Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1930 · 14 citations · 11 references
Life SciencesMicrobiologyPediatricsBacteriologyMedical MicrobiologyPediatric Infectious DiseasesClinical BacteriologyMedical BacteriologyPulmonary InfectionsRespiratory InfectionsRespiratory Infectious DiseasesRespiratory Tract InfectionsBiological ClassificationChildhood Pneumonia EpidemiologyPneumococcal DiseasePneumonia DiagnosisRespiratory Infections In Children
Since the development (1, 2) of the biological classification of pneumococci bacteriological methods have been applied by many investigators (3-16) to the study of the incidence, mortality and course of lobar pneumonia. In uncomplicated cases certain phenomena have been found to be associated with recovery, shown in the following tabulation. j PRowy 1. Blood cultures........... Negative, or becoming so 2. Specific soluble substances in serum and urine.....
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The newer knowledge of bacteriology and immunology
The American Journal of Surgery · 1928 · 122 citations
ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY BALANCE IN LOBAR PNEUMONIA
Francis G. Blake · Archives of Internal Medicine · 1918 · 26 citations · Full text