Bacteriological diagnostic methods in chemical applications

Authors

  • Menzt von Krogh Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Keywords:

bacteriological diagnostic

Abstract

It is for medical diagnosis that Bacteriology, in the first place, proves useful to the physician. Three bacteriological methods can be used, namely: 1° direct examination, 2° culture, 3° inoculation of animals and, in addition to these, serological methods can be added: 4° agglutination, 5° complement fixation. Direct examination is useful for some bacteria, which, by their characteristic appearance in the preparation or by their specific coloration, are distinguished from the countless saprophytes that are often found in preparations made with organic material in non-sterile conditions.

Author Biography

  • Menzt von Krogh, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

    von Krhgh Johan Lillo Rynning, director, Buenos Aires, Nov. 1877 in Oslo, son of vicar Bernhard Wilhelm w. K. and Lilla Christiane Flood Rynning. He married in 1910 singer Karen Alida Kaurin, born Nov. 12, 1877 in Oslo. 1877, daughter of the chief telegrapher. Eilert Rosenvinge K. and Charlotte Elisa Tidemand.
    St. 1895, cand. med. 1902, cand. and aman. until 1905, practicing physician Sarpsborg 1905, candidate for the epidemiological department Ulleval. 1908-09, studied bacteriology at the Robert Kock Institute, Berlin 1909. Dr med. 1912, Professor at the univ. Cordoba, Argentina, director of the serum and vaccine department of the Private Medical Institute of Buenos Aires since 1916.
    Doctoral thesis 1912 on diphtheria toxin and antitoxin in the light of colloid chemistry. Published: Laegebok for Hjemmet (Folkets bibliotek ed. by Norsk Familiejournal) 1907, and several other medical treatises.

    Reference

    Project Runeberg (n.d.). 246 (Hvem er Hvem? / 1930). http://runeberg.org/hvemerhvem/1930/0246.htm.

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Published

1915-04-01

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (1915): April

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ARTICLES

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Bacteriological diagnostic methods in chemical applications. (1915). Revista De La Universidad Nacional De Córdoba, 2(2), 243-251. https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/REUNC/article/view/3327