A theory of the causation and suggestions for the prevention of dysentery : together with hypotheses on the causation and views as to the prevention of typhoid, cholera, yellow fever, remittent, diphtheria, typhus, and other zymotic diseases in man and animals / by Mucor.

Date:
1873
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Credit: A theory of the causation and suggestions for the prevention of dysentery : together with hypotheses on the causation and views as to the prevention of typhoid, cholera, yellow fever, remittent, diphtheria, typhus, and other zymotic diseases in man and animals / by Mucor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    CONTENTS. PAGE Preface vii -xi Introductory Views on the Causation of Dysentery 1-35 A New Theory of the Cause of Dysentery - - 36-96 Disinfection 96-102 On Disinfection and Deinfection in relation to Typhoid or Enteric Fever - - - - - 103-122 Do. in relation to Cholera 123-152 Do. do. Yellow Fever - - - - 153-155 Do. do. Remittent Fever - - - 156-187 Do. do. Typhus Fever - - - - 188-205 The Theory of the Causation of Dysentery (continued) 206-209 Dysentery in New Holland 209-226 The Dysentery of the Gold Fields - - - . 226-232 The Dysentery of Melbourne 232-249 Dysentery as observed in various parts of the WORLD 250-260 The Views of Professors Trousseau, Niemeyer and Maclean 260-288 On Disinfection and Deinfection in relation to Dysentery - - - 289-304 On Deinfection in relation to Dysentery in Armies and Ships of War : Dysentery in Armies - ... . . 305-311 Disinfection in Armies in relation to Dysentery and Camp Diseases - - 312-316 Deinfection in Ships of War - - - - - 316-318 Disinfection in relation to Dysentery - - - 319-321 Epidemic Diarrhoea 321-324 Hypothesis of the Causation of Diphtheria - - 331-334 Conclusion - - - 325-336