CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS ON DYSENTERY

Observations on Dysentery in Children.

Observations on the Dysentery of Madeira

Clinical Observations on Malaria

I am grateful for the opportunities I have had of associating myself in thyroid work with the late Cecil Joll, Sir Thomas Dunhill and Geoffrey Kaynes, and for the benefit derived by me from their vast experience. I wish to thank Miss E. M. Dean, Laboratory Technician to New End Hospital, for her careful compiling of statistics and records; Mr. J. E. Andrews, L.C.C. Medical Photographer and fina...

Clinical Observations on Terramycin *†

In a recent report, Finlay, Hobby, and their collaborators1 have described a new crystalline antibiotic, terramycin, isolated from broth cultures of a new actinomycete, Streptomnyces rimosus. In vitro studies8 of terramycin and its salts have shown that this antibiotic in low concentrations is a highly effective bacteriostatic agent against a wide variety of gram-positive and gram-negative bact...

Experimental Observations on the Pathogenesis of Gall-bladder Infections in Typhoid, Cholera, and Dysentery

1. The theory of the production of gall-bladder lesions in typhoid, by descending infection of the bile from the liver receives support from investigations with the common duct fistula method in the rabbit. More bacilli appear in the bile with increased doses and more gall-bladder infections are obtained by increased doses. More bacilli appear in the bile after mesenteric vein injection than af...