1943
Causes of Infantile Summer Diarrhea
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“…This type of analysis, however, eliminates the possibility of noting the relative concentrations of the different Salmonella types. Hormaeche (1943) lias stated "... In the case of mixed infections, it is sometimes impossible to decide the respective part played by each of the bacteria found in stools or elsewhere, and we can offer no explanation for the amazing fact that sometimes we isolated five and even ten different Salmonella types from the same child.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This type of analysis, however, eliminates the possibility of noting the relative concentrations of the different Salmonella types. Hormaeche (1943) lias stated "... In the case of mixed infections, it is sometimes impossible to decide the respective part played by each of the bacteria found in stools or elsewhere, and we can offer no explanation for the amazing fact that sometimes we isolated five and even ten different Salmonella types from the same child.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…S. montevideo was first isolated and described by Hormaeche and Salsamendi (1936) and Hormaeche and Peluffo (1936) in South America; they obtained strains from both human and animal material, including mesenteric glands of healthy pigs. Schiff and Saphra (1940) in U.S.A. found a strain in faeces of a patient with gastro-enteritis; Kauffmann (1941) recorded cultures isolated in Denmark and in Tel-Aviv.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Picking and identifying large numbers of suspicious colonies from a selective agar This is the most usual method of examining specimens containing multiple serotypes. It has worked well in the hands of Hormaeche et al (1943) and Juenker (1957). It is also applicable to the isolation of multiple phage-types of S. paratyphi B from a single patient (Sloan, Wilson & Wright, 1960 In our earlier work on the isolation of salmonellas from imported crushed bone we used this method, picking colonies to the water of condensation of small agar slopes in bijou bottles.…”
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confidence: 97%
