Nuclein Therapy, 1900: Its Rationale, Methods and Result, Clinical Reports Which Ascribe Reparative Power of a High Order to This New Remedial Agent; ... With Increased Experience (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from Nuclein Therapy, 1900: Its Rationale, Methods and Result, Clinical Reports Which Ascribe Reparative Power of a High Order to This New Remedial Agent; The Scope of Its Application Constantly Widening With Increased Experience

Of the seventy, seventeen (243 per cent.) have been con tinuously free from the bacillus for from one month to two and one-half years, so far as can be determined from the sputum; i.e., either there has been during this time no sputum to examine or that examined has failed to reveal the bacillus. To the best of my knowledge, another (no. 47) has been free from the bacillus for more than a year, and another (no. 29) has been free from the bacillus with the exception of a short time, and still another (no. 24) was free when last examined. Twenty (28? Per cent.) were still infected at the last examination. Of these, sixteen have been apparently improved by the treatment. It should be stated that none of these were hospital cases. I was not able to control their diet. Most of them were not rich, and had only inexpensive food. The hygienic conditions under which many of them have lived have not been satisfactory.

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