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Cover-glass preparations had been made from the liver in the following way for diagnostic purposes : A tubercle was readily picked out on the point of a scalpel and crushed between two slides, and the cover-glass preparations stained with the Ziehl- Neelsen solution. The bacilli are for the most part very small. A few attain a considerable length, but the majority are in the form of small, straight rods, with many sizes intervening between these rods and isolated granules.
In July 1888 the auth...or received from Mr. Bland Sutton the liver and lungs of a Rhea, which had died in the Zoological Gardens.
The lung was infiltrated with caseous deposits, and there were scattered caseous nodules in the liver varying in size from a pea to a marble. The naked-eye appearance of a section of the liver through these nodules, at once recalled to mind the naked-eye appearance of the deposits in the pig's liver already described. But whereas in microscopical preparations of the pig's liver, bacilli were very scantily present, the sections of the lung and liver of the Rhea contained bacilli in such extraordinary numbers that, under a power of fifty diameters, the collections of bacilli could be recognised as red granular masses.
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Cover-glass preparations had been made from the liver in the following way for diagnostic purposes : A tubercle was readily picked out on the point of a scalpel and crushed between two slides, and the cover-glass preparations stained with the Ziehl- Neelsen solution. The bacilli are for the most part very small. A few attain a considerable length, but the majority are in the form of small, straight rods, with many sizes intervening between these rods and isolated granules.
In July 1888 the auth...or received from Mr. Bland Sutton the liver and lungs of a Rhea, which had died in the Zoological Gardens.
The lung was infiltrated with caseous deposits, and there were scattered caseous nodules in the liver varying in size from a pea to a marble. The naked-eye appearance of a section of the liver through these nodules, at once recalled to mind the naked-eye appearance of the deposits in the pig's liver already described. But whereas in microscopical preparations of the pig's liver, bacilli were very scantily present, the sections of the lung and liver of the Rhea contained bacilli in such extraordinary numbers that, under a power of fifty diameters, the collections of bacilli could be recognised as red granular masses.
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