III. Conjunctival (ophthalmic); introduced about the same time by Wolff-Eisner and Calmette in 1907.
IV. Percutaneous (inunction or salve); introduced by Moro in 1908.
V. Intracutaneous (needle track reaction); introduced as a test by Mantoux in 1909. Described previously by Escherich.
I. SUBCUTANEOUS TUBERCULIN TEST
1. Apparatus and Solutions Necessary:
Glass cylinder graduated to cc.
1 cc pipette graduated to 1⁄10 cc.[11]
10 cc pipette graduated to 1⁄10 cc.[12]
Hypodermic needle suited to the syringe.
Two or more 1⁄2 oz. bottles.