. The elements of pathological histology with special reference to practical methods . alt. Smalllumps form in houillon, which adhere to the sides of the vesselor quickly sink to the bottom, the bouillon itself remaining bacilli also grow perfectly well in sterilised milh. The bacilli are found constantly present in diphtheria, alikewhether the latter gives rise .to a catarrhal, croupous, or diph-theritic exudation, whether it aftects the pharynx and larynx, orthe nasal cavity and the conjunctiva, and whether it occurs primarilyor secondarily (in scarlatina, measles, etc.). Th
. The elements of pathological histology with special reference to practical methods . alt. Smalllumps form in houillon, which adhere to the sides of the vesselor quickly sink to the bottom, the bouillon itself remaining bacilli also grow perfectly well in sterilised milh. The bacilli are found constantly present in diphtheria, alikewhether the latter gives rise .to a catarrhal, croupous, or diph-theritic exudation, whether it aftects the pharynx and larynx, orthe nasal cavity and the conjunctiva, and whether it occurs primarilyor secondarily (in scarlatina, measles, etc.). They only occur inthe local products of the disease, but not in the blood or internalorgans ; hence we must assume that the general phenomena indiphtheria are partly dependent on the absorption of a poison,probably a toxalbumin, produced by the bacilli, partly to be ascribedto a secondary infection with the Streptococcus or cocci mentioned, and particularly the Streptococcus pyogenes (, c) are certainly found with extraordinary frequency not only in. El^ «©^ 3® >D Fig. 67.—False Membrane on the Uvula in Diphtheria, with DiphtheriaBacilli and Streptococcus Pyogenes, x 925. (Alkaline methyl bhie.) a, Groupsof diphtheria bacilli; b. Diphtheria bacilli lying singlj, some with swollen ends;c, Streptococcus pi/oyenes: d, Living and necrotic leucocytes; e. Reticular arrange-ment of trabecular.
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