Transactions of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland, Svazek 96 |
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... tubercle bacillus cannot effect a lodgment in the tissues and begin its destructive action , unless these are weakened in their resistive power by an inherited defective organization or by acquired conditions of lowered vitality .
... tubercle bacillus cannot effect a lodgment in the tissues and begin its destructive action , unless these are weakened in their resistive power by an inherited defective organization or by acquired conditions of lowered vitality .
Strana 68
But nowadays , outside of comic opera , we do not reckon inheritance from uncles , cousins and aunts . Williams estimates from his 1000 cases an average of 12 per cent . for direct hereditary predisposition , and 84 per cent . for what ...
But nowadays , outside of comic opera , we do not reckon inheritance from uncles , cousins and aunts . Williams estimates from his 1000 cases an average of 12 per cent . for direct hereditary predisposition , and 84 per cent . for what ...
Strana 69
The influence of the inherited disposition continues , he declares , even if a generation escapes attack . ... introduced into a family notoriously predisposed by inheritance , does not himself succumb to tuberculosis , but he may see ...
The influence of the inherited disposition continues , he declares , even if a generation escapes attack . ... introduced into a family notoriously predisposed by inheritance , does not himself succumb to tuberculosis , but he may see ...
Strana 70
The advocates of inheritance also claim tuberculosis of the skin as a hematogenous infection , but surely this should have been the last resort , for the skin is the very outside and lupus or other skin tuberculosis is almost never ...
The advocates of inheritance also claim tuberculosis of the skin as a hematogenous infection , but surely this should have been the last resort , for the skin is the very outside and lupus or other skin tuberculosis is almost never ...
Strana 73
Long before the discovery of the bacillus , Bockendahl declared : “ We may not conceal the fact that pathological experiment has compelled us to recognize in tuberculosis an infectious disease , and to surrender the view of inheritance ...
Long before the discovery of the bacillus , Bockendahl declared : “ We may not conceal the fact that pathological experiment has compelled us to recognize in tuberculosis an infectious disease , and to surrender the view of inheritance ...
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| Název | Transactions of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland, Svazek 96 |
| Spolupracovník | Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland |
| Vydavatel | Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of the State of Maryland., 1894 |
| Zdroj originálu: | University of Virginia |
| Digitalizováno | 6. červenec 2009 |
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