Antipyrin bei Phthisis

Laryngeal Phthisis

? graph has been brought out, enlarged and ?rewritten, by Mr. Harold Bar well, owing to Mr. -Lake having given up the practice of Laryngology to pursue that of Otologj'. It is based upon an experience of G50 cases of the disease observed principally at the Mount Vernon Hospital for consumption in London. The etiology, patholog}7, symptoms, differential diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of the ...

Antipyrin: Its Value in Pyrexia

ture, pulse, and respiration were again taken, and if the temperature still remained high, 100? to 101?, a third dose of grs. xx was administered with brandy 5i. As a rule, this sufficed to lower the temperature to normal, sometimes even below 98'4?. In a few cases, the drug was given subcutaneouslv in doses of grs. xv, xv, and x every hour till three doses were given. In every case the tempera...

Antipyrin and Sp. Eth. Netrosi

Sir,?In reply to your correspondent Adolphe Passanha, M. A., who asks if it is usual to obtain a green colour when dispensing Antipyrin and Sp. Eth. Nit. together, I may perhaps be allowed to state such is the usual result, unless the Sp. Eth. Nit. is freely diluted and added last, which even then will not always prevent this characteristic colour. See Squire, 15th Edition, p. 73. Tests.?The aq...

An Epidemic of Phthisis

The Prevention of Pulmonary Phthisis