Hot-water Irrigations in Gonorrhœa

Sulphapyridine in Gonorrhœa

Gonorrhœa in Children

over 200 known cases in the area covered by the V.D. scheme in Edinburgh during the last seven years. The number is large because of an epidemic which occurred in an institution during August 1927 in which 16 cases were affected. Undoubtedly other cases occurred which have been treated by private practitioners. The first recorded epidemic occurred in 1877 and was reported by Suchard.1 Since the...

Pyæmia Following Gonorrhœa : Recovery

tutional symptoms. His general health is good, tongue is moist but furred, countenance is anxious, internal organs normal; sleeps badly; appetite and bowels regular. The history of the disease dates 15 days back, when, after sexual intercourse, he had painful micturition, and then the discharge and bubo followed. He indulges in no excesses, but simply smokes tobacco. Prescribed Copaiba Mist gii...

Heart Complications in Gonorrhœa

the heart, were unknown until recently. Brande (1854) published two cases of endocarditis and pericarditis, respectively, in connection with gonorrhoeal rheumatism. Sigmund (1858) observed two cases of pericarditis in women. Gluzinski has collected thirty-one cases. The following conclusions might be derived from these observations : 1, Pericarditis as well as endocarditis might supervene in th...

Water Temperature From Hot Water Outlets in a Major Public Hospital: How Hot is Our Water?

OBJECTIVES To measure the water temperature issuing from a representative sample of patient-accessible outlets around the Royal Adelaide Hospital. To initiate an audit cycle in the event of unacceptably high water temperatures to ensure their reduction. METHODS Samples were taken of water issuing from hot taps, showers, and hand hygiene basins in patient areas throughout the hospital, encompa...