Sir Alexander Ogston, 1844-1929: A Life at Medical and Military Frontlines
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Ogston’s career was of farranging, yet underacknowledged, excellence.
Inspired by the work of Joseph Lister and Robert Koch, Ogston determined to find the cause of postoperative infection. Working in his home laboratory, Ogston established the link between acute inflammation and suppuration and microorganisms, discovered (and named) staphylococcus (better known today in connection with MRSA), and correctly linked localised microorganism infections with blood poisoning.
Ogston served as a ...
Inspired by the work of Joseph Lister and Robert Koch, Ogston determined to find the cause of postoperative infection. Working in his home laboratory, Ogston established the link between acute inflammation and suppuration and microorganisms, discovered (and named) staphylococcus (better known today in connection with MRSA), and correctly linked localised microorganism infections with blood poisoning.
Ogston served as a ...






















