The Chicago Medical Journal and Examiner, 53. köideW. B. Keen, Cooke, 1886 |
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Page 583
... examination of numerous well stained sections of large miliary tubercles of the lungs , liver and spleen , or of such tubercles situated near the borders of the tuberculous portions of the lungs of cases of chronic tuberculosis , I ...
... examination of numerous well stained sections of large miliary tubercles of the lungs , liver and spleen , or of such tubercles situated near the borders of the tuberculous portions of the lungs of cases of chronic tuberculosis , I ...
Page 589
... examination of very numerous sec- tions - in which the whole process may be observed in one and the same section . It is from such a specimen that figure 5 was copied . This figure , also magnified 1,090 diameters , represents a small ...
... examination of very numerous sec- tions - in which the whole process may be observed in one and the same section . It is from such a specimen that figure 5 was copied . This figure , also magnified 1,090 diameters , represents a small ...
Page 590
... The formation of these aggregations or masses of bacteria tu- berculosis in the manner just indicated is very probable , for the reason that by a close microscopical examination the orig- 590 SCHMIDT - Bacillus Tuberculosis .
... The formation of these aggregations or masses of bacteria tu- berculosis in the manner just indicated is very probable , for the reason that by a close microscopical examination the orig- 590 SCHMIDT - Bacillus Tuberculosis .
Page 591
the reason that by a close microscopical examination the orig- inal groups , forming these masses , may in many instances be still recognized . In some of the miliary tubercles of the liver the develop- ment of the bacteria tuberculosis ...
the reason that by a close microscopical examination the orig- inal groups , forming these masses , may in many instances be still recognized . In some of the miliary tubercles of the liver the develop- ment of the bacteria tuberculosis ...
Page 593
... examinations made on the material thus obtained were not only confined to thin sections , but extended to the fresh blood oozing from the cut vessels , and to the matter scraped with a sharp knife from the freshly cut surface of the ...
... examinations made on the material thus obtained were not only confined to thin sections , but extended to the fresh blood oozing from the cut vessels , and to the matter scraped with a sharp knife from the freshly cut surface of the ...
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