Focal Infection
Focal Infection
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The necessity of cleans- ing the mouth, teeth and throat of all particles of food after eating should be taught as a prevention of local infection, decay of teeth and of general disease. When other measures fail the removal of the persistent over- growth of lymphoid tissue, a good culture mediimi for bacteria, of the nasopharynx and throat should be ad- vised. Chronically enlarged pharyngeal tonsils, which obstruct the upper respiratory tract and prevent proper ventilation and drainage, invite ...local infection of the mucous tracts of the head and should be totally re- moved.
The foregoing statements are applicable chiefly in childhood, for children are especially susceptible to in- fection of the tissues of the mouth, throat, nose, acces- sory sinuses, middle ear and mastoid cells. We know that freedom from streptococcus infection of the mucous membrane and lymphoid tissues of the head would very much lessen the incidence of rheumatism, chorea and endocarditis in children and also in adults.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The necessity of cleans- ing the mouth, teeth and throat of all particles of food after eating should be taught as a prevention of local infection, decay of teeth and of general disease. When other measures fail the removal of the persistent over- growth of lymphoid tissue, a good culture mediimi for bacteria, of the nasopharynx and throat should be ad- vised. Chronically enlarged pharyngeal tonsils, which obstruct the upper respiratory tract and prevent proper ventilation and drainage, invite ...local infection of the mucous tracts of the head and should be totally re- moved.
The foregoing statements are applicable chiefly in childhood, for children are especially susceptible to in- fection of the tissues of the mouth, throat, nose, acces- sory sinuses, middle ear and mastoid cells. We know that freedom from streptococcus infection of the mucous membrane and lymphoid tissues of the head would very much lessen the incidence of rheumatism, chorea and endocarditis in children and also in adults.
What to read after Focal Infection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Billings to read onlineMoreLess
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