Milk and its relation to the public health . ws; their occurrencevaried from cases in which they were found with every examinationto cases in which they were found with daity examinations only onceevery two to three weeks. This intermittent character of the expul-sion of tubercle bacilli in the feces is precisely what should be ex-pected, when we bear in mind that the bacilli have their origin inthe lung; that tuberculosis in the lungs of cattle, because of theabundant interlobular connective tissue, is not accompanied by freecavity formation, and that cattle do not cough as freely or as vio-l
Milk and its relation to the public health . ws; their occurrencevaried from cases in which they were found with every examinationto cases in which they were found with daity examinations only onceevery two to three weeks. This intermittent character of the expul-sion of tubercle bacilli in the feces is precisely what should be ex-pected, when we bear in mind that the bacilli have their origin inthe lung; that tuberculosis in the lungs of cattle, because of theabundant interlobular connective tissue, is not accompanied by freecavity formation, and that cattle do not cough as freely or as vio-lently as persons affected with lung tuberculosis. Third. Guinea pigs inoculated with small masses of fresh fecesfrom tuberculous cows that were passing bacilli like tubercle germsper rectum became affected with typical, generalized, fatal tuber-culosis. Fourth. Cultures made from the bodies of guinea pigs that suc-cumbed to tuberculosis induced by the inoculation of fresh fecesfrom tuberculous cows were found to be pure cultures of tubercle.
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