The Principles And Practice of Hydrotherapy a Guide to the Application of Water
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The ideal treatment must, therefore, consist of some method by which these buried organisms can be reached and destroyed in situ. Early in our studies of Amceba dysenteries it was discovered that when the specimen stools on the slides on which they were being examined cooled off below a temperature of about 70 F. , the motility of the amoebae was lost and could not be restored ; this fact suggested that if the temperature of the parts containing these organisms could be reduced considerably bel...ow this degree, the amoebae could be destroyed and their infecting and reproductive powers would be eliminated. The application of cold to the intestinal mucous membrane through prolonged douches seemed to offer a solution of the question. At first such remedies as krameria, ichthyol, bichloride of mercury, and nitrate of silver were introduced into the cold douches, but one after another was discarded, as it was found that simple cold water served every pur- pose in destroying the amcebce. " The practical nature of this author's essay is evidenced by his rec- ommendation to use a glass reservoir in preference to the fountain syringe, because the former may be filled with cracked ice and kept very cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ideal treatment must, therefore, consist of some method by which these buried organisms can be reached and destroyed in situ. Early in our studies of Amceba dysenteries it was discovered that when the specimen stools on the slides on which they were being examined cooled off below a temperature of about 70 F. , the motility of the amoebae was lost and could not be restored ; this fact suggested that if the temperature of the parts containing these organisms could be reduced considerably bel...ow this degree, the amoebae could be destroyed and their infecting and reproductive powers would be eliminated. The application of cold to the intestinal mucous membrane through prolonged douches seemed to offer a solution of the question. At first such remedies as krameria, ichthyol, bichloride of mercury, and nitrate of silver were introduced into the cold douches, but one after another was discarded, as it was found that simple cold water served every pur- pose in destroying the amcebce. " The practical nature of this author's essay is evidenced by his rec- ommendation to use a glass reservoir in preference to the fountain syringe, because the former may be filled with cracked ice and kept very cold.
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