... of the anthrax carbuncle, 412; of the malignant anthrax oedema, 414 ; symptoms fol- lowing internal infection. 415; pathological an- atomy, 418; the skin, 418; ...

... Is the anthrax bacillus aggressive? (b) Does the anthrax bacillus produce much toxin? (c) Did the animal show any symptoms of its infection? (d) Are there evidences of peritonitis? (e) How ...

... anthrax of the lungs and pleura, with general infection. The diagnosis of internal anthrax is by no means easy, unless the history points definitely to infection in the occupation of the individual. HYDROPHOBIA. 177 ...

... and particularly in the capillaries (Fig. 284). The Diagnosis of Anthrax, when infection has occurred through the skin, is made chiefly ... pure cultures the animals quickly die of symptomatic anthrax with the ... infection of small wounds, particularly of the extremities, less ...

... those of ordinary septicemia, sapremia, and the especial anthrax infection. In malignant pus- tule proper there are often no constitutional symptoms. What is "internal anthrax"? This is anthrax as ...

... of the anthrax carbuncle, 412 ; of the malignant anthrax oedema, 414; symptoms follow- ing internal infection, 415; pathological anatomy, 418 ; the skin, 418; the ...

... Ankylostomiasis. See Uncinariasis. Anomia, 617. Anosmia, 632. Anthrax, diagnosis of, 80. Anthrax, differentiated from; bacillus aerogenes capsulatus infection, 82. boils, 81. carbuncle, 81. corrosive poisoning, 82. ...

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... As a precautionary measure, all persons exposed to anthrax infection should report promptly any suspicious condition (sore or carbuncle) or symptom to a physician, in order that anti-anthrax ...