[Round table conference. Refractory pulmonary tuberculosis].
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O Kitamoto
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[Present status of identification of pathogens in respiratory infections].
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[Classification of pulmonary tuberculosis].
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[Round table conference. Classification of internal diseases].
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[Atypical pneumonia with special reference to Mycoplasma pneumonia].
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Pseudomonas aeruginosa in sputa.
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[Study on the dynamics of antimicrobial agents in vivo--cephaloridine and cephalothin].
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Rapid diagnosis of influenza by means of fluorescent antibody technic. II. Relation between immunocytologic, serological and clinical findings.
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Rapid diagnosis of influenza by means of fluorescent antibody technic. 3. Some new aspects of influenza virus infection revealed by fluorescent antibody technic.
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[Progress in the treatment of diseases in internal medicine].
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Clinical complications of Mycoplasma pneumoniae disease--central nervous system.
The mechanism of the neurologic complications associated with primary atypical pneumonia is unknown. To examine the ability of Mycoplasma pneumoniae to enter the brain of experimental animals, the organism was inoculated into adult and suckling mice by various routes. After intranasal infection, M. pneumoniae was isolated from brains and lungs of both groups of mice. After intracerebral inoculation, the high levels of the mycoplasma persisted for two months or more in the brains of suckling mice. In addition, after intravenous infection, the systemic spread of infection occurred in the mice treated with high doses of cyclophosphamide. Our results suggest that M. pneumoniae may be able to reach the brain via blood and it may occur with relative ease in compromised hosts.
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