Studies on immunisation and their application to the diagnosis and treatment of bacterial infections / [Wright].

Wright, Almroth, 1861-1947.

Date:: 1909

Credit: Studies on immunisation and their application to the diagnosis and treatment of bacterial infections / [Wright]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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$Expectorants— Rationale of their use, 279 Decalcifying agents, Black currant tea and other general lympha- gogues used as , 462, Extirpation Operations (in reality operations for extirpation of the obtrusive focus of infection) Treatment by , 280, 320, 348 Eybe, 366 F FiNSEN Light Treatment— Patients refractory to shown to havejlow opsonic indices, 146-148 Suggestion that the treatment acts by determination of blood to the site of infection, 149, 279, 280, 321 Fitzgerald, Whiteman and Pigg Strangeways— Rejoinder to assertion of thaf^the opsonic technique is inaccurate, 450 and footnote FiXATEUR, 169 iSee Incitor Element Fleming, 450 and footnote Fomentations (Hot), 321 In essence a method of therapeutic immunisation, 349 Auto-inoculations produced by , 421, Chart 38 ; 428, Table, Serial Number 17 FURUNCULOSIS— Results obtained by vaccine-therapy in , 203-224, 248-254 In connexion with vaccine-therapy improvement may be observed within a few hours of inoculation, 367 Appropriate dosage of staphylococcus vaccine for treatment of already definitely ascertained, 439 iSee also Staphylococcus Infections and Abscesses Formalin Gelatine— Employment for sterilization and covering in of ulcerated surfaces, 265, 285 Freeman, 282 See Auto-Inoculations induced by Mas- sage, 343 G Generalized Infections— See Infections Genoou, 344 GoDLEE—Rejoinder to remarks of on inordinate amovmt of labour involved in determining the op- sonic index, 441 (e) Gonococcal Rheumatism— Correlation of pain in with varia- tions in opsonic power, 366 Chart showing correlation, 386, Chart 6 Chart showing diagnosis of by the auto-inoculation test, 425, Chart 44 Glanders— Chart showing curve of immunisation in guinea pig, obtained in re- sponse to inoculation of vaccine, 380, Chart 2 Chart shewing curve of immunisation in case human glanders treated by vaccine-therapy, 406-409, Chart 21 Granulation-tissue Part played by in sinuses, 347, 459 Gruber, 344 Grunbaum, 344 H Haemagglutination— Fallacy of in connexion with opso nic technique, 450 (footnote) See Opsonic Power, Technique for measuring Haemolysins— Haemolytic effect may be exerted in absence of haemopsonic effect, 195 Haemopsonins— Haem-opsonic effect exerted in ab- sence of agglutinating and hae- molytic effect, 188 Haffkine, 202, 234, 338 Hay Fever— Suggestion that vaccine-therapy might be tried in connexion with . 435 See also Serum-Therapy Hektoen, 366, 367 HoRTON Smith, 3 (footnote 2) Houston, 451 (footnote) I Immunisation, Machinery of— Responds to inoculation of bacterial vaccines by production of bac- teriotropic substances, 257 Services rendered by , 256$