Abstract:From time to time, over a period of many years, we have recovered from the feces of infants and children, from fecallycontaminated surgical wounds, from a decubitus ulcer, and from post-mortem cultures from the heart blood, peritoneal and pleural fluids in adults, a species of anaerobic bacillus whose close resemblance to the "Kopfchenbacterien" or Escherich was finally pointed out by Hall and O'Toole (1935) and whose identity with the Bacillus paraputrificus of Bienstock was shown by Hall and Snyder (1934).In… Show more
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