Handbook of Medical Entomology
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P. McCalla and Dr. H. A. Brereton, in 1905. These investigators transmitted the disease from man to man in two experiments. "The tick was obtained 'from the chest of a man very ill with spotted fever' and Ticks and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever of Man 227 'applied to the arm of a man who had been in the hospital for two months and a half, and had lost both feet from gangrene due to freezing. ' On the eighth day the patient became very ill and passed through a mild course of spotted fever, leavin...g a characteristic eruption. The experiment was repeated by placing the tick on a woman's leg and she likewise was infected with spotted fever. " The most detailed studies were those of the late Dr. H. T. Ricketts, and it was he who clearly established the tick hypothesis. In the summer of 1906 he found that guinea pigs and monkeys are very susceptible to spotted fever and can readily be infected by inocula- tion of blood from patients suffering from the disease. This opened the way to experimental work on tick transmission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. McCalla and Dr. H. A. Brereton, in 1905. These investigators transmitted the disease from man to man in two experiments. "The tick was obtained 'from the chest of a man very ill with spotted fever' and Ticks and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever of Man 227 'applied to the arm of a man who had been in the hospital for two months and a half, and had lost both feet from gangrene due to freezing. ' On the eighth day the patient became very ill and passed through a mild course of spotted fever, leavin...g a characteristic eruption. The experiment was repeated by placing the tick on a woman's leg and she likewise was infected with spotted fever. " The most detailed studies were those of the late Dr. H. T. Ricketts, and it was he who clearly established the tick hypothesis. In the summer of 1906 he found that guinea pigs and monkeys are very susceptible to spotted fever and can readily be infected by inocula- tion of blood from patients suffering from the disease. This opened the way to experimental work on tick transmission.
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