Essentials of bacteriology; being a concise and systematic introduction to the study of bacteria and allied microörganisms . e loop-ful of an eighteen-hour-old agar culture to i salt solution),and enough of immune serum and salt solution to make thenecessary dilution and up to 20 drops. A series of controlsis made with normal serum and the same amount of microbicculture and guinea-pig serum. After eighteen hours the cholera vibrios will be active in thecontrol, but dissolved and clumped up in the tubes containingthe immune serum. CHAPTER XXnBACTEMA IN PNEUMONIA Klebs in 1875 called atten
Essentials of bacteriology; being a concise and systematic introduction to the study of bacteria and allied microörganisms . e loop-ful of an eighteen-hour-old agar culture to i salt solution),and enough of immune serum and salt solution to make thenecessary dilution and up to 20 drops. A series of controlsis made with normal serum and the same amount of microbicculture and guinea-pig serum. After eighteen hours the cholera vibrios will be active in thecontrol, but dissolved and clumped up in the tubes containingthe immune serum. CHAPTER XXnBACTEMA IN PNEUMONIA Klebs in 1875 called attention to the presence of bacteria inpneumonia, and in 1882 Friedlander developed a bacillus fromthe lung tissue of a pneumonic person which he thought wasa coccus, and called it pneiunococcus. In 1886 A. Frankel and Weichselbaum proved that thisorganism was not constant—^in fact, was rare. A. Frankel obtained in the majority of cases of pneumoniaan organism that he had described in 1884 under the nameof sputum-septicemia micrococcus. Weichselbaum called this Diplococcus pneumonim, and be- iS6 ESSENTIALS or BACTERIOLOGY. Fig. 70.—Bacillus pneumoniae of Friedlander, from the expectoration of apneumonia patient (Xiooo) (Frankel and Pfefeer).
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