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The motile non-sporulating anaerobic rods of the oral cavity
Review of the Literature Associate Editor THOMAS J. COOK Corresponding Editors ITALY Alexander G. Nutlay Brighton, Mass.
AUSTRALIA A. J. Arnott Sydney, Australia CENTRAL AMERICA Claudio Funcia Cornell Havana, ‘Cuba SOUTH AMERICA Guillermo A. Ries Centeno Buenos Aires, Argentina ENGLAND Paul A. Toller St. Albans, England FRANCE AND BELGIUM Jacques L&lgnac Paris, France
SCANDINAVIA Reidar F. Sognnaes Belmont, Mass. SPAIN Jo& Font Valencia, Spain SWITZERLAND AND GERMANY Hans Miihlemann Raoul H. Boitel Ziirich, Switzerland
NO,VEMBER,
Reviews
1954
of New Books
The Motile Non-sporulating Anaerobic Bods of the Oral Cavity. MacDonald, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D. University pages with 13 illustrations ; Bibliography.
By John B. of Toronto Press, 1953. 95
The motile non-sporulating anaerobic rods of t.he oral cavity have been investigated by the author. He not only has undertaken to review the literature concerning this field, but also haa done much original investigation. The experimental pathogenicity is a valuable section in t.he text. The classification of the motile anaerobic rods as given by the author divides these non-sporulating gram-negative rods into three distinct groups. Nneteen strains were isolated. The reviewer feels that this is a valuable addition to dental research. Xore investigation along these lines is certainly needed in dentistry. HENRY M. GOLDMAN. 1247
AUSTRALIA A. J. Arnott Sydney, Australia CENTRAL AMERICA Claudio Funcia Cornell Havana, ‘Cuba SOUTH AMERICA Guillermo A. Ries Centeno Buenos Aires, Argentina ENGLAND Paul A. Toller St. Albans, England FRANCE AND BELGIUM Jacques L&lgnac Paris, France
SCANDINAVIA Reidar F. Sognnaes Belmont, Mass. SPAIN Jo& Font Valencia, Spain SWITZERLAND AND GERMANY Hans Miihlemann Raoul H. Boitel Ziirich, Switzerland
NO,VEMBER,
Reviews
1954
of New Books
The Motile Non-sporulating Anaerobic Bods of the Oral Cavity. MacDonald, D.D.S., M.S., Ph.D. University pages with 13 illustrations ; Bibliography.
By John B. of Toronto Press, 1953. 95
The motile non-sporulating anaerobic rods of t.he oral cavity have been investigated by the author. He not only has undertaken to review the literature concerning this field, but also haa done much original investigation. The experimental pathogenicity is a valuable section in t.he text. The classification of the motile anaerobic rods as given by the author divides these non-sporulating gram-negative rods into three distinct groups. Nneteen strains were isolated. The reviewer feels that this is a valuable addition to dental research. Xore investigation along these lines is certainly needed in dentistry. HENRY M. GOLDMAN. 1247