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. The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . alveolarprocess over the apex of each tooth a rarefied area 3 to 5 mm. in diameter Avas ELECTIVE LOCALIZATIOX OF BACTERIA 715 broken into. The tissues were soft and edematous, and the pulp chamberswere filled with a dark brown, thick fluid, in which large numbers of gram-positive cocci, often in clumps, streptococci, and small gram-negative bacilliand leukocytes were found. Blood-agar-plate cultures made from these areasshowed staphylococci, green-producing streptococci and some gram-positivebacilli. The localizing power of the staphylococcus
. The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . alveolarprocess over the apex of each tooth a rarefied area 3 to 5 mm. in diameter Avas ELECTIVE LOCALIZATIOX OF BACTERIA 715 broken into. The tissues were soft and edematous, and the pulp chamberswere filled with a dark brown, thick fluid, in which large numbers of gram-positive cocci, often in clumps, streptococci, and small gram-negative bacilliand leukocytes were found. Blood-agar-plate cultures made from these areasshowed staphylococci, green-producing streptococci and some gram-positivebacilli. The localizing power of the staphylococcus isolated from the urine andkidney of this dog was determined by intravenous injection into rabbits. Thetwo injected Avith the culture from the urine developed marked lesions of thekidney, and one slight lesions of muscles. One of the three injected with thekidney culture developed marked lesions in the kidney; the other two, slightlesions. The staphylococcus was isolated in pure culture from the kidney *-.*-??!: ^ ? ??•? ??•/#v^. Fig. 6.—Section of kidney of Dog* 2. Area ofwell advanced connective tissue formation sur-rounded by intense interstitial round-cell infil-tration. Hematoxylin and eosin (X 100).
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