Hygiene And Diseases of Warm Climates
Hygiene And Diseases of Warm Climates
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Perstans can be easily diagnosed from F. Diurna or F. Nocturna.
Unfortunately in such preparations the fuchsin stain fades very quickly — in a very few days. If more permanent preparations are desired, weak picrocarmine, or, better still, J per cent, eosin solution may be used. They are to be employed in exactly the same way as the fuchsin stain. They are not suitable for old slides, however, as in such they stain corpuscles and liquor sanguinis as well as parasites, and are not discharged by w...ashing in weak acetic acid.
FILARIA SANGUINIS— DEMONSTRATION, 849 Slides of blood prepared in this way, and stained by eosin, are best mounted in glycerine jelly or Farrant's solution.
A very few minutes are sufficient to thoroughly search such a slide. If no filariae be found, seeing that the slide contains a large quantity of blood, it may be confidently asserted that there are no filariae in the circulation.
I would strongly recommend that an examination of this sort be made in all cases of obscure tropical disease, and that it be systematically practised on all patients admitted into hospitals in Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perstans can be easily diagnosed from F. Diurna or F. Nocturna.
Unfortunately in such preparations the fuchsin stain fades very quickly — in a very few days. If more permanent preparations are desired, weak picrocarmine, or, better still, J per cent, eosin solution may be used. They are to be employed in exactly the same way as the fuchsin stain. They are not suitable for old slides, however, as in such they stain corpuscles and liquor sanguinis as well as parasites, and are not discharged by w...ashing in weak acetic acid.
FILARIA SANGUINIS— DEMONSTRATION, 849 Slides of blood prepared in this way, and stained by eosin, are best mounted in glycerine jelly or Farrant's solution.
A very few minutes are sufficient to thoroughly search such a slide. If no filariae be found, seeing that the slide contains a large quantity of blood, it may be confidently asserted that there are no filariae in the circulation.
I would strongly recommend that an examination of this sort be made in all cases of obscure tropical disease, and that it be systematically practised on all patients admitted into hospitals in Fig.
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