Studies on Rocky Mountain spotted fever / U.S. Treasury Department, Public Health Service.

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[1930]
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    Ricketts, H. T.—Continued. 191le.—The rdéle of the wood tick (Dermacentor occidentalis) in Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and the susceptibility of local animals to this disease. A preliminary report. (Jn Ibid., 312-823.) [Same as 1907a.] 1911f.—Further experiments with the wood tick in relation to Rocky Moun- tain spotted fever. (In Ibid, 324-332.) [Same as 1907b.] 19llg—A summary of investigations of the nature and means of trans- mission of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. (Jn Ibid., 333-842.) [Same as 1907d.] 1911h—A microorganism which apparently has a specific relationship to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. A preliminary report. (Jn Ibid., 368-372.) [Same as 1909a.] 1911i—Some aspects of Rocky Mountain spotted fever as shown by recent investigations. The Wesley M. Carpenter Lecture of the New York Academy of Medicine, 1909. (In Ibid., 873-408.) [Same as 1909b.] Ricketts, H. T., and Gomez, L. 1908.—Studies on immunity in Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 5, 221-244. 1911.—Idem. (Jn Contrib. Med. Sci. by H. T. Ricketts (1870-1910), Chi- cago, 348-367. ) RIcKETTs, H. T., and WILDER, R. M. 1910.—The relation of typhus fever (tabardillo) to Rocky Mountain snotied fever. Arch. Internal Med., Chicago, v. 361-370. 1911.—Idem. (in Contrib. Med. Sci., by H. T. Ricketts (1870-1910), Chicago, 479-490. ) RosBInson, A, A. 1908.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever; with report of a case. Med. Rec., N. Y., v. 74, 913-922. Rucker, W. C. 1911.—The problem of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Mil. Surg., Wash., D. C., v. 29, 631-657. 1912.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Pub. Health Rep., U. S, Pub. Health Serv., Wash., D. C., v. 27, no. 36, 1465-1482. ScHiLesineER, M. J. (See Worsacu, S. D.; PrinKerton, H.; and SCHLESINGER, M. J.; and WorBAcH, S. B., and ScHLESINGER, M. J.) SEGAL, «cd. 1922.—The association of the virus of typhus fever with the various blood elements. British. J. Exper. Path., Lond., v. 3, 95-100. Simpson, A. U. 1923.—Rocky Mountain tick fever in the State of Washington. Special Bulli. No. 26, Montana St. Bd. Health, Helena, 20-23. SmiTH, R. J. 1904.—A case of spotted or tick fever. Alkaloid. Clin., Chicago, v. 11, 1252-1254. SmMirH, W.F. (See Stewart, J. L., and Smiry, W. F.) SPencER, R. R. (See also Keres, A. L., and Spencer, R. R., and Parker, R. R., and SpPeNcER, R. R.) é 1923.—Experimental studies on the virus of Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Special Bull. No. 26, Montana St. Bd, Health, Helena, 40-44. 1929.—Rocky Mountain spotted fever. J. Infect. Dis., Chicago, v. 44, 257-276.