Peyer, Alexander, Girard, Alfred Conrad, 1841-1914, ed. and tr · New York : D. Appleton and company · leaf 328
but not absolutely fatal. On the other hand, the constant absence of tubercle-bacilli willbe a sure sign that no tubercular destruction of the lung exists.As the disease increases in intensity so does the appearance of ba-cilli in the sputum become more .constant, and they grow in num-bers and… … ubercle bacill: Peyers microscopy MICROSCOPY OF EXPECTORATION. 155 The peculiar reaction of these bacilli on aniline coloring is ofgreat importance. It is specific and different from those of otherschizomycetes. The method of coloring reported below is that of Ehrlich, modi-fied by Rindfleisch.…
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