CARBUNCLE AND ITS TREATMENT BY MAGNESIUM SULPHATE

A Study of Tetanus and Its Treatment with Magnesium Sulphate

. Tetanus is a fairly common disease in India ln hospital practice, but a rarity in general practice. Numerous papers have been published lrorri time to time in which the relative merits of the different methods of treatment have been discussed. The treatment with large doses of antitetanus serum, as advocated by Cole and others, has been very favourably reported upon, ^nd is, consequently, the...

Tetanus Cured by Magnesium Sulphate

The patient?a Hindu male child aged 4, admitted on 31st October, 1933, for treatment of an ulcer on his head. On examination the following signs were observed; these had apparently escaped the notice of his parents. He had difficulty in swallowing, could only partially open his mouth and his eyes were partly closed, the lower extremities were stiff and abdomen rigid; these signs were detected a...

Treatment of Eclampsia with Magnesium Sulphate

Backerganj circulated a pamphlet suggesting magnesium sulphate injections for the treatment of eclampsia. Roy (1941) treated some cases with intravenous injection of 15 c.cm. of 10 per cent solution of magnesium sulphate, along with StroganofFs treatment, intravenous glucose, etc. I have treated 15 cases of which only two died. In all these I injected 5 c.cm. of 25 per cent solution of magnesiu...

Magnesium Sulphate Powder in the Treatment of Wounds and Ulcers

Treatment of Carbuncle with Penicillin