Ophthalmological Society of the United ...
88 Pneumobacilli . . 14 Streptococci . . 8 M. catarrhalis . . 3 Koch-Weeks. . . 3 B.
diphtherice . . 2 Morax-Axenfeld . . 2 M. catarrhalis Pneumococci Streptococci
Staphylococci Streptococci Pneumococci Staphylococci Pneumobacilli Koch-
Weeks ...
2
Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
In consequence of his results differing from those obtained by Frankland, the
author concludes that there are two Pneumobacilli Friedliinder, which, though
morphologically alike, differ in their fermentative action, and suggests that the
action on ...
The authors began their researches with four different pneumobacilli, and the
only essential differences they observed between these and B. aerogenes were
that the latter developed faster and more luxuriantly on artificial media, except on
...
The contents of the alveoli in the early stages -consist mainly of pneumobacilli,
with some desquamated alveolar epithelium, red blood corpuscles, and
leucocytes. . Hter on the leucocytes become more numerous and exhibit many
vacuoles ...
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The common cold: with special reference to the part played ...
Strelitz demonstrated pneumobacilli in broncho-pneumonia following diphtheria,
and Mosny and Honl (1896) in cases that occurred after measles. Wright and
Mallory (1895) described a variety of pneumobacillus that they obtained in a case
...
David Thomson, Robert Thomson, 1932
... is more easily coughed out. Type III pneumococci and pneumobacilli often
cause highly viscous sticky or jelly-like sputum. Temperature in an untreated
case, may keep high between 103°- J52 BED-SIDE MEDICINE.
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The Hahnemannian Monthly
Swabs taken from the inflamed pharyngeal surface generally show a varied
bacterial flora, perhaps with pneumococci and what at first sight appear to be
pneumobacilli predominating, and micrococcus catarrhalis, streptococci,
staphylococci, ...
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Diseases of the bronchi, lungs, and pleura
Organisms resembling pneumococei were found in enormous numbers in the
sputum on the eighth day of the disease, while on the next day enormous
numbers of Friedlander's pneumobacilli were present. No autopsy was obtained.
Frederick Taylor Lord, 1915
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A Text-book of Medicine
The bacilli of this culture were analogous to those which were found on aerobic
agar, 11.0. pneumobacilli. There was nothing surprising in this fact, as the
pneumobacillus is aerobic and anaerobic. The culture of pus in anaerobic broth,
...
10
The Journal of Infectious Diseases: Official Publication of ...
In pneumonic exudates, pneumococci, streptococci, and pneumobacilli (Fried-
lander) are frequently associated together. The streptococci, except possibly
under especially favorable conditions, rarely show capsules. The pneumobacilli
not ...
