Amœbic Colitis with Perforations

Amœbic Dysentery

Amœbic or Tropical Dysentery

A Case of Amœbic Pericarditis

Rupture of an amoebic absccss of the liver into the pericardial cavity has been recorded on rare occasions. Two recent cases have been reported in the Indian Medical Gazette of July and August 1946, in which a definite pericarditis had been established by finding the E. histolytica. A similar case has come under my observation recently. The patient was admitted to hospital on 1st August, 1946, ...

Amœbic Dysentery in India

bacteriological examinations after death in a few cases, and have usually succeeded in isolating organisms which grow in the depths of a glucose agar culture without the production of any gas bubbles, and in one case, also, obtained a similar culture from the spleen. In other respects these bacilli closely resembled that described by Shiga as the cause of dysentery in Japan ; while Flexuer, in ...

A Case of Amœbic Vaginitis

was no burning during the act. A detailed vaginal examination was not possible since she had not attained puberty and the hymen admitted only one finger. There was bloodstained purulent exudate in the vagina and the cervix was high up. The uterus was small in size and appeared retroverted. There was a small congested area in the posterior vaginal wall about half an inch from the vaginal outlet....