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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    ScHOLTZ, says unstained spirochaete easier to examine than stained, 45 ScHUCHT, experiments of, 107 ScHULLEB, protozoon of, 41 ScHULZB, his views on Spiro- chaeta ijallida, 78 ScHULTZ, stain for gono- cocci, 186 Sections, microscopic, staining of, for Spiro- chaetes, 71-81 ; Leva- diti's method No. 1, 73 ; No. 2, 74 Sebvice, active, when fit for after sypliihs, 179 ; after gonorrhoea, 222 ; after soft chancre, 230 ; — abroad, when fit for after syj)lTilis, 179 Sebum Diagnosis of sypliiUs, 104-8 SiEDLECiii, liis observations on the spirochaete, 50 SiEGEL discovered and named bodies in syphihtic material called Cytor- rhyctes luis, 51 ; also in cornea of inoculated rabbits, 103 Silver Nitbate, use of, in gonorrhoea, 199 SiMMONDS suggested that spirochaetes can grow and multiply even in dead tissue, ^)3 SiMONELLi, found spiro- chaetes in blood of a case of secondary syphilis, 85 Site of inoculation of syphilis in monkeys is best in eyelids, 100 Skin, in syphihs, 111 ; des- cription of lesion in syplfihs, 115-17 ; dif- ferential diagnosis from cutis marmorata, pity- riasis, and psoriasis, 116; preparation of in intra- muscular sections, 154 Smeg]via, bacillus, 41 ' Sleeping Sickness, analogy of trypanosoma and Spirochaeta pallida with regard to their absence in certain stages of disease, 88 Soluble Salts, of mercm-y, their use for intra-mus- cular injections, 146 ; mode of injection, 147- 9 South Aitbican War, effect of, 15 Sphincters, sometimes irritable in gonorrhoea, treatment, 211 Spirochaeta buccalis, occur- rence with Sp. pallida in condylomata, etc., 87 — Giemsa,'' name given by Saling to spirals in syphilitic tissue, shown by Romanowsky's me- thod of staining, 78 ; — pallida, distribution in the tissues, 82-90 ; in the