A manual of venereal diseases / by officers of the Royal Army Medical Corps ; introduction by Alfred Keogh ; [prepared by] C.H. Melville [and others].

Date:
1907
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    restores percentage of liaemoglobiii in blood to normal as test for syphilis, 118 KowAXBWSKi found spiro- chaetes in chancre of the eyelid, 84 linzYSTALOWicz, liis ob- servations on Spiro- cliaeta pallida, 50 Lambkin, his use of iodi]pin, 173 Landsteiner, with Mucha, kept Spirochaeta pallida alive two days in the hanging drop, 53 ; demoastrated inf ectivity of hmnan sperm during secondaiy eruption by means of inoculation of monkeys, 101 Lang (of Vienna), his use of sarsaparilla, 128, 173 ; of iodides, 170 Largin used instead of protargol in gonorrhoea, 198 Launois noticed bacillus fusiformis, 70 Levaditi, fomid, with Petresco, that the Spiro- chaeta pallida would pass into the flviid of a blister, 58 ; method of staining, 72-75 ; fovmd more spirochaetes in chancre of a chim- jianzoc than a maeaeus, 102 Levy-Bing, on intra-mus- cular injections, 149 LOEDERICH, 70 Loeffer, Ms stain for Spiro- cJiaeia pallida, 65 Lustgarten, discovery of bacillus in 1884, 41 Marie, observations of, 107 Marino, references to, 64 Marschalko, statistics relat- ing to duration of treatment by mercury, 135 Massage, prostatic, in gonor- rhoea, 205 Mercolint, a special fabric introduced for mercurial uumctions by Blascliko, 164 Merctjrialism, 130-1 ; earliest sign is loss of body weight, treatment of, 130. Mercury, effect of local apphcations on sections, 82 ; its value in syphilis, 123; ciu-e effected by the metal, 123; specific action of, 124; pre- cautions before and dm-ing treatment bj^. 125 ; mode of excretion, 125 ; use when patients suffering from other recent diseases, 128;