dysentery less the introduction of antisepsis in surgical practice mals than would be necessary for supplying the re- microbes. No obstacle was encountered in rendering and the discovery of the diphtheria serum by Von quired quantities of serum. In many cases a horse horses immune with dysentery… … vent the outbreak of infectious Drawing the Serum From a Horse. tical effects to be obtained on disease, as has been shown by ex- diphtheritic patients by vaccina- periment and statistics; and this adds greatly to the tion with small amounts of a serum. Furthermore, yielding other protective…
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