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Progress in the Theory and Practice of Medicine
1911
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
The apparent improvement, after the administration of antitoxin, was probably coincidental with the successful manufacture of antibodies in sufficient numbers to protect. The most striking feature of this case, aside from the unusual situation of the lesion, is that the offending organism, usually non-pathogenic, was in this instance strongly pathogenic.
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