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Nicolaas Swellengrebel

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According to Wikipedia, Nicolaas Hendrik Swellengrebel was a Dutch epidemiologist, parasitologist, pathologist, and specialist on several human diseases, particularly malaria. He pioneered an ecological approach to the management of the habitat to control vector species that he called as "species sanitation." The N.H. Swellengrebel Laboratory for Tropical Hygiene in Amsterdam is named after him.

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Published Works

  • The Anopheline Mosquitoes of the Indo-Australian Region. (1953) (62)
  • A review of hyperendemic malaria. (1950) (54)
  • Malaria in the netherlands (1938) (40)
  • Retrofection in oxyuriasis; a newly discovered mode of infection with Enterobius vermicularis. (1949) (28)
  • Malaria Investigations in some Parts of the Transvaal and Zululand. (1931) (23)
  • THE EFFICIENT PARASITE. (1940) (22)
  • Malaria Terminology. Report of a Drafting Committee appointed by the World Health Organization. (1953) (18)
  • The Development of Trypanosoma lewisi outside the Vertebrate Host (1910) (16)
  • Further Investigations on the Racial Differentiation of Anopheles maculi-pennis in the Netherlands and its Bearing on Malaria. (1932) (13)
  • The parasite-host relationship in malaria. (1950) (13)
  • Behaviour of Dutch Anopheles atroparvus and messeae in Winter under artificial Conditions. (1934) (13)
  • LATERAL-SPINED SCHISTOSOME OVA IN THE INTESTINE OF A SQUIRREL MONKEY FROM SURINAM. (1965) (12)
  • How the Malaria Service in Indonesia came into being, 1898–1948 (1950) (11)
  • How and where to search for the ova of Taenia saginata. (1961) (10)
  • Report on Investigation into Malaria in the Union of South Africa, 1930-31. (1931) (9)
  • Observations on Blastocystis hominis (1917) (8)
  • Ectopic Enterobius vermicularis. Variations in its pattern. (1962) (8)
  • Cross-breeding Experiments with Dutch and foreign Races of Anopheles maculipennis. (1934) (7)
  • Notes on Trypanosoma lewisi and its Relation to Certain Arthropoda (1910) (7)
  • ON THE INFLUENCE OF THE WIND IN THE SPREAD OF ANOPHELES MACULIPENNIS (1929) (7)
  • The malaria epidemic of 1943–1946 in the province of North-Holland (1950) (7)
  • List of the Anophelines of the Malay Archipelago with special reference to Adults and Larvae of new or incompletely described Species or Varieties (1920) (7)
  • Investigations on the Transmission of Malaria in Some Villages North of Amsterdam. (1936) (6)
  • The life-history of Pleistophora gigantea, Thélohan (Glugea gigantea Thél.) (1911) (6)
  • Note on the morphology of Herpetomonas and Crithidia, with some remarks on “physiological degeneration.” (1911) (5)
  • Retrofection in oxyuriasis. Conclusions. (1950) (5)
  • Prophylactic Use of Plasmoquine in a Dosage warranting Reasonable Safety for Routine Treatment. (1931) (5)
  • Studies on Anophelism without Malaria in the Vicinity of Amsterdam. (1927) (5)
  • Occurrence in Fresh and Brackish Water of the Larvae of "A. maculipennis atroparvus " and " messeae " in Some Coastal Provinces of the Netherlands. (1936) (4)
  • Report for the Year 1932 on Investigations into the racial Composition of Anopheles maculipennis in Holland. (1933) (4)
  • Synthetic Antimalarial Remedies and Quinine. Discussion. (1932) (4)
  • Purification of Water by Infusoria (1911) (4)
  • Mechanism of malaria transmission in the province of North Holland (1938) (4)
  • Further Studies on, and Discussion of the Results of crossmating the Races (Varieties) of Anopheles maculipennis. (1935) (4)
  • Normal and Abnormal Morphology of Trypanosoma lewisi, in the blood of the Rat (1910) (3)
  • Lateral-spined schistosome ova in a great anteater, Myrmecophaga tridactyla L. (Edentata), from Surinam. (1962) (3)
  • Anopheles aconitus and DDT spraying. (1949) (3)
  • Plasmoquine Prophylaxis in Benign Tertian Malaria. (1932) (3)
  • Malaria control in the province of North Holland. (1957) (3)
  • Observations on the Invasion of the Wieringermeerpolder by Anopheles maculipennis. (1934) (3)
  • Dioctophyma renale in a dog in the Netherlands. (1965) (3)
  • On the Seasonal Longevity of Anopheles maculipennis in Holland with Reference to their Ability to act as Malarial Vectors. (1935) (3)
  • Stages in the development of collective immunity in malaria. (1949) (3)
  • Further Observations on the Pattern of the upper Surface of the Ova in the Dutch Varieties of A. maculipennis. (1934) (3)
  • Health of White Settlers in Surinam. (1940) (3)
  • A fiftieth anniversary. (1960) (3)
  • Studies on the Various Types of Malarial Infection and the Effect of Quinine Treatment thereon among the Native Population of the Malay Archipelago. (1920) (2)
  • Experimental Malaria with Protracted Incubation. (2)
  • The Anophelines of the Dutch East Indies. (2)
  • Malaria in Deltas. Studies on Malaria in the Rhine Delta. (1933) (2)
  • Plague in Java, 1910–1912 (1950) (2)
  • A Summary of the more important Pacts on Adult Anophelines and their Larvae, observed by us or brought to our Notice during our Tour through Eastern Europe and Italy (May-September 1924). (2)
  • Report of the Malaria Commission on its Study Tour in India (August 23rd to December 28th, 1929). (2)
  • Anopheles sundaicus and DDT-Spraying. (1950) (2)
  • On Anophelism without Malaria around Amsterdam. (Third Communication.) On the Food of Adult Anopheles maculipennis in Malarious and Non-Malarious Regions. (1)
  • Entamoeba histolytica in Monkeys and in Man. (1964) (1)
  • Correlation between Intestinal and Salivary Infection in Anopheles maculipennis. (1931) (1)
  • The Malaria of Deltas. (1932) (1)
  • Fixation and Staining of Trypanosoma lewisi (1910) (1)
  • An Aspect of the Epidemiology of Malaria in Equatorial Africa. (1951) (1)
  • Studies on Malaria in the Rhine Delta. (1933) (1)
  • Report on a Small Experimental Epidemic of Benign Tertian Malaria started in September 1931 and followed up till January 1933. (1933) (1)
  • On two isosporas in man. (1961) (1)
  • On the Requirements of different Anophelines in Regard of the Abode of their Larvae. (1)
  • A Brief Guide to the Varieties of Anopheles maculipennis. (1934) (1)
  • Comparative Investigations on Malarial Immunity in Dutch East Indies and South Africa. (1932) (1)
  • Pleistophora gigantea Thelohan, a parasite of Crenilabius melops (0)
  • Comparative Effects of Paris Green and Liquid Paraffin as Larvicides. (0)
  • [Permanent plague]. (1967) (0)
  • Experiments on the Destruction of Anopheles with Preparations of Pyrethrum. (0)
  • The Anopheles of the Dutch East Indies. (1932) (0)
  • [Charles Willem Frederik Winckel 70 years old]. (1952) (0)
  • Ten Years of House Spraying against Malaria. (1946) (0)
  • Some Notes on the Geographical Distribution of Anophélines and Malaria in Sumatra. (0)
  • Investigations on the biology of rats and fleas, and on other subjects relating to the spread of plague in East Java. (0)
  • The Male Genitalia of Dutch East Indian Anophelines. (0)
  • The Subdivision of Anopheles Species. (1934) (0)
  • A Method of Diagnosis of Enterobius Infection. (1943) (0)
  • Observations on the Larvae-Destroying Action of Small Fish in the Malay Archipelago. (0)
  • The Dissociation o£ the Sexual and Nutritive Functions-" Gono-trophic Dissociation "-in A. maculipennis as thé Cause of Malaria in the Low Countries, and its Connexion with "House Infection.". (0)
  • Malaria in the former Netherlands East Indian Army. (1957) (0)
  • On the So-Called " Daily Turnover " of the Anopheline Population in Resting-Places and its Bearing on the Evaluation of the Anopheline Incidence to test the Effect of Antilarval Measures. (0)
  • [Not Available]. (1948) (0)
  • The Dutch Races of Anopheles maculipennis and their Relations to the Italian Races. (0)
  • Temporary and Local Accumulation of Anopheles maculipennis round Amsterdam. (0)
  • Anopheles errabundus, sp. n., an Anopheline new for the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Seven Years of Experience in Work against Anopheles at Medémblik. (0)
  • [Van Loghem in tropical hygiene]. (1953) (0)
  • Contribution to the History of Malaria in the Netherlands. (0)
  • The Hibernation of A. maculipennis in the Neighbourhood of Amsterdam. (0)
  • [Place of social anthropology in public health; health education in a city whose civilization is different from ours]. (1958) (0)
  • Report about the Mosquitoes collected, by the Native Medical Practitioner, Sitanala, during the 3rd Scientific Expedition to South New-Guinea, 1912-1913. (0)
  • [Malaria conference of Kampala (1950)]. (1951) (0)
  • On the Attempts to destroy the Larvae of A. maculipennis. (0)
  • Short Account of Some Less Known Protozoa from the Human Intestine. (0)
  • Some new anophelines from the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Anophelism without Malaria in the Coastal Area of the Netherlands. (0)
  • Contribution to the History of Malaria in Holland. Second Communication: An Investigation into the Value of the Data usually applied for the Recognition in Historical Accounts of Fever caused by Plasmodia. (0)
  • Report on Experiments upon the Development of Malaria Parasites in some Anophelines. (0)
  • The Department of Tropical Hygiene in the Colonial Institute of Amsterdam. (0)
  • A Second Case of Rat Plague on a Ship in Amsterdam Harbour. (0)
  • Report for 1936 and 1937 of the Malaria Commission of the Health Council of Holland. (1938) (0)
  • [ON DIOCTOPHYMA RENALE AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSIGHT INTO INFECTION CAUSED BY IT]. (1965) (0)
  • On the Fat and Water Content of hibernating Anopheles maculipennis var. atroparvus and var. messeae in Holland. (1935) (0)
  • Eradication of Malaria (1960) (0)
  • DDT Spraying of Houses against Anopheles of the punctulatus Group. (1949) (0)
  • Emilius Paulus Snijders, October 24, 1885-March 25, 1958. (1958) (0)
  • The Anophelines of the Netherlands Indies. (1932) (0)
  • Malaria in the Kingdom of the Netherlands. (0)
  • A Statistical Comparison of the Malarial Deaths in Italy with Deaths from Intermittent Fever, Febris Intermittens and Malaria in Holland. (0)
  • More precise Particulars regarding the Autumn and Winter Infection of Anopheles maculipennis with Malaria Parasites around Amsterdam. (0)
  • Density of Population and Anophelism). (0)
  • A Manual for Malaria Investigation. (0)
  • On Anophelism without Malaria round Amsterdam. (0)
  • The Visit of the Malaria Commission of the League of Nations to Eastern Europe and Italy. (0)
  • The Anophelines in Deli in connection with the Spread of Malaria. (0)
  • Malaria Infection in Successive Age-Groups among the Indigenous People in Hyperendemic Malarious Areas in the North-East Coast of New Guinea. (1948) (0)
  • Two Anophelines new to the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Further Remarks on the Density of the Anopheline Population around Amsterdam. (0)
  • [Commensalism of Endamoeba dysenteriae]. (1958) (0)
  • Parasitology, a chapter of ecology. (1956) (0)
  • An indicative Analysis of the Anopheline Fauna of the northern Provinces of Holland. (0)
  • A forgotten controversy. (1957) (0)
  • [Interhuman transmission of bubonic plague]. (1967) (0)
  • Some Anophelines new to the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Experimental Contributions to the Knowledge of Plague Transmission by Fleas and Lice. (0)
  • Malaria Prophylaxis by Anopheles Deflection. (0)
  • The Spread of Plague - Continuous and Metastatic. (0)
  • Anti-malarial Measures in Palestine. (0)
  • The Biology of X. cheopis in East Java. (0)
  • Bacteria Causing Difficulties in the Diagnosis of Rat Plague. (0)
  • [How and where do Taenia saginata deposit their eggs?]. (1961) (0)
  • On the Value of the Male Rate of Anopheles maculipennis). (0)
  • Some remarks on the morphology of Entamoeba histolytica and the diagnostic value of rectal infection of cats. (0)
  • The Doctor and Entomology. (0)
  • The Development of Ascaris Embryos outside the Human Body. (0)
  • Complementary and Emendatory Notes to Swellengrebel's " Anophelines of the Dutch East Indies.". (0)
  • Anophelines of the Netherlands' East Indies. (0)
  • Significance oí the Relative Number of Males of Anopheles in Shelters. (0)
  • Addendum to the Description of Larvae of Netherlands-Indie Anophelines. (0)
  • [In memoriam Prof. Dr. W.A. Kuenen]. (1952) (0)
  • Tropical hygiene in a changed world. (1957) (0)
  • [Principles of the antimalarial campaign in the Netherlands]. (1962) (0)
  • Ten Years' Spraying Campaign against Malaria. (1946) (0)
  • The Basis of Malaria Control by Antilarval Measures in the Netherlands. (1935) (0)
  • On the number of Fleas on East Java Rats and the meaning of the parallel between Flea and Plague curves. (0)
  • The Life History of Amoebae of the Limax Type in the Human Intestine (1917) (0)
  • The Stegomyias of Deli. (0)
  • A List of Anophelines from the East of the Malay Archipelago, with a fuller Description of the Forms new to the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Schizogony of the Female Gametocytes of Laverania malariae. (0)
  • The Susceptibility of Anophelines to Malarial Infections in the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Triehiniasis in Holland. (1932) (0)
  • Researches on the Anophelines at some Stations of Java and Sumatra in connection with the Occurrence of Malaria. (0)
  • Comparative Efficiency of Certain Larvicides. (0)
  • The Occurrence of Eat Plague without Human Plague in Hidden Foci. (0)
  • [Tropical hygiene in a changed world]. (1957) (0)
  • Anophelism sine Malaria in the Neighbourhood of Amsterdam. (0)
  • Malaria Control in the Netherlands. (1946) (0)
  • Trichinosis in Nederland. (1932) (0)
  • Indonesia before the War. Introduction. (1949) (0)
  • Report on the Tour of Investigation in Palestine in 1935. Part II. (0)
  • Enquiry concerning Plague Infection of Rats apart from their Fleas. (0)
  • On the Detection of Oxyuris Eggs on the Perianal Region, in the Nail-Dirt and in the Dust of Rooms. (1944) (0)
  • Animal Entamoebae at Deli. (0)
  • Seven Years of Anti-Mosquito Measures in Medemblik. (0)
  • A List of Anophelines found in the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • On " mitigated " plague infection in rats and guinea-pigs. (0)
  • Roubaud's Theory in Holland. (0)
  • A Comparison of Fluctuations in the Annual Figures of Malaria and Anopheles about Amsterdam. (0)
  • Description of Three New or Imperfectly Described Larvae of Anophelines from the Dutch-Indies. (0)
  • The Existence of Two Different Races of Anopheles maculipennis as an Explanation of Anophelism without Malaria in the Netherlands. (0)
  • " Subacute " Plague in Rats and Guinea-pigs. (0)
  • Researches on ectoparasites of man in the vicinity of Marrakech (Morocco). (1953) (0)
  • Myiobium myzomyiae, a Parasitic Haplosporidium found in the Intestinal Tract of some Anophelinae. (0)
  • The Salivary Glands in Hibernating Anopheles maculipennis var. messeae and Semi-hibernating Anopheles maculipennis var. atroparvus. (0)
  • Report on the Occurrence of Malaria and Anophelines at Samarang. (0)
  • At what Period does Infection with Malaria occur in our Country (0)
  • [Emilius Paulus Snijders, October 24th 1885-1955]. (1955) (0)
  • [Life history of a working hypothesis]. (1954) (0)
  • [Means or goal?]. (1963) (0)
  • A further Note on the Density of the Anopheline Population around Amsterdam. (0)
  • Some remarks on Dr Swingle's Paper, “The transmission of Trypanosoma lewisi by rat fleas,” etc (1911) (0)
  • On Endeavours to destroy Larvae of A. maculipennis. (0)
  • [On Alfortia edentata (Looss, 1900), a parasite of horses]. (1969) (0)
  • Addenda to Description of Larvae of Netherlands' Indian Anophelines (1919) (0)
  • [Isospora hominis, an insignificant but unusual intestinal parasite in man]. (1961) (0)
  • On the Biology of M. Ludlpwi in Sumatra. (0)
  • A Comparison of the Changes shown by the annual Figures of Malaria Cases and Anopheles in recent Years in the Neighbourhood of Amsterdam. (0)
  • MALARIA ERADICATION (1969) (0)
  • Malaria Control in Palestine. (0)
  • Some Remarks on the Control of Lice in Clothing. (0)
  • A Remark on the Terminology used in describing Anopheline Larvae. (0)
  • Is Paris Green a Better Larvicide than Kerosene or Liquid Paraffin (0)
  • On Anophelism without Malaria around Amsterdam. IV. The Pattern of the Dorsal Surface of the Ova in the Two Races of A. maculipennis. (0)
  • The Principles of Malaria Control in the Netherlands. (1962) (0)
  • [ENTAMOEBA HISTOLYTICA IN THE MONKEY AND IN MAN]. (1964) (0)
  • Record of observations on the Bionomics of Fleas and Rats and other subjects, bearing on the Epidemiology of Plague in Eastern Java. (0)
  • On the So-called "Intraglobular Conjugation" of the Parasite of Tropical Malaria. (0)
  • On the Biology of Anopheles (M.) ludlowi in Sumatra. (0)
  • [Various aspects of health education in underprivileged tropical countries]. (1956) (0)
  • FIFTEEN YEARS OF TROPICAL MEDICINE. (1964) (0)
  • Rapport over het voorkomen van malaria en Anophelinen te Semarang = Report on te occurrence of malaria and Anophelines at Samarang (0)
  • The Occurrence of two different Races of A. maculipennis as an Explanation of Anophelism without Malaria in the Netherlands. (0)
  • M. flava, sp. n., a new Anopheline in the Dutch East Indies. (0)
  • Wild, domestic and interhuman parasitism. (1955) (0)
  • The Division of Species of Anopheles. (0)
  • Observations on the Destruction of Clothes Lice. (0)
  • The Visit of the Malaria Commission of the League of Nations to Spain. (0)
  • The Periodicity of Plague in Java. (0)
  • Races of A. maculipennis in the Low Countries. Anophelism without Malaria. (0)
  • Particulars on the Autumnal and Hibernal Infection of A. maculipennis with Malaria Parasites around Amsterdam. (0)
  • [Exotic plasmodia in the Netherlands; an appeal for cooperation among all Netherlands physicians]. (1950) (0)
  • Some Aspects of the Malaria Problem in Italy. Some Notes and Impressions on Malaria in the Ukraine and in Roumania. (0)
  • Temporary and Local Accumulation of A. maculipennis round Amsterdam. (0)
  • On Seasonal Changes in Anopheles maculipennis in Holland with Reference to their Ability to act as malarial Vectors. (1935) (0)
  • [Reflections after the malaria conference in Campala, Uganda]. (1952) (0)
  • Infection with Oxyuris Eggs from Closet Excrement. (1946) (0)
  • Myzomyia rossii Giles, M. ludlowi Theobald and M. indefinita Ludl. (0)
  • Report on the mosquitos collected by the native medical practitioner Sitanella, during the third scientific expedition to southern New Guinea, 1912-1913. (0)
  • On the Density of the Anopheline Population around Amsterdam during the Last Four Years. (0)
  • Control of Malaria by Increase of Human Beings or of Animals. (0)
  • Mosquito Extermination with Pyrethrum Preparations. (0)
  • Cytological Problems in the Light of the Result of Researches on the Protista. (0)
  • Determination of the needs and criteria for priority (1956) (0)
  • A Two-Stage Method for the Detection of Oxyuris Eggs. Its Efficacy compared with that of the American NIH Swab. (1943) (0)
  • Cyst Formation of C. mesnili. (0)

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