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Page 77
... antitoxin . The combination of toxin and antitoxin resembles in some respects a simple chemical union . If antitoxic blood serum is put in a test - tube with some toxin , it renders the latter non - toxic . An antitoxin combines only ...
... antitoxin . The combination of toxin and antitoxin resembles in some respects a simple chemical union . If antitoxic blood serum is put in a test - tube with some toxin , it renders the latter non - toxic . An antitoxin combines only ...
Page 78
... antitoxin should be administered without waiting for symp- toms to develop , after any deep and dirty wound ... antitoxin . Preventive Immunization . The passive immunity acquired by the introduction of an antitoxic serum lasts only ...
... antitoxin should be administered without waiting for symp- toms to develop , after any deep and dirty wound ... antitoxin . Preventive Immunization . The passive immunity acquired by the introduction of an antitoxic serum lasts only ...
Page 228
... antitoxin after any wound that is deep and dirty . The antitoxin is needed early if it is to neutralize the toxins before they reach susceptible tissue about the brain . After symptoms have developed , it is in most cases too late for ...
... antitoxin after any wound that is deep and dirty . The antitoxin is needed early if it is to neutralize the toxins before they reach susceptible tissue about the brain . After symptoms have developed , it is in most cases too late for ...
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