 | 1902 - 514 str.
...to the physician so that the wound could receive proper attention. " In all the cases the wound was exposed by the scab being knocked off or removed, or else the arm had been injured and infection resulted. Frequently children scratched the wound and infected it in this... | |
 | 1901 - 422 str.
...examination as to the cause, that it is due to lack of care In regard to cleanliness, or the wound has been exposed by the scab being knocked off or removed, or else the arm 1ms been bruised and Infection resulted. Very little care is taken by the ordinary person, after vaccination,... | |
 | 1902 - 628 str.
...been a long period of dry weather with high winds, so that tetanus germs, which have their n ,rmal habitat in the earth dust, dirt of stables, etc.,...the wound had been exposed by the scab being knocked oft' or removed, or else the arm had been -injured and infection resulted; frequently children scratched... | |
 | 1902 - 754 str.
...number of people with the same virus as employed in Camden. In not one of these cases did tetanus occur. 7. The tetanus cases in Camden are to be explained...being knocked off or removed, or else the arm had been injured and infection resulted; frequently children scratched the vaccinated area with their dirty... | |
 | 1898 - 510 str.
...habitat in the earth dust, dirt of stables, etc., were constantly distributed in the atmosphere. It was noticeable in all the cases, after careful examination...being knocked off or removed, or else the arm had been injured and infection resulted ; frequently children scratched the vaccinated area with their... | |
 | 1902 - 840 str.
...distributed in the atmosphere. It is noticeable in all the cases, after careful examination as to the csuse, that the wound had been exposed by the scab being knocked off or removed, or else the arm had been injured and infection resulted; frequently children scratched the vaccinated area with their dirty... | |
 | 1902 - 816 str.
...to the physician so that the wound could receive proper attention." In all the cases the wound was exposed by the scab being knocked off or removed, or else the arm had been injured and infection resulted. Frequently children scratched the wound and infected it in this... | |
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Camden during the past six weeks. There has been a long period of dry weather with high winds, so that tetanus germs, which have their normal habitat in the earth dust, dirt of stables, etc., have been constantly distributed in the atmosphere. It is noticeable... 