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The Medical and surgical reporter (1858)

[Philadelphia, Pa. : Crissy & Markley, Printers] · leaf 584

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globules. reagents. But the microscope has rendered all This is more abundant in pus of a low develop- the chemical tests superfluous. It enables us ment. It must not, however, be confounded not only to distinguish pus from mucus, broken with the elementary granules, which are origi- epithelium,… … between the fingers ; is of a yellowish tint, Fig.l. Pus-Globules. sweetish or insipid to the taste, and while The formation of the pus-globules does not warm gives off a peculiar, mawkish smell. Its appear to take place in one uniiorm manner. specific gravity is 1.030 to 1.033. If allowed The…

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