Studien zur Histogenese des tuberkulösen Granuloms

Roulet, Frédéric

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“…Initial tran sitory leucocytic reactions against larger quantities of mycobac teria and their explanation are well known (4,18,21,25,26,36,37,48). Remarkable and quite unusual is the persistence of a leu cocytic reaction in the shape of small micro-abscesses around mycobacterial agglomerations, in our cases even for several months, and in 2 cases for more than 2 years after vaccination.…”

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Experimental Studies on the Morphology of Vole Bacillus Infection in Cattle, with a Contribution to the Development of So-Called Schaumann Bodies

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Sŭla²

1960

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Experimental Studies on the Morphology of Vole Bacillus Infection in Cattle, with a Contribution to the Development of So-Called Schaumann Bodies

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1960

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“…In this way SABIN and his collaborators showed that the lipoid fractions act as masturation factors for monocytes, epithelioid cells and giant cells, resulting in the formation of tuberculous tissue. As ROULET (1935ROULET ( , 1937 studied by injecting phosphatide in the animals intracutaneously, the amount used was very small, being 1 mg. He used ANDERSON'S so-called A, (phosphatide) which was,purified again.…”

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