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The Indian Journal of Medical Research July 1928

1928

between the two diseases : for example similarity in morphology staining reactions and resistance to artificial cultivation of the organisms concerned ; the relatively long incubation period and the almost strict specificity of the diseases; and finally the chronic and non-fatal nature of the infections both in man and in the rat. [...] (b) Sections of skin excised at varying intervals from twenty-toie hours to eight days after subcutaneous inoculation reveal the following characters in varying degree :- There is infiltration of cells in the deeper layers of the corium and in the superficial zone of the subcutaneous tissue. [...] In parts of the section in which the infection is most intense and in which also the accumulation of lepra cells ' is at a maximum the cell outlines are quite obliterated and the cells appear to be piled together. [...] It is more probable that there has been a proliferation on the part of the cells in the connective tissue sheaths of the muscle and that this proliferation has led to fragmentation and ultimately to atrophy of the muscle fibres. [...] Both these processes on the other hand occur in certain types of human leprosy and our clinical and histological studies of this disease have brought us to the conclusion that they are present in cases in which there is a maximum effort on the part of the tissues of the skin (and nerves) to restrict the spread of the disease.
technology medicine science
Pages
344
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.120195
Segment Pages Author Actions
Frontmatter
i-xx The Director General, Indian Medical Service view
A Contribution to the Pathology of Cutaneous Rat Leprosy
1-vi John Henderson view
The Presence and Significance of Large Multinucleated Cells in Leprosy
7-iii John Henderson view
Physical Factors in Mosquito Ecology Part II
11-x Ronald Senior-White view
Studies of the Effects of Antimony Salts. No. 2. The Effect of Aminostiburea on Cases Of Kala-Azar
31-34 E.C. Hodgson, Ram Sen, C. Das view
Experiments with Vitex Pedunculata in the Treatment of Kala-Azar
35-i E.C. Hodgson, Ram Sen view
The Larva of a. Jeyporiensis James
39-40 K.L. Chowdhury view
A Note on the Larva of Anopheles Philippinensis Ludlow 1901 and its Diagnosis
41-i K.L. Chowdhury view
Anopheles Philippinensis As a Natural Carrier of the Malaria Parasites in Bengal
45-48 Panchanan Sur view
Animal Experiments and Sprue
49-76 F.P. Mackie, G.D. Chiter view
The Association of Bowel Disease with Vitamin C Deficiency
77-94 F.P. Mackie, G.D. Chiter view
The Bacteriology of Sprue
95-108 F.P. Mackie, S.N. Gore, J.H. Wadia view
The Effects of a Diet Rich in Sugar on the Relapse Rate in Chronic Benign Tertian Malaria
109-114 W. Bird view
Gymnema Sylvestre in Diabetes Mellitus
115-124 R.N. Chopra, J.P. Bose, N.R. Chatterjee view
A Comparative Study of the Action of Cinchonidine and Cinchonine on the Heart
125-134 R.N. Chopra, B.B. Dikshit, J.C. David view
The Iodide-Sedimentation Test in Leprosy
135-140 E. Muir view
The Pentavalent Compounds of Antimony in the Treatment of Kala-Azar Part III. Aminostiburea - an Analysis of the Treatment in 52 Cases
141-148 L. Napier view
A Spleen-Puncture Syringi-E
149-i L. Napier view
Some Insect and Other Enemies of Mosquito Larva
153-158 Hem Pruthi view
Studies in Malaria. with Special Reference to Treatment Part IX. Plasmoquine in the? Treatment Or Malaria
159-178 J.A. Sinton, W. Bird view
Notes On Some Indian Species of the Genus Phleeotomus Part. XXIII Phlerotomus Cyldei N.Sp.
179-iv J.A. Sinton view
Observations on Filariasis in Some Areas in British India
187-viii Vishnu Korke view
Revision of the Type Species of Von Ltnstow in India Physaloptera Preputialis (Linstow 1889) SYN. Chlamydonema Felineum (High 1910)
199-202 Vishnu Korke view
Serum Changes in Kala-Azar
203-i R.R. Lloyd, S.N. Paul view
A Brief Resume of Recent Kala-Azar Research with Special Reference to India
221-238 H.E. Shortt, A.C. Craighead, C.S. Swaminath view
Note On Dermal Leishmanoid
239-240 H.E. Shortt, H.A.H. Dsilva, C.S. Swaminath view
Preliminary Note on Three Species of Trypanosomide
241-ii H.E. Shortt, C.S. Swaminath view
An Investigation into the Value of an Ethertsed Vaccine in the Prophylactic Treatment of Rabies Part III. The Action of Ether on Street Virus in Infected Cords
245-252 J. Cunningham, M.J. Nicholas, B.N Lahiri view
An Investigation into the Value of an Etherised Vaccine in the Prophylactic Treatment of Rabies Part IV. The Action of Ether on the Virus Fixe of the Pasteur Institute Paris
253-258 J. Cunningham, M.J. Nicholas, B.N Lahiri view
An Investigation into the Value of an Etherised Vaccine in the Prophylactic Treatment of Rabies Part V. The Action of Ether On a Freshly Fixed Virus of Indian Origin
259-i J. Cunningham, M.J. Nicholas, B.N Lahiri view
Backmatter
i-ii unknown view

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