Observations on Rationing in Tuberculosis

Some Observations on Chrysotherapy in Pulmonary Tuberculosis

hagen discovered the gold treatment o Pulmonary tuberculosis in 1924. Great enthusiasm swept over the medical world and t ic ?anocrysin treatment of Mollgaard was taken llP by the specialists in tuberculosis of neai y every country with high hopes of success, but, as time passed on, the enthusiasm gave place o depression. Follow-up of the cases treated in the earlier years revealed unfavourable...

On probabilistic rationing methods

Rationing occurs if the demand for a certain good exceeds its supply. In such situations a rationing method has to be specified in order to determine the allocation of the scarce good to the agents. Moulin (1999) introduced the notion of probabilistic rationing methods for the discrete framework. In this paper we establish a link between classical and probabilistic rationing methods. In particu...

Observations on Some Epidemiological Factors of Tuberculosis in South India

On Fixed-Path Rationing Methods

Moulin (1999) characterizes the fixed-path rationing methods by efficiency, strategyproofness, consistency, and resource-monotonicity. In this note, we give a straightforward proof of his result.

Disseminated tuberculosis: interesting hematological observations.

Disseminated tuberculosis can present in various ways including prolonged fever / pyrexia of unknown origin, hepatosplenomegaly, lymphadenopathy, meningitis and rarely extreme forms of hematological abnormalities such as pancytopenia and leukemoid reaction. We hereby report a case who presented with short history of fever, associated with vomiting and altered sensorium. He also had evidence of ...