Reports of the Committee upon anaerobic bacteria and infections. : Report on the anaerobic infections of wounds and the bacteriological and serological problems arising therefrom.

Reports of the Committee upon anaerobic bacteria and infections. : Report on the anaerobic infections of wounds and the bacteriological and serological problems arising therefrom.

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Corporate author / creator:Great Britain. Medical Research Committee.
Imprint:[Oxford : Printed under the authority of H. M. Stationery off. at the University press, 1919]
Description:vi, 182 p. ill., plates.
Language:English
Series:Special report series, no. 39
Special report series (Great Britain. Medical Research Committee) no. 39.
Subject:
Wounds and injuries -- Microbiology.
Anaerobic bacteria.
Serotherapy.
Anaerobic bacteria.
Serotherapy.
Wounds and injuries -- Microbiology.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/8354353
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Varying Form of Title:Report on the anaerobic infections of wounds and the bacteriological and serological problems arising therefrom
Other authors / contributors:Fraser, John, Sir, 1885-1947.
Fleming, Alexander, Sir, 1881-1955
Tulloch, William John.
Kettle, E. H. (Edgar Hartley), 1882-1936.
Bulloch, William, 1868-1941.
Notes:At head of title: National health insurance. Medical research committee.
"The report as it stands is the conjoint work of the members of the committee. For the sake of completeness, however, several sections were written by others ... Thus the committee received a report on 'the clinical features and treatment of anaerobic infection of wounds and gas gangrene', by Dr. John Fraser ... Dr. Alexander Fleming prepared a summary ... on the 'aerobic infections of wounds', while Major W. J. Tulloch gave the benefit of his wide experience on the bacteriology of tetanus. Dr. E. H. Kettle undertook ... an exact inquiry into the finer pathological anatomical changes in human and experimental gas gangrene. Prof. W. Bulloch compiled an extensive bibliography of the literature on anaerobic infections." - Introd.
Bibliography by William Bulloch: p. 146-172.

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