Results with Koch's Remedy.

Identification of Unknown Turfgrass Pathogens: Kochs Postulates

History In 1876, a country doctor in Germany by the name of Robert Koch developed the first conclusive empirical evidence that a particular microbe causes a particular disease. Although he was working on anthrax, a deadly disease of warm-blooded animals (caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis), the procedures he laid out for determining the pathogenicity of a microorganism (in other words, ...

Acute poisoning with Potter's Asthma Remedy.

determine the erythrocyte transketolase (ETK) activity or thiamine pyrophosphate (TPP) effect on admission, or thiamine excretion. Tanphaichitr et a13 state that thiamine excretion alone is not a good index of the state of thiamine nutrition in an individual subject. The absence of cardiac and central nervous system manifestations may be explained partially by the fact that the patient restrict...

Exhibition of New Remedy

seem to irritate, and might in that respect be considered a liquid vaseline, but purer. It was especially useful after alkaline baths in psoriasis. In the Practitioner for June there appeared an account by Dr Eoberts of Chester of forty-two cases in which he had employed this oil, to which he gave the name Oleum Deelinae. It appeared to be palliative and soothing. It was cheap, quite odourless,...

Association Of Smoking With Recurrence Of Pulmonary Kochs; After Completion Of Antituberculous Treatment.

BACKGROUND Smoking is one of the most important yet modifiable risk factors for incidence, morbidity, recurrence and mortality from Pulmonary Koch's or tuberculosis. This study attempted to demonstrate the association between smoking and recurrence risk of Pulmonary Koch's in Pakistani male population. METHODS This case control study was conducted at Federal Government Tuberculosis Hospital, ...

The Expectation Remedy Revisited