An enquiry, based on a series of autopsies, into the occurence and distribution of tuberculous infection in children, and its relation to the bovine and the human types of tubercle bacilli respectively

An enquiry, based on a series of autopsies, into the occurence and distribution of tuberculous infection in children, and its relation to the bovine and the human types of tubercle bacilli respectively

by A. Stanley Griffith

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