Cholera Curable: a Demonstration of the Causes, Non-Contagiousness, And ...
Cholera Curable: a Demonstration of the Causes, Non-Contagiousness, And ...
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Digitized by VjOOQIC The Non-contagiowsnesa of Cholera. C9 preserves its swiftness at one point and is retarded or stopped at another — the intermediate globules being dragged, become lengthened and stretched, then if the adherence is overcome, some globules remain iree in the lacuna which results from this rupture ; now so long as these globules return to their primitive form the patient may recover; but each of those patients in whom the free globules were observed to jemain elongated, o...live-like, died." * The alteration of the blood-globules described above presents a remarkable feature — viz., that it does not attack all the globules simultaneously, but, quite on the contrary, globules profoundly changed may be seen, especially in cases which have a rapid termination, by the side of globules perfectly healthy which assume their normal disposition like a pile of coins. t Here, at length, seemed to be a discovery of a symptom afford- ing a strong presumption that the blood of cholera patients is poisoned ; and if so, would not this blood produce cholera in animals?
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Digitized by VjOOQIC The Non-contagiowsnesa of Cholera. C9 preserves its swiftness at one point and is retarded or stopped at another — the intermediate globules being dragged, become lengthened and stretched, then if the adherence is overcome, some globules remain iree in the lacuna which results from this rupture ; now so long as these globules return to their primitive form the patient may recover; but each of those patients in whom the free globules were observed to jemain elongated, o...live-like, died." * The alteration of the blood-globules described above presents a remarkable feature — viz., that it does not attack all the globules simultaneously, but, quite on the contrary, globules profoundly changed may be seen, especially in cases which have a rapid termination, by the side of globules perfectly healthy which assume their normal disposition like a pile of coins. t Here, at length, seemed to be a discovery of a symptom afford- ing a strong presumption that the blood of cholera patients is poisoned ; and if so, would not this blood produce cholera in animals?
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