...considerable period to warm air. He draws the following conclusions : — Traumatic tetanus of the horse and mule is at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious...transmissible to other animals, and therefore, possibly, also • Centralblatt f. klinuche Medicin. July 30th, 1S87. b Fliig^e, Mikroorgmniunen. 1886. P. 277. •...

...conclusions drawn from the author's personal researches were : (1) Traumatic tetanus of the horse and mule is, at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious...when placed beneath the dura mater of the cerebrum. (2) This virus is contained in the medulla and spinal marrow of the animal suffering the disease. It...

...series of experiments, the author's personal researches: — 1. Traumatic tetanus of the horse and mule is, at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious...elaborated and multiplied which is capable of producing infectious disease in some other animals when placed beneath the dura-mater of the cerebrum. 2. This...

...— 1. Traumatic tetanus of the horse and mule is, at least sometimes, if not always, an infections disease, transmissible to other animals, and therefore,...elaborated and multiplied which is capable of producing infectious disease in some other animals when placed beneath the 'dura-mater of the cerebrum. 2. This...

...researches led him to draw the following conclusions : — 1. Traumatic tetanus of the horse and of the mule is at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious disease transmissible to animals, and very probably to man. During the evolution of the affection a virus is developed and multiplies,...

...conclusions are very interesting. He maintains, first, that " traumatic tetanus of the horse and of the mule is at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious disease, transmissible to animals, and very probably to man. During the evolution of the affection a virus is developed and multiplies,...

...mule is, at least sometimes, if not always, an infectious disease, transmitable to other animals, aud therefore possibly also to man ; and during the progress...when placed beneath the dura mater of the cerebrum. (2) This virus is contained in the medulla and spinal marrow of the animal suffering the disease. It...

...tetanus of the horse and mule is, at least sometimes, if not always an infectious disease, transmissable to other animals, and therefore possibly also to man...in some other animals when placed, beneath the dura mateirof the cerebrum.. 2d. This virus is contained in the medulla and spinal marrow of the animal...

...tetanus of the horse and mule is, at least sometynes if not always, an infectious disease, transmittible to other animals and therefore possibly also to man;...progress of this disease a virus is elaborated and multipled which is capable of producing the same infectious disease in some other animals .when placed...

...died of lock-jaw. He conclndes from these researches that traumatic tetanus of the horse and mule is sometimes, if not always, an infectious disease, transmissible to other animals, and therefore possibly to man. More Dangerous than Cholera and Yellow Fever. Dr. Sternberg, President of the American Public...