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Title: The bacteriology of the eye
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Axenfeld, Th. (Theodor), 1867-1930 Macnab, Angus, tr
Subjects: Eye Eye
Publisher: New York : W. Wood and Company
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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elongated, some having capsules. Fig. II.—Smear from a hypopyon-keratitis with Diplobacilli (Petit). Morpho-logically resembling the Morax-Axenfeld variety. II.6 is from an agarculture. Gram-negative (red) bacilli in pairs. Fig. III.—Zue Neddens Bacillus of infectious marginal ulcer (preparation byDr. Zur Nedden). Gram-negative (red) bacilli varying in size, many beingcurved. Fig. IV.—Bacillus Pyocyaneus from a severe case of hypopyon-keratitis. SmallGram-negative (red) bacilli; small, and often arranged in pairs. IV.6, pureculture. Figs. V. and VI.—Vitreous Pus. Fig. V.—Anaerobic Bacillus Perfringens from traumatic panophthalmitis (byDr. Chaillous). Gram-positive (blue) bacilli, with the staining interruptedat places. Fig. VI.—Bacillus Subtilis from a panophthalmitis, due to a splinter wound.Large Gram positive (blue) bacilli, sometimes forming elongated bands whichare not equally stained, and cannot be distinguished from the B. perfringensby their shape alone. Plate III.
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Lith-Anst vK.7/essar,Jena. Exudations from the Cornea (Gram stained;. I. Pneumococei from an Ulcus serpens. II. Diplobacillary-Keratitis; b. Culture. III. zur Reddens Bacillus. TV. B. pyocyaneus; b. Culture. Vitreous Suppurations in traumatic Panophthalmitis.Y. B. perfringens (Chaillous). VI. B. subtilis.

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