. Public health and preventive medicine. Fig 3. Fig 4. Fig? 5 Fig 6. Figure 1.—Amoeba. Dysenteries in wall of liver abscess (X 1000 diam.). Benda stain. 2.—Gonorrheal pus, gonococci in leucocytes (X 1000 diam.). Formalin, eosin. and meth. blue., 3.—Bacillus Influenzae in sputum (x 1000 diam.). Fuchsin. Leprce in large phagocytic cells in sinuses of spleen (X 1000 diam.). Carbol fuchsin andmeth. blue.„ 5.—Anopheles Maculipennis (a) Larva.(b)Male.„ „ (c) Female. ,, 6.—Culex Pipiens. (o) Male, (b) Female, (c) Larva (x 3 diam.). INFLUENZA 45 , L.\ Gbippe, Epidemic Catarrhal Fev
. Public health and preventive medicine. Fig 3. Fig 4. Fig? 5 Fig 6. Figure 1.—Amoeba. Dysenteries in wall of liver abscess (X 1000 diam.). Benda stain. 2.—Gonorrheal pus, gonococci in leucocytes (X 1000 diam.). Formalin, eosin. and meth. blue., 3.—Bacillus Influenzae in sputum (x 1000 diam.). Fuchsin. Leprce in large phagocytic cells in sinuses of spleen (X 1000 diam.). Carbol fuchsin andmeth. blue.„ 5.—Anopheles Maculipennis (a) Larva.(b)Male.„ „ (c) Female. ,, 6.—Culex Pipiens. (o) Male, (b) Female, (c) Larva (x 3 diam.). INFLUENZA 45 , L.\ Gbippe, Epidemic Catarrhal Fever. Geographical Distribution.—It is an epidemic and pandemic diseaseindependent of climate. Etiology.—Influenza is due to a specific organism, Pfeiffers bacillus,which is found in the sputum and nasal secretion, occasionally also in theblood. Its toxines probably play an important part in the production of thedisease. Microscopically, it appears as a minute rod without a capsule, andoccurs singly or in clumps, but not in chains
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