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       STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTION: SUPPLEMENT
A bibliography, covering literature of June 1958 through July 1959
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE
                    Public Health Service
                     Washington, D. C.
                       August 20, 1959 
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                                INTRODUCTION


    This is a supplement to Staphylococcal Infection, a Bibiography Covering

 Literature of 1952 through May 1958.  It incorporates references listed in the

 earlier supplement dated September 1958.

    Selected for inclusion are references to literature in French,  German,

 Italian, and Spanish,  as well as in English.  The grouping is by broad sub-

 ject arrangement as shown in the table of contents below, with additional

 coverage indicated by the initial letters of other subjects.


                             TABLE OF CONTENTS

                                                               Page

 Monographs                                                      1

 Articles

              Antibiotics and Bacteriology     A  B               3

              Carriers: Community          C  Co             10

              Clinical                        CI                  15

              Hospital                        H                  23




                                         Dorothy Bocker, M. D.
                                         Medical Officer
                                         National Library of Medicine


August 20, 1959 
 
A.    Monographs
1.     Elek,  S. D.  Staphylococcus pyogenes and its relations to disease.
      Edinburgh, Livingstone,  1959. 767 p. 15 topics including antibiotics,
      bacteriology and clinical  cases.

2.    Frazier,  W. C.  Food microbiology.  N. Y., McGraw-Hill, 1958.  472 p.
      Staphylococcus food poisoning, p. 396-400.

3.    Freedman, B. Sanitarian's handbook theory and administrative pratice.
      New Orleans,  Peerless Pub. Co.,  1957.  1083 p.  Control of Communi-
      cable diseases including methods used in investigation, isolation, quar-
      antine, disinfection,  carriers etc., p. 53-106.

4.    Grumbach, A. and Kikuth,  W.  Die Infekstionskrankheiten des Menschen
      und ihre Erreger.  Stuttgart, Thieme, 1958.  Vol. 1. 840 p. Die Staphy-
      lokokkeninfektionen p. 411-444.  Bibliography, p. 437-444.

5.    VII International Congress for Microbiology,  Stockholm, Sweden, August
      4-9, 1958.  Abstracts. 453 p.  Abstracts of 20 reports. Staphylococcal
      infections, p.  348-364.

6.    New York State Department of Health.  Guide for the prevention and
      control of infections in hospitals.  Albany, N. Y., New York State Depart-
      ment of Health.  1958.  56 p. Basic procedures, p.  34-45,  include hand
      washing,  masks, disposal of waste, care of linen, equipment, etc.

7.    Smith, I.  M.  Staphylococcal infection.  Chicago, The Yearbook Pub.,
      1958.  168 p.  Basic principles,  specific diseases, miscellaneous prob-
      lems,  diseases of man and animals, and treatment.

8.     Steel,  H.  H., Schreck, K.  M.,  Coswell, H. T., Lerner, N., Tyson,
      R.  R.  and Corrington, E. R. Staphylococcal hospital infections.  The
      problem is world wide.  Phila., Temple University Medical Center,  1959.
      22  p.   Epidemiologic approach, p. 6-7: Cultural methods, p. 8-14:
      Management,  p.  15-16: Methods of control, p. 16-21.
1. 
9.    U. S. Communicable Disease Center, AUanta.  Hospital-acquired staphy-
      lococcal disease.  Proceedings of the National Conference September 1958,
      sponsored by U. S. Public Health Service - Communicable Disease Center
      and National Academy of Sciences - National Research Council. 178 p.

10.    U. S. Communicable Disease Center, Atlanta. Training Program. Selected
      materials on staphylococcal disease.  U. S.  Public Health Service Publi-
      cation no.  627.  Washington, D. C.   U.  S. Government Printing Office.
      1958. 237 p.

11.    U. S. Communicable Disease Center, Atlanta.  Relation of the environ-
      ment to hospital - acquired staphylococcal disease.  Proceedings of the
      conference December 1-2, 1958, sponsored by U. S. Public Health Service -
      Communicable Disease Center and National Academy of Sciences - National
      Research Council.  Atlanta, Georgia. Communicable Disease Center.
      (1959)  94 p.  Appendix [I-XXXIV]

12.    Williams, R. E. Op and Shooter, R.  A., eds.  Hospital coccal infections.
      A symposium arranged by the Association of Clinical Pathologists and the
      Medical Research Council Committee on Cross-infection in Hospital.
      London, Swan Press, 1957.  39 p.
2. 
B.    Articles
Antibiotics and Bacteriology
13.   Acocella, M.,  Panero, C., and Sangiorgi,  A. Sulla resistenza agli
      antibiotici della stafilococca piogene.  Ricerche su ceppi isolati da
      materiale patologico vario. Riv.  clin. pediat., 1959, 59: 309-314.    C

14.   Asheshov, E. H. and Rippon,  J.  E.  Changes in typing pattern of
      phage-type 80 staphylococci.  J.  Gen. Microb., Lond., 1959,  20:
      634-643.

15.   Barber,  M.  A. and Wildy, P.  A study of the antigenic specificity of
      staphylococcal coagulase in relation to bacteriophage group.  J. Gen.
      Microb., Lond., 1958,  18: 92-106.

16.   Blair,  J. E.  Laboratory diagnosis of staphylococcal infections.  Bull.
      World  Health Org., 1958, 18: 291-307.

17.   —---Factors determiningthepathogenicity of staphylococci.   Annual
      Rev. Microb., 1958, 12: 491-506.  71 references.

18.   ——  and Carr, M.  Staphylococci in hospital - acquired infections:
      Types  encountered in the United States.  J. Am.  M. Ass.,  1958,  166:
      1192-1196.    C  H

19.   Blattner, R.  J.  Environmental penicillin and penicillin-resistant
      Staphylococcus aureus.  J. Pediat., S. Louis, 1958,  53:131-134.     C
      CI  Co  H

20.   Brodie, J. Guthrie, W. and Sommerville,  T.  An attenuated variant of
      Staphylococcus aureus with specific immunizing properties.  Brit. J.
      Exp. Path.,  1958, 39: 199-202.

21.    Carter, C. H.  Staining coagulase-positive staphylococci with fluores-
      cent antisera.  J.  Bact.,  Bait., 1959, 77:  670-671.     Co
3. 
Casman, E. P.  Serologic studies of staphylococcal enterotoxin.  Pub.
Health Rep., 1958, 73: 599-609.

Cassano, A., Nuzzolo, L.,  and Ravetta,  M.  La kanamicina  studio
suir attivita antibatterica.  Riforma med.,  1959, 73: 384-387.

Cimmino, A., Boni, A., and Orsi, N.  Antibiotic activity of oleandomy-
cintetracycline combination, in vitro study on 332 strains of Micrococcus
pyogenes var. aureus. Antibiotics Annual,  1957-1958, p. 708-714.

Cohen, S. G., Dzury, D. S., Michelini,  F. J., and Drapiewski,  V. A.
J.  Immune responses to Staphylococcus aureus antigens.  J. Infect.
Dis., 1958, 103:  61-66.

Crone-MUnzebrock, A.  Antibiotika-Therapie. Medizinizche, 1959, 17:
823-828.

Dearing, W. H.  and Needham, G. M.  Effects of oral use of neomycin
plus bacitracin on intestinal flora of man.  Proc. Mayo Clinic, 1959,
34: 127-131.     CI

D6biag, G., Ball6, T.,  and Kem6nyvari, J. Die Bedeutungdes Staphy-
lokokken-alpha-Antitoxintiters bei den Pyodermien von Sauglingen,
Kindern und Erwachsenen.   Zschr. Immunforsch., 1058, 116: 385-404.
Co  H

Dooley, E. S. and Pine, E.  H.  Phage-impregnated paper discs with a
metabolic indicator for the rapid typing of resistant strains of Staphy-
lococcus aureus. Environmental Medicine Division,  U. S. Army  Medical
Research Laboratory, Fort Knox, Kentucky.  Report no. 388.  U. S. A. M
R.L. no. 6-64-12-028.  1957.  7 p.

Finland,  M.  The staphylococcus problem and antistaphylococcal  anti-
biotics. G P, 1959, 20: 114-122.    C   Co  CI  H

-----  Foltz, E. L.,  Geraci, J. E., Kirby, W. M. M.,  Quinn, E.  L.
Romansky, M. J., and Yow, E. M.  The current status of erythromycin
kanamycin, novobiocin,  oleandomycin,  ristocetin,  and vancomycin  with'
particular reference to their use in staphylococcal  disease.  (Panel dis-
cussion).  Antibiotics Annual,  1958-1959,  p. 1051-1072.     CI
4. 
      Foltz, E.  L.  Novobiocin in staphylococcal infections.  Antibiotics
      Annual,  1958-1959, p. 395-400.  43 references.    CI

33.   Fortunato, A.,  Sepe, E., and Tancredi, R.  Attivita antibiotica della
      combinazione spiramicina tetraciclina verso il Micrococcus pyogenes.
      Ann. igien. microb., 1959,  10: 109-120.

34.   Francalancia, L.  La novobiocina nella terapia della broncopolmonite
      batter ica del  lattante.  Riv.  clin. pediat., 1959, 63: 248-258.   77 ref-
      erences.     CI

35.   Gascard,  E.  Le choc a la penicilline.  Marseille m£d., 1959, 96:  245-
      248.    CI

36.   Ghiron,  M. and Paolini,  A.   Sensibilita alia fenossimetilpenicillina,alia
      benzilpenicillina e ad altri antibiotici di ceppi di stafilococco piogene
      aureo.   Aggor.  pediat.,  1958, 8: 637-640.

37.   Gillisen, G. and Ruda, M.  Die Korrelation zwischen Phosphatasen-
      Aktivitat und  Peninillinresistenz M. pyogenes var. aureus. Zbl. Bakt.
      1.  Abt.  Orig.,  1958,  171: 4-5.

38.   Goret,  P.  Introduction a 1 Stude des staphylococcies.  Arch.  belg. m6d.
      sociale, 1959, 17: 4-14.

39.   Griffith, L. J., and Ostrander, W.  E. A capillary tube method for the
      determination of the coagulase reaction. J.  Labor at. Clin. M., 1959,
      53:  804-806.

40.   —-— ---—  One year's experience of the Staphylococcus Reference
      Laboratory, Batavia, New York. Antibiotics Annual, p. 938-941.  2087
      specimens studied.

41.    Harrison, K. J., Beavon, J.,  and  Griffin,  E. The effect of neomycin
      on phage-typing of staphylococci.  Lancet, 1959,  1: 908-910.    C

42.   Hirsch,  H. A.  and Finland, M.  Antibacterial activity of serum of normal
      subjects after oral doses of demethylchlortetracycline, chlortetracycline
      and oxytetracycline.  N. England J. M., 1959, 260: 1099-1104.
5. 
43.   Jensen,  K. The toxic effect of a staphylococcal polysacharide on iso-
      lated guinea-pig ileum, and the antitoxic effect of normal human serum.
      Acta allerg.,  Kbh., 1959,  13: 89-100.

44.   Johanovsky, J.  Die Bedeutung des Antileukozidins und Antitoxins bei
      der Immunitat gegen Staphylokokken-Infektionen.  Zschr. Immunforsch.,
      1958, 116: 318-328.    CI  Co

45.   Kanz, E.  Bakterienkultivierung im Symbioseverfahren durch eine neue
      Form der Ammenplatte.  Arch. Hyg., Mttnch., 1958,  142: 288- 320 and
      321-338.  46 references.

46.   Lagercrantz,  R.  Fatal bacterial infections in the antibiotic era.  Acta
      paediat., Upps., 1959, 48: 40-43.  (Suppl. 117)    CI

47.   Lamont, I. C.  Local  antibiotics in skin infections.  Brit. J. Derm.,
      1959,   71: 201-210.    CI

48.   Mann, P. H.  Comparison of the in vitro susceptibility of strains of Micro-
      coccus pyogenes var.  aureus to various antibiotics.  Antibiotic,  M., 1959,
      6: 353-357.

49,   Mazzeo, G and Bonini,  C.  Sul comportamento del tasso serico di anti-
      stafiloemolisina e sul  suo significato clinico in varie forme morbose dell'
      infanzia. Lattante, 1959, 30: 177-201.  348 cases tested for antistaphy-
      lococcic titer.     CI

50.   MObius, G., MObius,  L.,  and Weingartner, L.  Darmerkrankungen nach
      antibiotischer Therapie.  Beitrag zur KLinik un4 bakterieller Super in -
      fektionen nach Behandlung mit Breitspektrumantibiotica.  Zschr. Kinderh
      1958, 80: 615-641.     CI

51.    Mora, E. C. and Eisenstark, A.  Use of phage-impregnated paper  discs
      for bacterial specificity tests. J. Labor at. Clin. M., 1958, 51:  802-804
      CI

52.   Nahour, M.  H6t6rog6n6it€ de souches de staphylocoques vis-a-vis de
      certains caracteres biologiques.  C.  Rend. Soc. Biol.,  1957, 151: 647-
6, 
53.   Nathanson, N.  Neomycin as a selective agent in culture media.  Canad.
      J.  M. Techn.,  1959, 21: 56-61.

54.   Oeding, P. and Sompolinsky, D.  On typing of Staphylococcus aureus;
      the relationship between typing according to phage patterns, serology,
      and antibiograms.  J. Infect. Dis., 1958, 102: 23-34.

55.   Pecori, V., Altucci, P.,  Cimino, R., Mazzacca, G., and Riccardi, C.
      Aspetti della resistenza stafilococcica agli antibiotici.  Riv. 1st. sieroter.
      ital., 1958,  33: 256-269.   40 references.  CI  Co  H

56.   Pieraccini,  P.  and Sacchetti, E.  Novobiocina e sepsi stafilococcica. Riv.
      clin. pediat., 1959, 63: 259-271.     CI

57.   Pillet, J., Girard, O., Dutheil, H., and Orta, B. Recherches sur 1'im-
      munisation de la br^bis contre la mammite staphylococcique.  Ann. Inst.
      Pasteur, Paris, 1959, 96: 365-368.

58.   Pittman, F. E., Howe, C., Goode, L., and di Sant Agnese, P. A.  Phage
      groups and antibiotic sensitivity of Staphylococcus aureus associated with
      cystic fibrosis of the pancreas.   Pediatrics, 1959, 24: 41-43.  98 strains
      of staph, recovered from 84 patients.    CI

59.   Pitzurra,  M. Smear microculture; methods and application.  Sc.  med.
      ital., Eng. Ed., 1959, 7: 539-577.

60.   Rivera, J. H.,  Brame, R. E.,  and Osborne, D,  Sensitivity of Micro-
      coccus pyogenes from burned patients to oleandomycin and oleandomycin-
      terracycline combined; emergence of resistance to these antibiotics.
      Antibiotics Annual, 1958-1959, p.  411-413.     CI

61.    Robinson,  J., Thatcher,  F. S.,  and Gagnon, J.  Studies with staphylo-
      coccal toxins.  IV.  The purification and metallic requirements of spe-
      cific hemolysins.  Canad.  J. Microb., 1958,  4: 345-361.   36 references.

62.   Rosenblum,  E.  D.  and Jackson,  J.  L. W.  Mixtures of coagulase-positive
      staphylococci and strain variation in specimens from clinical sources.
      J. Laborat.  Clin. M., 1959, 53:  247-252.
7. 
63,   Rountree,  P. M.  Changes in the phage-typing Patterns of staphylococci
     following lysogenization.  J. Gen. Microb ,  Lond., 1959,  20. 6^U-b^.

64.   Schirger, A., Martin, W. J., and Nichols, DR.  ^^?^"P^
     clinical application of available agents.  G P, 1959, 191: 102-108.     CI

65.   Schmidt, H.  Uber das Verhalten der Hyaluronidase Aktivitat Py°|e^r
     Staphylokokken im Tierversuch.  Zschr.  Immunforsch., 195B, 11D:  (*-oo.

66.   Smith, D.  D., and Johnstone,  J. M. Staphy locoagulase activity in vivo.
     Brit. J. Exp. Path., 1958,  39: 165-170.

67.   SpOrlein, S.  Zur Frage der postantibiotischen Enterokolitis.  Medi-
     zinische, 1958,  10: 385-391.     CI

68.   Suter, L. S. and Ulrich,  E. W.  Routine bacterial sensitivity studies.
     Antibiotics, 1959, 9: 38-46.  7858 tests.

69.   Tanguay, A. E.  Preservation of microbiological assay organisms.  Appl.
     Microb., 1959,  7: 84-88.

70.   Teixeira,  G. C. and Scott,  R. B.  Further clinical and laboratory studies
     with novobiocin,  1.   Treatment of staphylococcal infections in infancy
     and childhood.  2.  Novobiocin concentration in the blood of newborn in-
     fants and in the breast milk of lactating mothers.  Antibiotic M., 1958,
     5: 577-585.     CI

71.   Vencl'k, Ho and Potuznik, V.  Uber die anwendung von Plasma mit
     hoherem Antitosingehalt bei Staphylokokkeninfektion.  Zschr. arztl,
     Fortbild.,  1958, 52:  1033-1035.     CI

72.   Waisbren,  B. A.  The sensitivity of staphylococci to antibiotics. A. M.
     A. Arch. Int. M., 1958,  101: 397-406.  30 references.

73.   Walker, W. F.  and Hamburger,  M. A study of experimental staphylo-
     coccal endocarditis in dogs.  1.  Production of the disease, its natural
     history, and tissue bacteriology.  J. Laborat. Clin. M.,  1959,  53- 931-
     941.
8. 
Welch, H.  Problems involved in the therapeutic and prophylactic use of
antibiotics.  Internat. Rec.  M., 1959,  172: 241-257.     CI

Welsch,  M.  A propos de la prevention des super-infections post-anti-
biotiques par microbiotherapie.   Rev.  m6d. liege, 1959, 14: 295-302.    C

White, A., Hemmerly, T., Martin, M. P.,  and Knight, V. Studies on
the origin of drug-resistant staphylococci in  a mental hospital.  Am. J.
Med., 1959,  27: 26-39.     C  CI  H

Wilson,  W. L.  The use of vancomycin in staphylococcal infections.  Anti
biotic M., 1959,  6: 167-172.     CI
9. 
Carriers: Community
78.   Acocella, M.,  Sangiorgi, A., and Panero, C.  SuUa resistenza agli
     antibiotic! dello stafilococco piogene.  Ricerche su ceppi isolati aa per-
     sonale ospedialiero.  Riv. clin. pediat., 1959,  59:  303-308.     A  tf  n

79.   Angelotti, R.  and Foter,  M. J.  A direct surface plate laboratory method
     for quantitatively detecting bacterial contamination on non-porous sur-
     faces.  Food Research, 1958, 23: 170-174.     B

80.   Browne,  A. F.,  Ryan, E. A., Glasso, F. J.,  Martin, C. J., and
     Shouldice, E. E.  Staphylococcic wound infections; study of wound infec-
     tions in several thousand hernia cases. J. Am. M. Ass., 1959,  170:
     1274-1283.     B H

81.   Buhr, A. J.  and Oxon, M. A.  Penicillin-resistant staphylococci; incidence
     in outpatients with hand infections. Lancet,  1959, 1: 1019-1021.     A  B

82.   Burden, J.  K. A study of demand feeding and rooming-in of babies.
     Lancet, 1959, 1:  520-527.

83.   Cabrera, H. A., Hibbard,  B., and Padovan, B.  L.  Staphylococcal enteri-
     tis.  Am. J. Clin. Path., 1958, 30: 25-27.     B  CI

84.   Del Campo, A.  Staphylococcus-diffuzione e caratteristiche degli stafilo-
     cocchi nella popolazione Sana. Gior.  batt.,  1958,  51:185-186.     B

     Delnon, I. and Berger, M.  Die Erfassung von Streuern bei Staphylokokkenin
     fektionen. Ther. Umschau, Bern., 1958, 15: 321-327.    B  H

     Drake, S. D., Evans, J. B., and Nivern, C. F.,  Jr.  Microbial flora of
     packaged frankfurters and their radiation resistance.   Food Research,  1958,
      23:  291-296.     B

      Gillepsie, W.  A.,  Simpson, K., and Rosemary, C.  Staphylococcal infec-
     tion in a maternity hospital.  Epidemiology and control.  Lancet, 1958, 2:
     1075-1080.     B  CI H
10. 
88.   Godwin, J. Y. and Nahmias, A. J.  What can be done about the staphy-
      lococcal disease problem; a practical approach to this complicated situa-
      tion is outlined.  J. Georgia M.  Ass., 1959,  48: 209-212.   H

89.   Goslings,  W. R. O. and BUchli, K. Nasal carrier rate of antibiotic-
      resistant staphylococci; influence of hospitalization on carrier rate  in
      patients, and their household contacts.  A. M.  A. Arch Int. M., 1958,
      102: 691-715.  47 references.    A  B  H

90.   Greendyke, R. M., Constantine, H. P., Magruder,  G.  B., Dean, D. C.,
      Gardner, J. H., and Morgan, H. R.  Staphylococci on medical ward with
      special reference to fecal carriers.  Am. J.  Clin. Path., 1958, 30: 318-
      322.     B  H

91.   Griffith, R.  S.,  Boniece,  W. S., McGuire, J.  M., Wolfe,  R. N.,
      Joiner, M., Wick, W. E., and Holmes, D. H.  Biological  and sensitivity
      studies on "street staphylococci".  Antibiotics Annual, 1957-1958, p. 370-
      379.     A  B

92.   Hare, R. and Ridley,  M.  Further studies on the transmission of Staph.
      aureus. Brit. M. J.,  1958, 1: 69-73.      B  H

93.   Hassall, J. E. and Rountree, P. M.  Staphylococcal septicaemia.   Lancet,
      1959,  1: 213-217.     B  CI  H

94.   Holdaway, G.  A year's experience of rooming-in in a maternity home.
      New Zealand M.  J., 1959, 58:163-169.   B  CI  H

95.   Hurst, V.  and Grossman, M.  Antibiotic resistant staphylococci; familial
      infections  caused by exposure of babies in hospital nurseries.   California
      M., 1958,  89: 107-110.    B   H

96.   Klein,  J. O. and Rogers, E. F. H. Use of a nasal antibiotic cream
      during a nursery outbreak of staphylococcal disease.  N. England J. M.,
      1959,  260:  1012-1015.     CI  H

97.   Knight, V., White,  A. C., and Martin, M. P.  The effect of antimicro-
      bial drugs on the staphylococcal flora of hospital patients.  Ann. Int. M.,
      1958,  49:   536-543.    B  H
11. 
98.    Kotcher, E., Keller, K.,  and Gray,  L. A.  A microbiological study of
       pediatric vaginitis.  J.  Pediat., S. Louis, 1958, 53: 210-216.    B  ui

99.    Livingood,  C.  S., Geer, J. E., Burns, R. E., and Menard, R. R.  The
       effect of antibiotic therapy on the emergence of resistant staphylococci
       in cutaneous bacterial infections.  J. Invest. Derm., 1959, 32:  485-
       493.    A   B

100.    Markham, N.  P. and Shott, H. C. W.  Staphylococcal infection in
       general and hospital practice.  N. Zealand M.  J.,  1958, 57: 55-62.   B
       H

101.    Martin, C.  M., Kunin, C. M., Gottlieb, L. S., and Finland, M.  Asian
       influenza A in  Boston, 1957-1958.  II.  Severe staphylococcal pneumonia
       complicating influenza.  A. M. A. Arch. Int. M.,  1959, 103: 532-542.
       B   CI

102.    Molinari, and  Ferrucci, M.  Modificazioni deH'antibiogramma degli
       stafilococchi isolati dal cavo nasofaringeo o dalle lesioni di soggetti
       affetti da peodermite stafilococcica dopo trattamento intradermico con
       anatossina.  Ig. san. pub., 1957, 13: 683-700.     A  B  H

103.    Mudd,  S.  Staphylococcic infections in the hospital and community. J.
       Am. M. Ass., 1958, 166: 1177-1182.     CI

104.    Niven, C. F., Jr.  Microbiological aspects of radiation preservation of
       food.  Annual Rev. Microb., 1958,  p. 507-524.     68 references.

105.    Nolen, W. A.  and Fleisher,  H. B.   Drug-resistant pathogenic staphylo-
       cocci in one community.  N. England J. M.,  1958, 258: 490-492.      A

106.    Ocklitz, H. E. andRomeikat, I. Die VerhUtung der Schmierinfektion in
       der Schwesternarbeit auf der Sauglingsstation.  Arch.  Hyg., Mttnch
       1959, 143: 172-191.                                                *'

107.    Quichaud, J.   La conservation des aliments; problemes bacteriologiques
       et toxicologiques. Sem. me^d. profes., Par., 1959,  35: 376-377.
12. 
108.   Richou, R., Panteteon, J., and Cazaillet,  M.  Recherches sur la
       determination de 1'origine et du pouvoir pathogene de staphylocoques
       isol€s de produits carats.  Rev. immun.,  Par.,  1959, 23: 39-53.     B

109.   Ridley, M.  Perineal carriage  of staphylococcus.  Brit. M.  J.,  1959,
       1: 270-273.

110.    Roberts, W.  and Woodger, B.  A.  Neomycin in the control of outbreaks
       of infantile gastroenteritis.  Scot.  M. J., 1959, 4: 228-231.     H

111.    Sauter, E. K.  Zur medikamentOsen Therapie der Harnwegsinfektionen.
       Med. Klinik., 1959,  54: 858-860.    CI

112.    Sippe, G. R.  Staphylococcus aureus in a rural area of N. S. W.  Med.
       J. Australia, 1959, 1: 666-669.     A  B

113.    Smith, R. T.  The role of a chronic carrier in an epidemic of staphy-
       lococcal disease in a newborn nursery.  A. M. A. J. Dis. Child., 1958,
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