1934
DOI: 10.1007/bf02249401
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Über die ätiologische Bedeutung der Paracolibacillen bei enteralen Erkrankungen im Säuglings- und späteren Kindesalter

Abstract: Einleitung.Scit dcr Entdcckung des Colibacillus als Erreger der kindlichen Pyurie durch Escherich haben sehr zablreiehe Untersuchungen sich mit der /~tiologischen Bedeutung desselben Ifir die S/~uglingsdarmst6rungen befaBt. W/~hrend_ aber Escherich als Ursache der Darmst6rungen vor allem eine Infektion mit dem Colibacillus yon auBen her annahm, vertrat Moro die Anschauung, dab die S~uglingstoxikosen durch eine endogene Infektion verursacht werden. Er konnte durch Untersuchungen bei toten Kindcrn naehweisen, da… Show more

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“…BECAUSE known fecal pathogens fail to ferment lactose, investigators are predisposed to regard late lactose fermenters with suspicion. Consequently many workers have recorded a paracolon bacillus as the causal organism of the disease manifested by the patient (Castellani, 1912(Castellani, , 1914(Castellani, , 1917Spaar, 1915 ;Lurie, 1916 ;Castellani and Chalmers, 1920 ;Hassmann and Herzmann, 1934 ;Hassmann, 1935 ;Kriiger, 1941). Since all non-lactose-fermenting colonies must be investigated in cultures from patients with enteritis, it is not surprising that the literature on paracolons in association with authentic cases of dysentery is considerable (Fildes, 1917 ;Dean et al, 1917 ;Dobell et al, 1918 ;Sandiford, 1935 ;Adams and Atwood, 1944).…”
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“…BECAUSE known fecal pathogens fail to ferment lactose, investigators are predisposed to regard late lactose fermenters with suspicion. Consequently many workers have recorded a paracolon bacillus as the causal organism of the disease manifested by the patient (Castellani, 1912(Castellani, , 1914(Castellani, , 1917Spaar, 1915 ;Lurie, 1916 ;Castellani and Chalmers, 1920 ;Hassmann and Herzmann, 1934 ;Hassmann, 1935 ;Kriiger, 1941). Since all non-lactose-fermenting colonies must be investigated in cultures from patients with enteritis, it is not surprising that the literature on paracolons in association with authentic cases of dysentery is considerable (Fildes, 1917 ;Dean et al, 1917 ;Dobell et al, 1918 ;Sandiford, 1935 ;Adams and Atwood, 1944).…”
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