 | Lionel Smith Beale - 1870 - 110 страници
...nature any more than in ordinary observation. Of Diseases known to be due to Vegetable Organisms. — The diseases of man and the higher animals, known...development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood, while for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | Lionel Smith Beale - 1870 - 112 страници
...nature any more than in ordinary observation. Of Diseases known to be due to Vegetable Organisms. — The diseases of man and the higher animals, known...development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood, while for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | Lionel Smith Beale - 1870 - 122 страници
...Vegetable Organisms. — The diseases of man and the higher animals, known VEGETABLE ORGANISMS. 75 to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood, while for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | Lionel Smith Beale - 1872 - 612 страници
...Vegetable Organisms. — The diseases of man and the higher animals, known VEGETABLE ORGANISMS. 77 to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood, while for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | Joseph Henry Wythe - 1879 - 18 страници
...-the real virus losing its power soon after bacteria appear. Ho states that those diseases which are known to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms ' are local affections, notinvolvingthe blood, and thatvery few morbid conditions depend upon fungi, whose germs multiply in... | |
 | Joseph Henry Wythe - 1880 - 508 страници
...yet adduced does not establish any connection between the germs and the morbid process. The diseases known to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms are local affections, and the structure of the organism can be made out without difficulty, but contagions are general affections,... | |
 | Joseph Henry Wythe - 1883 - 498 страници
...yet adduced does not establish any connection between the germs and the morbid process. The diseases known to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms are local affections, and the structure of the organism can be made out without difficulty, but contagions are general affections,... | |
 | 1884 - 784 страници
...certainly in all zymotic diseases, morbid animals bioplasts. Referring to vegital germs, he writes : " The diseases of man and the higher animals known to...development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood ; while, for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | alfred c. pope, m.d., and d. dyce brown, m.a., m.d. - 1884 - 968 страници
...certainly in all zymotic diseases, morbid animals bioplasts. Eeferring to vegital germs, he writes : " The diseases of man and the higher animals known to...development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood ; while, for the most part, the different forms... | |
 | 1885 - 600 страници
...certainly in all zymotic diseases, morbid animal bioplasts. Referring to vegetal germs, he writes, "The diseases of man and the higher animals, known...development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood; while, for the most part, the different forms... | |
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The diseases of man and the higher animals known to depend upon the growth and development of vegetable organisms, are local affections confined to a part of the body not involving the blood ; while, for the most part, the different forms of contagious... 
