Investigations into the etiology of traumatic infective diseases. Translated by W.Watson Cheyne. Ldn., The New Sydenham Society 1880. Mit 5 Taf. XIII, 74 S., 5 Bl. Tafelerl. - Angebunden: Report Presented To The Twenty-Second Annual Meeting Of The New Sydenham Society Held at Cambridge, August 8th, 1880. With Classified List of Published Works And Other Information. 101 S. Blind- u. goldgepr. Olwd. (Vord. Gelenk fast ganz geplatzt, hint. Gelenk angeplatzt, gering fleckig, etw. best.).

(= The New Sydenham Society, Vo. LXXXVIII). - GM. 2536: "Koch's epochal work on the aetiology of traumatic infectious disease established his reputation. He inoculated animals with material from various sources and produced six types of infection, each due to micro-organisms. He carried these infections through several generations of animals. His great work determined the role of bacteria in the aetiology of wound infections and demonstrated for the first time the specificity of infection. It also contains the first explicit statement of the criteria implicit in Henleon contagion which later became known as Koch's postulates". - 2 St. u. N.a.Vort., St.a.T., Titel u. Translator's Preface. Vor S. 1 Buchblock fast gebrochen. - Orig. dec. blind-stamped cloth (joints nearly broken, some stains, slightly bumped).

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