Influence of latent tetanus poisoning on nervous system excitability in aseptic inflammation

Experiments on rabbits demonstrated phasic changes in the nervous system excitability in aseptic inflammation against the background of latent tetanus intoxication (according to the results of investigation of the neuro-muscular chronaxia and the entire electroexcitability curve ("power-duration"). Apparently this is of definite significance in the changes of interrelations between the reactivity and the resistance of the organism and in the action on the phlogogenic agent.