Noguchi’s media for the cultivation of Spirochætes and Treponemata are

described on pp. 123, 125. Hata’s modification is discussed on p. 126.

Bass’s glucose-blood medium for the cultivation of malarial parasites

is described on pp. 170–172. It has also been used successfully for the

cultivation of _Piroplasma_ or _Babesia_ (_see_ p. 172).

III.--BRIEF NOTES ON GENERAL PROTOZOOLOGICAL TECHNIQUE.

The object of this book is to give accounts of the structure and

life-histories of the numerous parasitic organisms that affect man

more particularly. It is, therefore, inappropriate to devote much

space to a consideration of technique, regarding which many volumes

have already been written. Methods of procedure are largely matters of

opinion, and the technique that gives brilliant results when used by

one investigator may be a complete failure in the hands of another. In

the present appendix, brief notes regarding certain relatively simple

methods only can be given, because the number of fixatives in use is

very great; there are also large numbers of stains as well as many

modifications of them, while the methods of applying both fixatives

and stains are, perhaps, still more numerous. There are so many, in

fact, that confusion frequently arises from the multiplicity of choice

presented to the worker. Those desiring more information on the subject

of technique are advised to consult the treatises of Bolles Lee[1280]

and of Langeron.[1281]

[1280] “The Microtomist’s Vade Mecum” (7th edition, 1913). London: J.

and A. Churchill.

[1281] “Précis de Microscopie” (1913). Paris: Masson et Cie.

Fresh Material.

(_a_) _Simple Examination._

_Fluid Substances, such as Blood and Sputum._--A small quantity of

the substance to be examined is taken on a sterile platinum loop and

transferred to a perfectly clean glass slide. A clean cover-slip

is gently lowered on to the drop, air bubbles being avoided. The

preparation is luted with vaseline or paraffin and examined first with

a low power and then with a high power objective. The light is cut down

by partly closing the diaphragm of the substage of the microscope.

_Skin Ulcers and Similar Sores._--Scrapings are made from the edge of

the sore, mixed with sterile physiological salt solution, and prepared

and examined as above.

_Fæces._--A small portion of fæces, or flakes of mucus (which may be

blood-stained) from the same, is removed on a sterile platinum loop,

spread out thinly after dilution, if necessary, with physiological salt

solution on a slide, covered and examined as before.

Alternatively, hanging drop preparations of blood, ulcerative tissue,

or fæces, appropriately diluted if necessary with sodium citrate or

physiological salt solution, may be made on a cover-slip, which is

inverted over a slide with a well in it. The cover-slip is then luted

and examined.

For the elucidation of the developmental processes of such organisms

as trypanosomes, spirochætes and piroplasms, fresh preparations may

be often kept under observation longer by the use of a thermostat,

maintained at or near blood heat, in which the microscope is inserted.

(_b_) _Intra vitam Staining of fresh Preparations._

_Intra vitam_ staining is of service on some occasions, more

particularly for the study of the nucleus and other chromatoid

substances of the living organism. Two methods are in common use. In

the first case, the stain, employed usually in very dilute solution,

is mixed with the medium containing the organism. The latter takes up

some of the stain, the amount of coloration depending on the organism

concerned and on the stain employed.

The commoner _intra vitam_ stains are pure, medicinal (zinc-free)

methylene blue and neutral red, used in aqueous solutions. A solution

of methylene blue of 1 per 1,000 of water may be tried, while neutral

red in the proportion of 1 per 3,000 parts of water has proved of

service.

The second method of vital colouring consists in placing a drop of

1 per cent. solution of methylene blue on a slide or cover-slip,

slightly spreading it, and allowing it to dry. The living organism is

then placed in a drop of saline on the prepared slide or cover-slip,

which is then mounted and examined under the microscope. Progressive

staining of the organism occurs and its internal structure can be seen.

A similar procedure may be followed for neutral red. _Intra vitam_

staining is useful for relatively large and easily deformed protozoa

such as ciliates, as well as for amœbæ and flagellata of the gut.

When examining very actively motile organisms, it is sometimes useful

to endeavour to restrict their movements by adding a little gum or

gelatine to the medium.

(_c_) _Examination by aid of the Paraboloid Condenser._

The use of one of the dark-ground illuminators (so-called

ultra-microscopes) is of service for the detection of minute living

organisms or of organisms present in small numbers only. The forms of

paraboloid condenser manufactured by the firms of Zeiss and Leitz can

be recommended. For details of their methods of employment, reference

should be made to the leaflets of the firms supplying the said

instruments. By the use of the paraboloid condenser, the finer details

of certain stages of life-cycles, such as the formation of granules in

spirochætes and treponemata, can be observed more readily than by using

the ordinary substage of the microscope. The use of the paraboloid

condenser for the detection of small numbers of living organisms

renders it of value for rapid diagnostic purposes.

Stained Material.

Fuller accounts of the technique of fixed and stained material will be

found in Bolles Lee and in Langeron, already mentioned.

_Thin Films._--For the examination of blood-inhabiting Protozoa, it

is necessary to make first thin films or smears of blood. There are

many ways of doing this, and opinions differ as to their respective

merits. A simple method is to take a straight surgical needle about

2 in. long, the eye of which has been removed, and a clean glass slide.

The patient’s skin is pricked, and when the bead of blood reaches the

size of a small pin’s head, the slide is applied to the surface of the

blood, about 1/3 in. from the far (left-hand) end of the slide. The

shaft of the needle is laid across the drop of blood, which spreads

between the slide and the needle. The latter is drawn evenly along the

slide towards the right. The film is dried by waving it in the air. The

film should possess a straight edge parallel with that of the slide and

should be as uniform and thin as possible. Another glass slide may be

used as a spreader, or a cover-slip or thin glass rod may be employed.

_Thick Films._--These are of service in detecting malarial parasites

or trypanosomes, especially when the parasites are few. The method

of Ross, or a modification thereof, has been much used. A small drop

of fresh blood is spread evenly and quickly with a needle-point

over a square area somewhat less than that of an ordinary square

cover-glass. The blood is allowed to dry. The film is then carefully

dehæmoglobinized in water in which there is a trace of acetic acid.

The dehæmoglobinizing fluid is then carefully drained off and the

film again dried. It is fixed in absolute alcohol and stained with

Romanowsky’s solution. A cubic millimetre of blood divided into

quarters may be thus dehæmoglobinized and stained. The parasites in

such a cubic millimetre of blood may be counted. Such a procedure was

followed by R. Ross and D. Thomson,[1282] in determining the periodic

variation of the numbers of trypanosomes in the blood of a patient, as

mentioned and figured on pp. 78 and 79.

[1282] _Proc. Roy. Soc._, B, lxxxii, p. 411.

* * * * *

For cytological details of various Protozoa, thin film preparations on

cover-slips or slides are often useful. Cover-slip preparations are

preferable, unless the organisms under investigation are extremely

scanty. The medium containing the organisms, such as blood, lymph,

intestinal contents, sputum, scrapings of ulcers, and urine, is spread

thinly, either alone or diluted with a little physiological salt

solution, on the cover-slip. Fixation while still _wet_ is necessary.

Various methods are employed.

*Fixatives.*--A useful procedure is to fix the wet film by exposure to

4 per cent. osmic acid vapour for ten to thirty seconds, then place in

absolute alcohol for five minutes to harden. Grade down from absolute

alcohol through 90 per cent., 70 per cent., 50 per cent., and 30 per

cent. alcohols to water. Stain wet with a suitable stain such as

hæmatoxylin, and gradually dehydrate by grading through the necessary

strengths of alcohol, clear in xylol or other oily clearing medium and

mount in Canada balsam.

Other fixatives may be employed, such as are also useful for fixing

pieces of tissue for sectioning. Films or smears on cover-slips while

_still wet_ are floated on the surface of the fixative in a watch

glass. Some good fixatives of wide application are:--

_Schaudinn’s Fluid._--This consists of a mixture of

Saturated aqueous solution of corrosive sublimate 2 volumes

Absolute alcohol 1 volume

Two modifications of Schaudinn’s formula may be found useful. A

saturated solution of corrosive sublimate in physiological salt

solution may be substituted for the aqueous one, and the addition of a

few drops of glacial acetic acid to either of the preceding mixtures

may be made.

Some workers prefer to use hot fixatives, raised to a temperature of

about 50° C.

Fixation by corrosive sublimate solutions must be followed by thorough

removal of the mercury salt by washing repeatedly in 30 per cent.

alcohol or with iodine-alcohol.

_Bouin’s Fluid_, or modifications thereof, is also very useful for wet

fixation. Bouin’s picro-formol solution consists of:--

Saturated aqueous solution of picric acid 30 volumes

Formalin, 40 per cent. 10 "

Acetic acid, glacial 2 "

The best-known modification is one due to Duboscq and Brasil, and often

known as _Bouin-Duboscq Fluid_. Its formula is as follows:--

Alcohol, 80 per cent. 150 c.c.

Formalin, 40 per cent. 60 "

Acetic acid, glacial 15 "

Picric acid 1 grm.

Thorough washing of the smear or cover-slip preparation with 70 per

cent. alcohol until the yellow colour disappears is necessary to remove

excess of fixative.

Other fixatives, which may be of use, more especially for fixing

small pieces of tissue for sectioning, are the solutions of Flemming

(chromo-aceto-osmic acids) and of Zenker (sublimate-bichromate-acetic,

with sodium sulphate).

Regarding the time of fixation, there is much difference of opinion.

Usually, exposure to or contact with the fixative for five minutes

is sufficient in the case of films or smears. Material for sections

should be cut into small cubic pieces, of a thickness of about 5 mm.

(1/5 in.). One or two hours should be sufficient time for the fixation

of such pieces of tissue, though some, as Langeron, prefer a longer

time of fixation. On the other hand, Gustav Mann[1283] recommends a

short fixation period. The excess of fixative should be thoroughly

washed out of the tissue in the manner appropriate to the particular

fixative used. If it is desired to keep the tissue for some time before

sectioning and staining, it should be transferred to 70 per cent.

alcohol.

[1283] “Physiological Histology,” 1902, Clarendon Press, Oxford.

When fluid fixatives are employed, large quantities of the fixing media

are necessary. The volume of the fixative should be at least ten to

twenty times that of the object, and the latter should be suspended

in the middle of the fixative. The tissue should be fixed as soon as

possible after the death of the host.

For sectioning tissue parasitized by Protozoa, embedding in paraffin

is generally recommended. Microtome sections should not, if possible,

exceed 5 µ in thickness. Details of special procedures must be sought

in larger works.

*Staining.*--Here, as with fixatives, much choice is presented. The

various modifications of the Romanowsky stain have aided greatly in

the detection of various Protozoa parasitic in the blood. Such stains,

however, leave something to be desired in the revealing of finer

cytological details. Other stains, more especially the hæmatoxylins,

must be employed for cytological purposes.

Formulæ of some of the principal Romanowsky and hæmatoxylin stains may

now be given.

The underlying principle of the _Romanowsky Stain_ is the reaction

between alkaline methylene blue and eosin, forming the so-called

eosinate of methylene blue which stains chromatin purplish-red. A

solution of medicinal methylene blue after having been subjected to the

action of an alkali, such as sodium carbonate, becomes partly converted

into certain derivatives, the chief of which are methylene azure

and methylene violet. These substances are also present in matured

polychrome methylene blue.

The formula of a _slightly modified Romanowsky Stain_ which gives

excellent results is given below:--

Two stock solutions are required--

Solution A.--Methylene blue, pure medicinal 1·0 grm.

Sodium carbonate 0·5 "

Water 100·0 c.c.

Keep in a warm incubator for two or three days, until the solution is

distinctly purple in colour. It improves with age.

Solution B.--Eosin, water soluble, extra B.A. 1·0 grm.

Water 1,000·0 c.c.

This solution must be kept in the dark, in dark-tinted

(amber-coloured) bottles, as unfortunately it is decolorized by light.

Before use each stock solution must be diluted. Thus, make up 5 c.c.

of each stock solution to 100 c.c. by adding distilled water. For

staining, 1 volume of solution A is added to 2 or 3 volumes of

solution B. Mix thoroughly by shaking, pour the mixture over the film,

previously fixed in absolute alcohol, and stain for ten to fifteen

minutes. Wash carefully in running water, then dry. The cytoplasm of a

protozoan parasite will be stained blue, the chromatin purplish-red and

vacuoles or very tenuous protoplasm will remain colourless.

The exact proportions of solutions A and B, which must be mixed

together, should be determined by experiment. Freshly mixed stain must

be used on each occasion.

_Leishman’s Stain_ is the precipitate resulting from the interaction

of alkaline methylene blue and eosin. The washed and dried precipitate

is collected and dissolved in pure methyl alcohol, which acts as a

fixative; 0·015 grm. of Leishman powder may be dissolved in 10 c.c.

of methyl alcohol for staining films. The film is covered with the

solution for one minute, twice the volume of water is then added and

mixed with the stain on the slide. The staining is then continued for

five to ten minutes, and the film is finally washed with water.

_Giemsa’s Stain._--This should be procured ready made. Azure II is a

mixture of methylene azure and methylene blue. (Methylene azure is

sometimes known as Giemsa’s Azure I.) The formula given by Giemsa

himself in 1912 is:--

Azure II-eosin 3·0 grm.

Azure II 0·8 "

Glycerine, pure 125·0 "

Methyl alcohol, pure 375·0 "

The film is first fixed in absolute alcohol. The proportion of stain

usually used is one drop of stain to 1 c.c. of water. Stain for about

ten minutes and then wash in water.

The details of the application of the Giemsa stain to films fixed wet

and to sections must be sought in larger works on technique. These

works should also be consulted for information regarding the use of

Pappenheim’s Panchrome mixture.

* * * * *

There are numerous formulae of stains containing ripened _Hæmatoxylin_

or its essential principle, _Hæmatein_. A mordant is necessary, one of

the alums being usually employed. The mordant may be included as an

ingredient in the staining mixture, or it may be used separately as in

the case of the so-called iron-hæmatoxylins, wherein ferric ammonium

alum is used separately and is followed by staining with hæmatoxylin

or hæmatein. A few of these stains of general application may now be

mentioned.

_Delafield’s (or Grenachier’s) Hæmatoxylin._

Hæmatoxylin crystals 4 grm.

Absolute alcohol 25 c.c.

Saturated aqueous solution of ammonia-alum 400 "

Mix these ingredients, and leave exposed to light and air for three

to four days. Filter and add--

Glycerine 100 c.c.

Methyl alcohol 100 "

Allow the mixture to stand until the colour is sufficiently deep,

then filter and place in a stoppered bottle. The solution should be

allowed to ripen for at least two months before use. Dilute aqueous

solutions of the stain are of service for films and for sections. A

trace of acetic acid may be added at the moment of use, for sharp

differentiation.

Ehrlich’s acid hæmatoxylin, Mayer’s hæmalum, and Mayer’s glychæmalum

are also useful. Their formulæ will be found in larger works.

The chief _Iron-Hæmatoxylin Stain_ is that devised by Heidenhain.

Unfortunately the procedure involved is a long one, and various

modifications have been made to obviate this disadvantage. Hæmatein may

be used instead of ripened hæmatoxylin.

One efficacious modification of Heidenhain’s stain is that of

_Rosenbusch_. The smear or tissue, after fixation, must be graded

downwards through the alcohols to water. Mordant for one and a half

hours in a 3-1/2 per cent. aqueous solution of ferric ammonium

sulphate. Stain for about three minutes in 1 per cent. solution of ripe

hæmatoxylin or hæmatein in absolute or 96 per cent. alcohol, to which

a drop of saturated aqueous solution of lithium carbonate, sufficient

to produce a wine-red colour, has been added. Differentiate under the

microscope with a very dilute solution of the ferric ammonium sulphate.

Wash, gradually dehydrate, clear and mount in balsam. It must be

remarked that iron-hæmatoxylin is a regressive stain, hence great care

must be exercised in differentiating with the iron alum.

_Gentian Violet._--A 1 per cent. alcoholic solution of gentian violet,

or of methyl violet, or of crystal violet, will be found useful for

staining spirochætes.

_Methyl Green._--This substance is considered to be a chromatin stain,

for either fresh or perhaps recently fixed tissues. A concentrated

aqueous solution contains about 1 per cent. of the stain. This should

be added to a 1 per cent. solution of acetic acid. It may be used for

demonstrating the nuclei of ciliates.

* * * * *

In conclusion it is essential to remember that the actual magnification

of figures of Protozoa should be given, and not merely the combination

of objective and ocular that has been used, for unless the tube-length

and distance of the drawing board from the ocular be also given, it

is not possible to compute the magnification from such information.

Drawings should always be made with the aid of a camera lucida, drawing

prism or other form of projection apparatus.

APPENDIX ON TREMATODA AND NEMATODA.

BY

J. W. W. STEPHENS, M.D., B.C., D.P.H.

TREMATODA.

*Artyfechinostomum sufrartyfex*, Clayton Lane, 1915.--Leiper thinks

this may be the same as _Echinostoma malayanum_, Leiper, 1911, which

species Odhner assigns to the genus Euparyphium.

*Metagonimus* (_Yokogawa_) *yokogawai* occurs in dogs in Shanghai.

Encysted cercariæ probably in the perch.

*Opisthorchis sp.*--Skin covered with spines. Gut forks almost reach

end of body. Œsophagus two to three times length of pharynx. Ovary

multilobed. Ovary and testes in posterior fourth of body. Vitellaria

end opposite the ovary. Distinguished from _O. felineus_ by presence of

spines and lobed ovary; from _O. pseudofelineus_ and _O. noverca_ by

the lobed ovary, and by the fact that the yolk glands do not extend as

far as the anterior testis. It agrees with Poirier’s description of _O.

viverrini_ in the Indian civet cat, but whether this species has spines

on the cuticle is not known.

_Habitat._--Man in Chiengmai (Malay States). Fifteen per cent. of

prisoners in the jail showed the ova of this species in their fæces.

Schistosome cercariæ.

*Schistosome cercariæ* belong to the furcocercous division of the

_Distomata_ cercariæ.

Distomata cercariæ.

_Body_ without a floating membrane. Tail absent, or if present not

cleft to the base. Mouth anterior, gut forked. Oral sucker present.

Ventral sucker near middle of body. Eyes generally absent.

Group *Fercocercous cercariæ*.

Cercariæ single (not in colonies). Tail forked at its end.

Family. *Schistosomidæ.*

Pharynx absent.

*Cercaria bilharzia*, Leiper, 1915.

Pigment spots (eyes) anterior to ventral sucker absent, cuticular keel

on forks of tail absent.

In _Bullinus_ sp. and _Planorbis boissyi_ in Egypt, (?) in _Physopsis

africana_, South Africa. Adult form, _Schistosoma hæmatobium_.

*Cercaria bilharziella*, Leiper, 1915.

Cuticular keel on tail forks present. Pigment spots (eyes) in front of

ventral sucker present.

In _Planorbis boissyi_ and _P. mareoticus_, and in _Melania_ sp. Adult

form (?).

For characters of numerous other cercariæ which occur in fresh water

molluscs _see_ “Die Susswasserfauna Deutschlands,” Max Lühe, H. 17

(Gustav Fischer, Jena, 1909).

The characters of _Cercaria japonica_ of _S. japonicum_ in the mollusc

_Katayama nosophora_ and of _C. mansoni_ have still to be defined.

*Schistosoma mansoni*, Sambon, 1907.

The evidence appears to be strong that terminal-spined eggs are not

found in the West Indies, and that therefore the lateral-spined eggs

found in fæces there belong probably to _S. mansoni_. If this be true,

then the egg described by Stephens and Christophers in man in India

probably also belongs to another species of Schistosome.

NEMATODA.

*Ancylostomiasis.*--Treatment: (1) _Oleum chenopodii_ (U.S.P.), dose

♏ x to ♏ xv on a lump of sugar, three doses at two-hourly intervals,

preceded and followed by a purge. It is cheap, not unpleasant to take,

and non-toxic. Effective also against _Ascaris lumbricoides_.

(2) Milk of the higueron _Ficus laurifolia_. A spoonful in milk, three

times daily for three days followed by a purge. Described as a harmless

but very successful form of treatment.

*Ground-itch.*--Completely cured in a few days by a 3 per cent.

solution of salicylic acid in ethyl alcohol. Apply for five minutes

twice daily.

*Ascaris lumbricoides* can be kept alive for twelve days in Kronecker’s

solution; NaOH 0·069 grammes, normal saline 1,000 c.c.

Eggs are laid and develop in about a fortnight at ordinary room

temperature. At 70° C. they are readily killed.

*Filariasis.*--Dutcher and Whitmarsh have cultivated from the blood

and from the exudation fluids of cases of filariasis (elephantiasis,

lymphangitis, etc.), in about sixteen cases, a bacillus resembling _B.

subtilis_. Controls were negative. They propose the name _Bacillus

lymphangiticus_ for this organism, and they believe it to be the cause

of the diseases grouped under the designation “filariasis.”

*Oncocerca volvulus.*--_Unsheathed_ embryos (indistinguishable from

those taken from the uterus of this worm) have been found in lymphatic

glands and in the blood (if considerable pressure is used so as to

squeeze out lymph at the time of taking the finger blood, otherwise

none occurs in the specimens). The measurements in dried films are:

Nerve ring 23·7 per cent. of length; G1 cell 69·6 per cent.; end of

last tail cell 96·3 per cent; total length 274·3 µ.

*Strongyloides stercoralis.*--Pathology: They occur in the wall of the

intestine and may be associated with ulceration. They also occur in

lymphatics and blood-vessels.

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MÜHLENS, P., and M. HARTMANN, Zur Kenntnis d. Vaccineerregers, C. f.

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PRÖSCHER, F. Über d. künstl. Züchtung eines “unsichtbaren”

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[_N.B._--The literature, which is very comprehensive, has, up to the

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BETTENDORF, H. Musculatur u. Sinneszell. d. Tremat., Zool. Jahrb.

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BLOCHMANN, F. Die Epithelfrage bei Cestoden u. Trematoden, Hamburg,

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BRAUN, M. Arten d. Gattg. _Clinostomum_, Zool. Jahrb., 1900, Syst.

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-- Trematoden d. Chiroptera, Annal. K. k. naturh. Hofmus., Wien,

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BRUGGE, G. Zur Kenntn. d. Excretionsgefässsyst. d. Cestoden u.

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FISCHOEDER, F. Die Paramphistomiden d. Säugeth., Zool. Jahrb., 1903,

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MACLAREN, W. Beitr. z. Kenntn. einig. Tremat., Jen. Zeitschr. f.

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ROEWER, C. F. Beitr. z. Histogenese v. Cercariaeum helicis, Jen.

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ZIEGLER, H. E. Das Ectoderm d. Plathelminthen, Verh. D. zool. Ges.,

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CONYNGHAM, H. F. A New Trematode of Man, Brit. Med. Journ., 1904, ii,

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SHIPLEY, A. E. _Cladorchis watsoni_ (Conyngham), a Human Parasite

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_Gastrodiscus hominis_ (pp. 236, 237).

GILES, G. M. A Report of an Investigation into the Causes of the

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LEUCKART, R. Die Paras. d. Mensch., 2. Aufl., ii, p. 450, where the

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LEWIS, T. R., and MCCONNEL. A New Parasite Affecting Man, Proc.

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DUFFEK, E. _Dist. hep._ beim Mensch., Wien. klin. Wochenschr., 1902,

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GAIDE, _cf._ under _Clonorchis sinensis_ (p. 787).

GESCHEIDT and AMMON. Die Entoz. d. Auges, Zeitschr. f. Ophth., 1833,

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GREEFF, R. Über d. Vork. v. Würmern im Auge, Arch. f. Augenheilkde.,

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HENNEGUY, L. F. Rech. sur la mode de form, de l’œuf du _Dist. hep._,

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KHOURI, A. Le Halzoun, Arch. de Paras., 1904, ix, 1, p. 78.

KÜCHENMEISTER, F. On Animal and Vegetable Parasites of the Human

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LEUCKART, R. Z. Entw. d. Lebereg., Arch. f. Naturg., 1882, i, p. 80.

LUTZ, A. Lebensgesch. d. _Dist. hep._, C. f. B. u. P., xi, p. 783;

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MALHERBE. Progr. méd., 1898, vii, No. 4.

MARCINOWSKI, K. Das untere Schlundgangl. von. _Dist. hep._, Jen.

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SAITO, S. Beitr. z. Kenntn. d. geogr. Verbr. d. _Dist. hep._, C. f.

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SCHAPER. Die Leberegelkrankheit. d. Schafe, Deutsche Zeitschr. f.

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STILES, C. W. Frogs, Toads and Carp as Eradicators of Fluke Diseases,

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THOMAS, P. The Life-history of the Liver Fluke, Quart. Journ. Micros.

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[_N.B._--A bibliography of cases has been compiled by Davaine (1877),

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LANKESTER, E. Manual of Animal and Vegetable Parasites

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LEIDY, J. On _Distomum hepaticum_, Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci.,

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_Fasciolopsis rathouisi_ (pp. 246, 247).

POIRIER, P. Note sur une nouv. esp. de Dist. paras. de l’homme, Arch.

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_Paragonimus ringeri_ (pp. 249 to 251, 639 and 640).

BAELZ, E. Über paras. Haemopt., Centralbl. f. med. Wiss., 1880,

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JANSON, J. Die bish. in Japan bei Schweinen gef. Paras., Mitt. d.

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KATSURADA, F. Beitr. z. Kenntn. d. _Dist. westerm._, Beitr. z. path.

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KERBERT, C. Zur Trem.-Kenntn., Zool. Anz., 1878, i, p. 271.

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MANSON, P. _Dist. ringeri_, Med. Times and Gaz., 1881, ii, p. 8;

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MIURA, M. Fibr. Tuberkel verurs. durch Parasiteneier, Arch. f. path.

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MONTEL, R. Distomiase pulm. en Cochinchine, Annal. d’ Hyg. et de Méd.

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RAILLIET, A. Paras, des anim. domest. du Japon, Le Natural., 1891,

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STILES, C. W. Notes on Parasites, No. 26; _Dist._ (_Mesogon._)

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States, Vet. Journ., 1894, p. 107.

STILES, C. W., and A. HASSALL. Notes on Parasites, No. 50: A Muscle

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TANIGUCHI. Ein Fall von _Distomum_-Erkrankung des Gehirns mit dem

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WARD, H. B. _Dist. westerm._ in den Vereinigten Staaten, C. f. B. u.

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YAMAGIVA, K. Lungendistomenkrankh. in Japan, Arch. f. path. Anat.,

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_Ophisthorchis felineus_ and _Metorchis truncatus_ (pp. 252 to 255, 261

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ASKANAZY, M. Über Inf. d. Mensch. mit _Dist. felin._ in Ostpreussen

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BRAUN, M. Die Leberdistomen d. Hauskatze u. verw. Arten, C. f. B. u.

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KAMENSKY, G. Not. helm., I, Charkow, 1900.

KHOLODKOWSKY, N. Sur quelq. rar. paras. de l’homme en Russie, Arch.

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RIVOLTA. Sopra una spec. di _Distoma_ nel gatto e nel cane, Giorn.

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WARD, H. B. On _Dist. fel._ in the United States, Vet. Mag., 1895.

-- Notes on Parasites of the Lake Fish: III, On the Structure and the

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WINOGRADOFF, K. Ein neues Dist. a. d. menschl. Leber, Nachr. v. d.

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ZWAARDEMAKER, H. Cirrhosis parasit., Arch. f. path. Anat., 1890, cxx,

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COBBOLD, T. SP. Synopsis of the _Distomidæ_, Journ. Linn. Soc.,

London, 1859, Zool., v, p. 8; Further Observations on Entozoa, with

Experiments, Trans. Linn. Soc., London, 1862; xxiii, p. 349, pl. 33,

figs. 1 and 2.

LEWIS, T. R., and D. CUNNINGHAM. Micros. and Phys. Res., XI Ann. Rep.

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MCCONNELL, J. F. P. On the _Dist. conj._ as a Human Entozoon, Lancet,

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BAELZ, E. Über einige neue Parasiten des Menschen, Berl. klin.

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BLANCHARD, R. Lésions du foie déterm. par la prés. des Douves, Arch.

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COBBOLD, T. SP. The New Human Fluke, Lancet, 1875, ii, p. 423.

GAIDE. De la distomatose hépatique au Tonkin, Ann. d’Hyg. et de

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KATSURADA, F. Beitr. z. Kenntn. d. _Dist. spathulat._, Beitr. z.

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MCGREGOR. A New Form of Paralytic Disease Associated with the

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MOTY. Lésions anat. prod. par le _Dist. sinense_, C. R. Soc. Biol.,

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SAITO, S. Über den Eiinhalt d. Dist. spathul. u. d. morphol.

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_Heterophyes heterophyes_ (pp. 262 to 264).

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SANDWITH, F. M. _Dist. heterophyes_ in a Living Patient, Lancet,

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DICROCŒLIUM DENDRITICUM (pp. 266, 267).

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_Schistosoma hæmatobium_ (pp. 270 to 277 and 641 to 644).

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BEYER, H. G. A Second Chinese Case of Infection with the Asiatic

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KATSURADA, F. _Schistosomum japonicum_, ein neuer menschl. Paras.,

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Méd. Colon., 1906, ix, p. 262.

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1889, xxxii, p. 380.

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*Class III.--Cestodes* (pp. 282 to 359 and 644 to 674).

[An almost complete collection of the literature relating to Cestodes

up to 1895 is to be found in Braun’s monograph on the tapeworms in

Bronn’s “Klassen und Ordnung des Thierreiches,” iv, p. 2; of later

books the following may be mentioned.]

BARTELS, E. _Cysticercus fasciolaris_, Anat., Beitr. zur Entw. und

Umwandl. in _Taenia crassicollis_, Zool. Jahrb. Anat., 1902, xvi,

p. 511.

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BOAS, J. E. V. _Triplotaenia mirabilis_, Zool. Jahrb., 1902, Syst.

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BRANDES, G. Teratol. Cestoden, Ztschr. f. d. ges. Nat., Halle, 1899,

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Tremat., Zool. Jahrb. Anat., 1902, xvi, p. 177.

CHILD, C. M. Abnormality in _Moniezia expansa_, Biol. Bull. Woods

Holl., 1902, iii, pp. 95, 143.

COHN, L. Zur Anat. und Syst. der Vogelcestoden, Nov. Act. Acad. Caes.

Leop.-Carol. Nat. Cur., Halle, 1901, lxxix, No. 3.

DRAGO, U. Azione sperim. dei succhi diger. sull’ involucro della ova

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FUHRMANN, O. Ein getrenntgeschlechtlicher Cestode, Zool. Jahrb.,

1904, Syst. xx, p. 131.

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Inaug.-Dissert., Giessen, 1906.

KUNSEMÜLLER, F. Zur Kenntnis der polycephalen Blasenwürmer,

insbesondere des _Coenurus cerebralis_ Rud. und des _C. serialis_

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1902, xvi, p. 423.

SAINT-RÉMY, G. Dévelop. embr. _Taenia serrata_, Arch. de Paras.,

1901, iv, p. 143.

SCHAAF, H. Zur Kenntn. der Kopfanlage der Cysticerken, insbes. des

Cysticercus der _Taenia solium_ L., Zool. Jahrb. Anat., 1906, xxii,

p. 435.

SPENGEL, J. W. Die Monozootie der Cestoden, Ztschr. f. w. Zool.,

1905, lxxxii, p. 252.

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Agric., Bur. of Anim. Ind., 1896, Bull. 12.

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