| Eponyms in category: Bacteriology - virology - fungus - parasites - microorganisms |
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| Abel's bacillus (Abel-Löwenberg bacteria) |
| Gram negative, immotile, encapsulated rods of the species Klebsiella. |
| Abel-Löwenberg bacteria |
| Gram negative, immotile, encapsulated rods of the species Klebsiella. |
| Achalme's bacillus |
| Bacillus discovered by Achalme in 1891. |
| Achorion schoenleinii (Schönlein's tricophyton) |
| A rare form of Trichophyton; a fungus which is the cause of favus. |
| Aertrycke bacillus |
| Bacille du genre Salmonella, agent de certains empoisonnements d'origin alimentaire. |
| Anderson's dermacentor |
| Tick transferring Rocky Mountains spotted fever and tularemia. |
| Andrews' syndrome |
| A form of pustulosis palmoplantaris in which there is also a focal infection. |
| Andrews’ bacterid (Andrews' syndrome) |
| A form of pustulosis palmoplantaris in which there is also a focal infection. |
| Andrews’ disease (Andrews' syndrome) |
| A form of pustulosis palmoplantaris in which there is also a focal infection. |
| Andrews’ pustulous bacterid (Andrews' syndrome) |
| A form of pustulosis palmoplantaris in which there is also a focal infection. |
| Aujeszky's disease virus |
| A herpesvirus causing pseudorabies in swine.
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| Australian Murray Valleu virus |
| Arbovirus.
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| Babesia |
| A genus of the order Haemosporidia that consists of parasites - intra-cellular non-pigmented sporozoa - found in the blood of cattle, sheep, horses, dogs, and other vertebrate animals. |
| Babesiosis |
| A rare, often severe, and sometimes fatal disease of man caused by an intraerythrocytic protozoan, Babesia microti, and perhaps other Babesia species. |
| Baird-Parker medium |
| Agar for isolation and counting of coagulase-positive staphylococcus in foodstuff.
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| Baldwin-Gardner-Willis operation |
| A phenomen relating to tubercle bacilluses. |
| Bancroft's filariasis |
| A filarial infection caused by Wucheria bancrofti. |
| Bang's bacillus |
| Brucella abortus Bang and Fusobacterium necrophorum.
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| Bargen's bacillus |
| A diplostreptococcus which is specific in ulcerative colitis. |
| Bedsonia |
| Older term for chlamydia.
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| Besredka's anaphylaxis (Besredka's desensitization) |
| A method suggested by Besredka for avoiding anaphylactic shock in the practice of serotherapy. |
| Besredka's antivirus |
| The filtered and heated broth cultures of bacteria used by Besredka to produce local immunity.
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| Besredka's desensitization |
| A method suggested by Besredka for avoiding anaphylactic shock in the practice of serotherapy. |
| Besredka's egg substrate |
| Liquid substrate containing egg for the cultivation of tubercle bacteria. |
| Besredka's method (Besredka's desensitization) |
| A method suggested by Besredka for avoiding anaphylactic shock in the practice of serotherapy. |
| Beurmann disease (Schenck's disease) |
| A chronic disease, occurring in two forms, caused by the fungus Sporothrix schencki. |
| Beurmann's agent |
| The agent og sporotrichoses.
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| Beurmann-Gougerot disease (Schenck's disease) |
| A chronic disease, occurring in two forms, caused by the fungus Sporothrix schencki. |
| Brill's disease |
| An infectious rickettsial disease transmitted by the human louse or a flea and characterized by fever, a transient rash, and falling blood pressure. |
| Brill-Zinsser disease (Brill's disease) |
| An infectious rickettsial disease transmitted by the human louse or a flea and characterized by fever, a transient rash, and falling blood pressure. |
| Brocq's phagadena geometricum |
| Chronic skin ulcers due to mixed bacterial infection. |
| Brucella |
| A nonmotile, aerobic, gram-negative genus of bacteria. |
| Cullen’s postoperative serpiginosus ulceration (Brocq's phagadena geometricum) |
| Chronic skin ulcers due to mixed bacterial infection. |
| d'Alessandro-Comes test |
| A biochemical test for differentiating between species and families in the genus Enterobacteriacae. |
| de Almeida's disease (Lutz-Splendore-de Almeida disease) |
| A blastomycosis caused by the fungus Paracoccidioides (Blastomyces) brasiliensis. |
| Diplo-bacille de Morax (French) (Morax-Axenfeld bacillus) |
| The cause of Morax-Axenfeld conjunctivitis. |
| Diplococcus Morax-Axenfeld (Morax-Axenfeld bacillus) |
| The cause of Morax-Axenfeld conjunctivitis. |
| Ducrey's test (Ito-Reenstierna test) |
| Intracutaneous injection of a killed culture of Ducrey-Krefting bacillus for diagnosis of chancroid. |
| Ducrey-Krefting bacillus |
| The cause of the chancroid or soft chancre |
| Ducrey’s bacillus (Ducrey-Krefting bacillus) |
| The cause of the chancroid or soft chancre |
| Ehrlichia bovis |
| Rickettsia occurring in cattle.
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| Ehrlichia canis |
| Rickettsia in dogs causes a pancytopenia, particularly thrombocytopenia. |
| Ehrlichia ovina |
| Ricekktsia-like organism occurring in sheep.
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| Ehrlichia phagocytophilia |
| Ricekktsia causing a fever condition (tick-borne fever) in cattle and sheep. |
| Ehrlich’s psittaci (Levinthal-Lillie-Coles bodies) |
| Virus in the genus Miyagawanella in the Chlamydiaceae family. |
| Eijkman's test |
| A test to determine whether coliform bacteria come from from warm-blooded animals. |
| Escherichia |
| A genus of gram negative, rod-shaped, facultatively aerobic intestinal bacteria belonging to the family of Enterobacteriaceae, tribe Eschericheae. |
| Escherichia coli - E. coli |
| The ubiquitous colon bacillus. Short, plump, gram-negative, non-spore forming motile bacilli almost constantly present in the alimentary canal of man and other animals. |
| Gilbert's syndrome 2 |
| Chronic pyemic colibacillosis caused by coli bacteria. |
| Golgi's reproduction cyclus |
| Sexless reproduction of malaria parasites. Boring stuff. |
| Gougerot-Houwer-Sjögren syndrome (Sjögren's syndrome (Henrik Samuel Conrad Sjögren)) |
| Sicca syndrome. A chronic autoimmune disease characterised by keratoconjunctivitis sicca and many other symptoms. |
| Gougerot-Sjögren syndrome (Sjögren's syndrome (Henrik Samuel Conrad Sjögren)) |
| Sicca syndrome. A chronic autoimmune disease characterised by keratoconjunctivitis sicca and many other symptoms. |
| Gram's solution |
| A solution used for Gram's stain. |
| Gram's stain |
| The best known and most widely used bacteriological staining method, it is almost always the first test performed for the identification of bacteria. |
| Gram’s method (Gram's stain) |
| The best known and most widely used bacteriological staining method, it is almost always the first test performed for the identification of bacteria. |
| Griesinger's disease II |
| A tropical disease which usually appears in barefoot workers operating in damp soil. |
| Gruber-Widal reaction (Georges Fernand Isidore Widal) |
| Serological agglutination test for typhoid fever. |
| Hansen's bacillus |
| The agent of lepra. |
| Herrmann's syndrome |
| A familial camptodactyly syndrome. |
| Isayev-Pfeiffer phenomenon (Pfeiffer's phenomenon) |
| Destruction or dissolution of bacteria |
| Ito-Reenstierna test |
| Intracutaneous injection of a killed culture of Ducrey-Krefting bacillus for diagnosis of chancroid. |
| Jennerian vaccination |
| A procedure using cowpox matter to prevent smallpox. |
| Landouzy typho bacillosis |
| A mycobacterial sepsis with a violent – foudroyant - course. |
| Levinea |
| A genus of bacteria of gram negative rods in the family Enterobacteriaceae. |
| Levinthal's agar |
| A solid nutritious substrate for cultivating demanding microorganisms.
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| Levinthal-Lillie-Coles bodies |
| Virus in the genus Miyagawanella in the Chlamydiaceae family. |
| Lutz' disease (Lutz-Splendore-de Almeida disease) |
| A blastomycosis caused by the fungus Paracoccidioides (Blastomyces) brasiliensis. |
| Lutz-Splendore-de Almeida disease |
| A blastomycosis caused by the fungus Paracoccidioides (Blastomyces) brasiliensis. |
| Meleney's synergistic gangrene |
| A postoperative gangrene with a chronic enlarging ulcer due to infection with microaerophilic streptococcus and Staphylococcus aureus.
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| Meleney’s undermining burrowing ulcer (Brocq's phagadena geometricum) |
| Chronic skin ulcers due to mixed bacterial infection. |
| Morax-Axenfeld bacillus |
| The cause of Morax-Axenfeld conjunctivitis. |
| Moraxella |
| Genus of bacteria sometimes confused with Neissera. |
| Moraxella lacunata (Morax-Axenfeld bacillus) |
| The cause of Morax-Axenfeld conjunctivitis. |
| Neisser's diplococcus |
| The bacterium causing gonorrhoea.
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| Neisseria |
| A genus of bacteria belonging to the family Neisseriaceae. |
| Neisseria Catarrhalis |
| Species of Neisseria found in catarrhal inflammations of the upper respiratory tract. |
| Neisseria gonorrhoeae (Neisser's diplococcus) |
| The bacterium causing gonorrhoea.
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| Neisseria hæmolytica |
| An obsolete term for Gemella haemolysans.
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| Neisseria meningitidis |
| Species causing epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis. |
| Neisseria sicca |
| Species found in mucous membrane of respiratory tract. |
| Neissericeae |
| A family of bacteria that are spherical, gram-negative, nonmotile. |
| Neumann's procedure (H. Neumann) |
| A procedure for cultivating gonococci under various oxygen- and carbonic acid tensions.
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| Nickerson's medium (Nickerson's selective agar) |
| A substrate for culturing and demonstrating Candida. |
| Nickerson's selective agar |
| A substrate for culturing and demonstrating Candida. |
| Osler's filaria |
| A parasitic nematode. |
| Park-Williams bacillus |
| A special strain of Corynebacterium diphtheriae isolated in the U.S. and used for toxin production. |
| Park-Williams fixative |
| A fixative for spirochetes |
| Pasteurella pestis, (Yersinia pestis) |
| The causative agent of plague. |
| Petri dish |
| A shallow, cylindrical dish made of plastic or glass with a cover, used for tissue cultures and to hold solid media for culturing and sub-culturing bacteria. |
| Petri sand filter. |
| No description available. |
| Pfaundler's reaction |
| Fadenreaktion auf Koli- und Proteusbazillen (German). |
| Pfeiffer's bacillus |
| Gram negative, non-motile, non-sporing rod of the genus Haemophilus in the Brucellacae family. |
| Pfeiffer's phenomenon |
| Destruction or dissolution of bacteria |
| Pfeiffer's test |
| Animal test for bacteriolysis. |
| Pfeifferella |
| An obsolete genus of bacteria.
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| Proteu's bacillus |
| A genus of gram-negative rods belonging to the family Enterobacteriaceae. |
| Rainey's tube |
| Sarcocyst.
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| Reiter's spirochaeta |
| A variant of treponema closely related to Treponema pallidum. |
| Salmonella |
| A genus of bacteria belonging to the family of Enterobacteriaceae. |
| Salmonella Corner |
| Ill-reputed fastfood restaurant.
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| Salmonellosis |
| Any disease caused by infestation with bacteria of genus Salmonella. |
| Schenck's disease |
| A chronic disease, occurring in two forms, caused by the fungus Sporothrix schencki. |
| Schönlein's tricophyton |
| A rare form of Trichophyton; a fungus which is the cause of favus. |
| Semmelweis' method |
| Disinfection of the hands of the obstetrician or midwife with chloride or lime, as well as clean bedsheaths for the patient, in order to prevent puerperal fever. |
| Sjögren's disease (Karl Gustaf Torsten Sjögren) (Sjögren's syndrome (Henrik Samuel Conrad Sjögren)) |
| Sicca syndrome. A chronic autoimmune disease characterised by keratoconjunctivitis sicca and many other symptoms. |
| Sjögren's syndrome (Henrik Samuel Conrad Sjögren) |
| Sicca syndrome. A chronic autoimmune disease characterised by keratoconjunctivitis sicca and many other symptoms. |
| Sphryanura osleri |
| A trematode worm found in the gills of a newt. |
| Trichophyton schoenleinii (Schönlein's tricophyton) |
| A rare form of Trichophyton; a fungus which is the cause of favus. |
| Typhobazillose Landouzy (German) (Landouzy typho bacillosis) |
| A mycobacterial sepsis with a violent – foudroyant - course. |
| Unna-Ducrey bacillus (Ducrey-Krefting bacillus) |
| The cause of the chancroid or soft chancre |
| von Mikulicz-Gougerot-Sjögren syndrome (Sjögren's syndrome (Henrik Samuel Conrad Sjögren)) |
| Sicca syndrome. A chronic autoimmune disease characterised by keratoconjunctivitis sicca and many other symptoms. |
| Warthin and Starry method |
| A technique for identifying spirocheates in tissue.
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| Wassermann's antibody |
| Antibody evoked during syphilitic infections. |
| Widal’s reaction (Gruber-Widal reaction (Georges Fernand Isidore Widal)) |
| Serological agglutination test for typhoid fever. |
| Widal’s test (Gruber-Widal reaction (Georges Fernand Isidore Widal)) |
| Serological agglutination test for typhoid fever. |
| Yersin's serum |
| An antitoxic serum for the plague. |
| Yersinia |
| A genus of gram-negative, rod-shaped and non-motile bacteria in the family of Enterobacteriacae. |
| Yersinia enterocolitica |
| A species of large coccobacilli that are pathogenic for man. |
| Yersinia pestis |
| The causative agent of plague. |
| Yersinia pseudotuberculosis |
| A gram-negative coccoid or ovoid organism that may cause acute mesenterial lymphadenitis in humans and pseudotuberculosis in birds and rodents. |
| Yersinia-arthritis |
| A disease of joints – acute mono- or oligoarthritis – caused by Yersinia enterocolitica or Yersinia pseudotuberculosis.
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| Yersinosis |
| A collective term for infections with yersinia. |
| Yersin’s bacillus (Yersinia pestis) |
| The causative agent of plague. |
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