Bacteriological Technique

Bacteriological Technique

The Elements of Bacteriological Technique

Bacteriological Technique, A laboratory guide to, tor tne medical, dental and technical student. By JW. H. Eyre, with 170 Illustrations. W. B Saunders & Co., 1902. This work is a handsome volume of 350 pages with numerous useful illustrations, chiefly of a diagrammatic nature. The descriptions contain full details of the various points treated of, and will be most useful for ready reference in ...

The Elements of Bacteriological Technique

This book is intended to be a "laboratory guide for the medical, dental, and technical student." It is founded upon the author's notes for his own classes of practical bacteriology. It is a thoroughly practical book, every apparatus and manipulation being fully and carefully described. The illustrations are very numeroqs, and are simple, clear, and to the point, and will be found oi great assis...

A technique for bacteriological sampling of hair.

Bacteriological sampling of hair has been previously carried out by applying culture plates directly to the hair but the resulting heavy growth of mixed organisms could make rapid identification of individual colonies difficult and the use of selective media with this technique prevents a comparison of relative numbers of different organisms. The method described here, based onatechnique used b...

Fine-needle aspiration, an efficient sampling technique for bacteriological diagnosis of nonulcerative Buruli ulcer.

Invasive punch or incisional skin biopsy specimens are currently employed for the bacteriological confirmation of the clinical diagnosis of Buruli ulcer (BU), a cutaneous infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium ulcerans. The efficacy of fine-needle aspirates (FNA) using fine-gauge needles (23G by 25 mm) for the laboratory confirmation of BU was compared with that of skin tissue fragments obt...