Anti-malaria work in Macedonia among British troops
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
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0005 - Page 1 - [Page de faux-titre titre]
0013 - Page 9 - List of illustrations / Plates
0015 - Page 11 - Anti-malaria work in Macedonia / Chapter I / Malaria and the mosquito
Illustrations comparing anophelines and culicines (Magnified)
0025 - Page 19 - Chapter II / Prevalence of malaria
0030 - Page 24 - Chapter III / Nature of the country
Plate I / A-B / Views of the two lakes described in the text
Plate II / A-B / Examples of the marshy borders of the lakes - Anophelines larvae abundant
0040 - Page 30 - Chapter IV / Anti-malarial measures : administration
0043 - Page 33 - Chapter V / Removal of men from malarious areas
0046 - Page 36 - Chapter VI / Destruction of the adult insect
0050 - Page 40 - Chapter VII / Destruction of the eggs, larvae, and pupae
Plate III / A - Rushes at the lake margin / B - A stream - bed with many weedy shallow pools - a favourite breeding-ground
Plate IV / A - A wide stream-bed with many pools / Anopheles in large quantities / B - The same stream-bed later / The narrow channel has drained the shallows, and there were no larvae
Plate V / A small stream in a ravine before treatment - Many larvae present / B - The same stream channelled and cleared of weed - No larvae
Plate VI / A - A well - channelled stream-bed with one pool left neglected and full of larvae, though open to the sun and weedless / B - A similar neglected pool under a bush,also full of larvae
Plate VII / A - Process of clearing a stream near a camp of mosquitoes and larvae - the undergrowth partly cleared away / B - Channelling the stream by native turk labour
Plate VIII / A - Siphoning a large pond in a cut - like depression among the hills / B - haunt of hibernating mosquitoes in a village deserted except by storks and insects
Plate IX / A - A "dug-out" in a ravine - A favourite anopheline haunt / B - A village fountain with many larvae in the wste water
Plate X / A - A well-channelled ravine stream with stones to protect the banks - No larvae / B - A ravine of rocks - The slowly stream contained larvae
0071 - Page 51 - Chapter VIII / Protection of the men from bites
Plate XI / A - The usual bivouac for two men with mosquito net / B - A mosquito-proof hut
Plate XII / Protection - veil, gloves, and "shorts" turned down over the bare knee
0083 - Page 59 - Chapter IX / Quinine prophylaxis
0088 - Page 64 - Chapter X / Conclusions
Plate XIII / Bell - tent with a neglected hole in the mosquito net