1952
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.1.4750.142
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Epidemiology of a Human Case of Bacillary Dysentery Due to Infection by Shigella Flexneri 103 Z

Abstract: OVARIAN DENERVATION FOR DYSMENORRHOEA MEDICALJONAL fore sometimes be diagnosed as appendicitis. In all cases in which we performed appendicectomy, histological examination of the appendix showed no pathology. In 13 cases previous appendicectomy had produced no change in the symptoms. It therefore seems reasonable to suggest that when appendicectomy is carried out in a young woman, unless the appendix shows definite signs of acute inflammation, bilateral ovarian denervation should also be performed. This necess… Show more

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“…In a colony of 80 monkeys of 18 species, Shigella flexneri epizootic had been introduced by a clinically normal spider monkey shedding the enteric pathogen [16]. The asymptomatic carrier mon key shedding pathogenic bacteria can also serve as a source of infection for man [3,6,15,18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In a colony of 80 monkeys of 18 species, Shigella flexneri epizootic had been introduced by a clinically normal spider monkey shedding the enteric pathogen [16]. The asymptomatic carrier mon key shedding pathogenic bacteria can also serve as a source of infection for man [3,6,15,18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%