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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1930
The present epidemic of meningitis in Indianapolis began in November, 1929. This report includes cases admitted to the Indianapolis City Hospital between Nov. 11, 1929, and April 1, 1930. One patient was received in November, 52 in December, 22 in January, 44 in February, and 25 in March.
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The present epidemic of meningitis in Indianapolis began in November, 1929. This report includes cases admitted to the Indianapolis City Hospital between Nov. 11, 1929, and April 1, 1930. One patient was received in November, 52 in December, 22 in January, 44 in February, and 25 in March.
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1935
Weischselbaum, 1 although not credited with priority 2 in observing the meningococcus, isolated and cultured it in 1887; thus he laid the foundation for the present etiologic conception of the disease. Jochmann 3 initiated the clinical intrathecal use of an antiserum evaluated earlier by animal experimentation by Kolle and Wassermann.
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Weischselbaum, 1 although not credited with priority 2 in observing the meningococcus, isolated and cultured it in 1887; thus he laid the foundation for the present etiologic conception of the disease. Jochmann 3 initiated the clinical intrathecal use of an antiserum evaluated earlier by animal experimentation by Kolle and Wassermann.
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NEONATAL MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS
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