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The Medical clinics of North America . Fig. 99.—Entamoeba coli, motile Fig. 100.—Entamoeba coli, encysted form. whether this is a new species, hitherto confused with P^ntamcebacoli, will have to be made by the systematic protozoologist. At INTESTINAL PROTOZOA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE 413 present we classify them as E. coli of the Councilmania variety is easily recognized and differentiated, but furtherstudy and confirmation is needed to establish its biologic separa-tion from E. coli. We have had no difficulty in curing thisspecies of infection with the same treatment used for E. h
The Medical clinics of North America . Fig. 99.—Entamoeba coli, motile Fig. 100.—Entamoeba coli, encysted form. whether this is a new species, hitherto confused with P^ntamcebacoli, will have to be made by the systematic protozoologist. At INTESTINAL PROTOZOA IN CLINICAL PRACTICE 413 present we classify them as E. coli of the Councilmania variety is easily recognized and differentiated, but furtherstudy and confirmation is needed to establish its biologic separa-tion from E. coli. We have had no difficulty in curing thisspecies of infection with the same treatment used for E. histo-lytica. In the patient under discussion the symptoms have beenin abeyance since shortly after the emetin was started. ENTAMOEBA NANA(Endolimax Nana) Although much smaller than Entamoeba coli, the active formof E. nana somewhat resembles it.
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