Infection, immunity and serum therapy : in relation to the infectious diseases of man / by H.T. Ricketts.

  • Ricketts, Howard Taylor, 1871-1910.
Date:
1913
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    Chapter XXV. Group II. A.—The Serum in Acquired Immunity is Increased in Bactericidal and Opsonic Power: Typhoid Fever 433-449 Paratyphoid Fever 449-453 Acute Epidemic Dysentery 453-459 Meat Poisoning by Bacillus Enteritidis 459-463 Bacillus Coli 463-469 Cholera 469-480 Plague 481-492 B.—Diseases in Which Acquired Immunity is Not Due to Increased Bactericidal Power of the Serum, or Knowledge on this Point is Deficient: Anthrax 492-498 Malta Fever 498-500 Chapter XXVI. Grol'p III.—Acute Infections in Which Lasting Immunity is Not Established. Pneumococcus Infections—Pneumonia 501-515 Streptococci 515-537 Staphylococci 537-550 Micrococcus Catarrhalis 550-551 Gonorrhea and Other Infections with the Gono- coccus 551-556 Epidemic Cerebrospinal Meningitis 556-563 Influenza 563-569 Soft Chancre 569-571 Bacillus of Friedlander and Other Members of the Capsule-Forming Group 571-572 Chapter XXVII. Group IV.—Chronic Infections in Which Lasting Immunity is Not Established. Tuberculosis 573-615 Leprosy 615-623 Glanders 623-629 Rhinoscleronia 629 Actinomycosis 629-633