Treponema Vincenti (Blanch. 1906). Syndimychit with Trophosom and Trophosomelle. Enl. 1:10,000.
Another example from the area of catatact Syndimychit has been taken
from among the spirally serpentine bacteria. Fig. 66 shows an example of a Treponema
Vincenti (Blanch. 1906), which stems from a tonsillar swab in a case of Vincent's Angina.
This disease is produced by the quoted Spirochaetide, in community with the Fusiformis
hastilis (Seitz). This rod also is morphologically a catatact Syndimychit. In favorably
stained, strongly trophic examples, one can see here also Trophosom and Trophosomelle.
The end-positioned Trophosom in a catatact Syndimychit also are to be referred to as
Telotrophosom and the others as Ascotrophosom.