The Practical Application Of The Agglutination Test For The Diagnosis Of Glanders
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The Practical Application Of The Agglutination Test For The Diagnosis Of Glanders, by Cassius Way, delves into the serological diagnosis of glanders, a historically significant infectious disease primarily affecting horses. This work details the application of the agglutination test, a crucial diagnostic tool in veterinary medicine during the early 20th century. The book provides a comprehensive understanding of the procedures and interpretations involved in diagnosing glanders through serological methods.
Way's work offers valuable insights into the challenges of disease control and the evolution of diagnostic techniques in veterinary science. It remains relevant to historians of medicine and veterinary practitioners interested in understanding the historical context of infectious disease management. This book is essential for those studying the history of bacteriology and its impact on animal health.
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