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Page 53 - Traité des Entozoaires et des maladies vermineuses de l'homme et des animaux domestiques.
Page 11 - African Coast. One was sent to Guyon and Blainville, and described by the former (Guyon, 1838). 16-17. Loney, an English naval surgeon, in April and June, 1842, extracted moving worms from beneath the conjunctiva of two Kroomen on the West Coast of Africa. He reported these cases together in 1844. 18. Lallemant excised a worm from the eye of a negro in Rio de Janeiro, and in 1844 published a description of the case. 19. In 1833 Christovo Jose dos Santos removed a worm from the orbit of a Mina negress....
Page 69 - Phila., 39:351-55Only brief references to previous cases of F. loa. Case observed was in eye of horse. WARD, HB 1902. A Record of the Occurrence of Filaria loa, a Human Parasite new to the United States. Science, ns 16:350. Brief announcement of the specimen of Milroy and of the reading of this paper. No data given. 1903. Nematoda. Wood's Reference Handbook of Medical Sciences. Rev. Ed., 6 :205-25.
Page 56 - Gaz. med. de Paris, 9:106. Corrects an erroneous reference to the preceding case as due to cysticerci, and quotes Blot as reporting the patient perfectly well to date. 1864. Sur un nouveau cas de filaire sous-conjonctival, ou Filaria oculi des auteurs observe au Gabon (cote occidental d'Afrique). CR. Acad. Sci., Paris, 59:743-48. One specimen taken from a negro of Gaboon, Africa, and extended reference to six previous cases, all from America. Gives as the first evidence of the occurrence of F. loa...
Page 55 - ... JB Bailliere et Fils. 8°, 2 vols., 198 text figs. Case communicated by French marine surgeon, Lestrille, from Gaboon, 1854, given in full (p. 143). Older cases quoted. GESCHIEDT, A. 1833. Die Entozoen des Auges, eine naturhistorische, ophthalmologische Skizze. Zeit. f. Ophthal., Dresden, 3 :405-62.
Page 63 - Vera descriptio regni africani, quod tarn ab incolis quam Lusitanis Congus appellatur.