Routes of tuberculosis transmission in the body. II. The bloodstream
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Routes of tuberculosis transmission in the body. II. The bloodstream, Dr. Trenkler & Co. (1920). Via artnap.com
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An educational anatomical chart titled Verbreitungswege der Tuberkulose im Körper, part II, showing the bloodstream. A standing male figure displays the heart, blood vessels, lungs, liver and digestive organs, with three inset panels illustrating miliary tuberculosis, a tuberculous vessel wall under magnification, and a lung section. Printed by Dr. Trenkler & Co. in 1920.
