Ergebnisse Der Hygiene Bakteriologie Immunitätsforschung Und Experimentellen Therapie 1925
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-92404-0_3
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Über Kältehämoglobinurie

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“…This is particularly interesting in view of what occurs when a patient spontaneously has a paroxysm. The actual time during which the PROTOCOL 1 December 7,1922. Patient L. 0.…”
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“…This is particularly interesting in view of what occurs when a patient spontaneously has a paroxysm. The actual time during which the PROTOCOL 1 December 7,1922. Patient L. 0.…”
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“…Patient F. V. Blood drawn from arm vein; one portion was allowed to clot at room temperature; serum separated as soon as clot had formed and test set up at once; a second portion was citrated and used for the preparation of the red cell suspension. Control Another question upon which discordant results have been reported (6,7) is the possible effect of CO2 either as a substitute for chilling or as an auxilliary factor in bringing about union of the hemolysin and the red cells. The experiments I have done with CO2 were entirely negative (8).…”
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“…Old serum 4 The experiments performed were identical with those described under "heat-inactivated serum" and the results were the same, i.e., marked hemolysis occurred only when the cells were tapped in the cold.…”
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“…There is for instance not yet a definite explanation for the occur- Mention may also be made of the autohemagglutinins found in infections with protozoa and of autohemolysins (paroxysmal hemoglobinuria), apparently specific (20,21) for human blood in cases of syphilis, though this phenomenon is rarely met with. Perhaps these observations may be indicative of an autoimmunization.…”
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