XXXX CHEMOTHERAPY OF COMBINED INFECTION WITH INFLUENZA VIRUS AND BACTERIA.

@entity11682 @entity19 @entity55 @entity2348 @entity683 @entity1800 @entity35 @entity2028 @entity204
1. @entity11682 chemotherapy controls the bacterial component of combined infection with @entity683 virus and pneumococci in @entity35 . 2. Reinstillation of fluid (broth, physiological salt solution) into the respiratory passages of @entity19 several days after sublethal @entity1800 converts the @entity1800 into a lethal one. 3. @entity11682 chemotherapy controls the @entity2348 of @entity19 , produced by intrabronchial inoculation of mixtures of bacteria and sublethal or lethal doses of virus. 4. @entity2028 may be superimposed upon sublethal @entity1800 in @entity19 by inhalation of fine droplets of bacterial suspension several days after inoculation of virus. Normal @entity19 inhaling fine droplets of bacterial suspension fail to develop obvious disease. 5. @entity11682 chemotheiapy controls bacterial @entity55 superimposed on sublethal @entity1800 by inhalation of fine droplets of bacterial culture. 6. The secondary bacterial penumonia does not convert the sublethal @entity1800 into a lethal one. 7. If another pandemic of @entity683 occurs, it is probable that @entity11682 chemotherapy will be valuable in the treatment of secondary bacterial @entity55 and will be effective in lowering the case fatality @entity1800 is not severe enough by itself to cause @entity204 .
