Straus phenomenon
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Straus reaction — when material containing virulent glanders bacilli is inoculated into the peritoneal cavity of male guinea pigs, scrotal lesions develop; called also Straus phenomenon … Medical dictionary
Straus reaction (phenomenon test) — (strous) [Isidore Straus, French physician, 1845–1896] see under reaction … Medical dictionary
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