These con'espond, pre- sumably, to those described by many observers in a variety of experi- mental intoxications, and seen by Babes (1) in typhoid and in other experimental infections to contain the organism used for inoculation. If present in large nmnbers such appearances may be significant.
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A STUDY OF THE SPINAL CORD BY NISSL'S METHOD IN TYPHOID FEVER AND IN EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION WITH THE TYPHOID BACILLUS.
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