The Wassermann Test
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OTHER MODIFI- CATIONS OF THE WAS- SERMANN TEST.
The technic of the writer's modification of the Wasser- raann test was first fully published in 1913, in Bulletin No. 3, War Department, Office of the Surgeon General, entitled Studies in Syphilis, by Charles F. Craig, Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. Army and Henry J. Nichols, Cap- tain, Medical Corps, U. S. A. The method has been used by the writer since 1910 with success and since 1913 it has been the standard method adopted in nearly all of the l...arge army laboratories, and has been recommended for use in all army laboratories by Lieut. Col. Vedder, of the Medical Corps, who has devised special apparatus for use with the method. It is a modification of both the original Wasser- mann method and of that of Noguchi, following Wasser- mann in using an extract of foetal syphilitic liver as one antigen and in inactivating the patient's blood serum, and Noguchi in using a human hemolytic system instead of the sheep system.
This modification of the Wassermann test has been so thoroughly tried iii the army, and so many thousands of tests have been made with it, that there is no question of its accuracy and value in the diagnosis of syphilis.
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OTHER MODIFI- CATIONS OF THE WAS- SERMANN TEST.
The technic of the writer's modification of the Wasser- raann test was first fully published in 1913, in Bulletin No. 3, War Department, Office of the Surgeon General, entitled Studies in Syphilis, by Charles F. Craig, Captain, Medical Corps, U. S. Army and Henry J. Nichols, Cap- tain, Medical Corps, U. S. A. The method has been used by the writer since 1910 with success and since 1913 it has been the standard method adopted in nearly all of the l...arge army laboratories, and has been recommended for use in all army laboratories by Lieut. Col. Vedder, of the Medical Corps, who has devised special apparatus for use with the method. It is a modification of both the original Wasser- mann method and of that of Noguchi, following Wasser- mann in using an extract of foetal syphilitic liver as one antigen and in inactivating the patient's blood serum, and Noguchi in using a human hemolytic system instead of the sheep system.
This modification of the Wassermann test has been so thoroughly tried iii the army, and so many thousands of tests have been made with it, that there is no question of its accuracy and value in the diagnosis of syphilis.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Franklin Craig to read onlineMoreLess
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