 Among the 90 cases there were 24 in which the patients were bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and the wounds were not cauterized or treated in any way likely to have prevented the action of the virus...  Weekly Medical Review - Side 1231887Fuld visning - Om denne bog
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1887 - 676 sider
...to whom any useful facts were known. x Among the 90 cases there were 24 in which the patients were bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and...way likely to have prevented the action of the virus ; there were 31 in which there was no clear evidence that the dog was rabid ; others in which the bite,... | |
 | 1887 - 810 sider
...patients are given in an appendix; they appear to consist of a fair average set of cases; in 31 instanees there was no reliable evidence that the dog was rabid;...8 would have died if the inoculations had not been practiced. This is the most precious evidence obtained by the Committee, but it would be difficult... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - 1887 - 352 sider
...pathology." The committee investigated ninety cases treated by Pasteur. Of this number, twenty-four had been bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and the wounds were not cauterized, nor otherwise treated in any way likely to have prevented the action of the virus. Of thirty-one that... | |
 | John Michels (Journalist) - 1887 - 470 sider
...pathology." The committee investigated ninety cases treated by Pasteur. Of this number, twenty-four had been bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and the wounds were not cauterized, nor otherwise treated in any way likely to have prevented the action of the virus. Of thirty-one that... | |
 | 1887 - 532 sider
...appear to consist of a fair average set of cases; in 31 instances there was no reliable evidence tliat the dog was rabid, in others the bites were inflicted...or treated in any way likely to have prevented the virus. None ol these 90 persons have died of hydrophobia, rhe Committee estimates that 8 would have... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1887 - 776 sider
...surgeons to whom any useful facts were known.1 Among the 90 cases there were 24 in which the patients were bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and...way likely to have prevented the action of the virus ; there were 31 in which there was no clear evidence that the dog was rabid ; others in which the bite,... | |
 | 1887 - 304 sider
...the bites were inflicted through clothes ; but in 24 the wounds were on exposed parts and were not treated " in any way likely to have prevented the action of the virus." They estimate that of these 8 would have died but for the treatment, while actually there has been... | |
 | 1895 - 1398 sider
...use*ul facts were known.* Among the ninety cases there were twenty-four in vhich the patients were bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and...way likely to have prevented the action of the virus ; there were thirty-one in which there was no clear evidence that the dog was rabid ; others in which... | |
 | Thomas Stevenson - 1898 - 1040 sider
...useful facts were known. ' Among the ninety cases there were twenty-four in which the patients were bitten on naked parts by undoubtedly rabid dogs, and the wounds were not cauterised or treated in any way likely to have prevented the action of the virus ; there were thirty-one... | |
 | 1887 - 400 sider
...are given in an appendix ; they appear to consist of a fair average set of cases ; in 31 instances there was no reliable evidence that the dog was rabid,...it would be difficult to over-estimate its value. The other statistics given are of a kind with which we are already familiar ; taking the whole series... | |
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