Rogers, Leonard, 1868-1962
25 films on RLB-Tube
On the development of flagellated organisms (trypanosomes) from the spleen protozoic parasites of cachexial fevers and kala-azar
A recurrence of epidemic dropsy in Calcutta in 1901
The conditions affecting the development of flagellated organisms from Leishman bodies and their bearing on the probable mode of infection
The seasonal prevalence of Anopheles and malarial fever in Lower Bengal, and the practical application of the mosquito theory
The differentiation of the continued and remittent fevers of the tropics by the blood changes
Is "malarial cachexia" purely malarial?
Abstract of the Milroy lectures on kala-azar, its differentiation and its epidemiology. Lecture II, Kala-azar as a disease
The Milroy lectures on kala-azar, delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of London. Lecture I, The origin and course of the epidemic
Two cases of amoebic abscess of liver : cured by aspiration and injection of quinine into the cavity without drainage
Malarial fevers among Europeans in Calcutta, and their differentiation from the seven-day influenza-like fever
The diagnostic value of the variations in the leucocytes and other blood changes in typhoid and malarial remittent fevers respectively
The variations in the pressure and composition of the blood in cholera : and their bearing on the success of hypertonic saline transfusion in its treatment
The prevention of tropical abscess of the liver by the early diagnosis and treatment of the presuppurative stage of amoebic hepatitis
On a peculiar type of influenza-like fever prevailing in Calcutta
On the physiological action of the poison of the hydrophidae. Part II, Action on the circulatory, respiratory, and nervous systems
Note on serum reactions and the temperature curve in chronic malaria including kala-azar
The effect of the silting up of a Lower Bengal river on the prevalence of malaria : with some remarks on the spleen test, and the reduction of malaria by filtered water
The nature and prophylaxis of the fevers in the Dinajpur district
Pigmented atrophy of the mucous membrane of the small intestine of malarial origin
A second season's experience of hypertonic transfusions in cholera controlled by observations on the blood changes
Abstract of the Milroy lectures on kala-azar, its differentiation and its epidemiology. Lecture I, The origin and course of the epidemic
Two cases of sprue treated by mouth streptococcal vaccines and emetine hydrochloride hypodermically
The Milroy lectures on kala-azar (abstracts) : delivered before the Royal College of Physicians of London
The diagnostic and prognostic value of the leucopenia of cachexial fever and kala-azar, and its treatment by quinine and bone marrow
