Observations upon Antimony

Some Observations upon Spirostomum

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Further Observations upon "Dermal Leishmanoid"

A vkry considerable number of cases of this condition are now referred to this department for diagnosis from Colonel Acton's skin outpatient clinic at the Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine since attention was first drawn to it, and at least two fresh cases are seen every week. In the early stage of the disease, when the lesions consist of white, non-pigmented tiny spots on the skin, it is ve...

Observations on the Antimony (Urea-Stibamine) Test for Kala-Azar

In the Indian Medical Gazette for June 1927, Chopra, Gupta, and David described a new serum test for kala-azar. These workers observed that when certain organic compounds of antimony were brought in contact with the serum from kala-azar patients in a miniature testtube, a thick flocculent precipitate was formed at the junction of the two; whereas with nonkala-azar sera no such precipitation occ...

Observations upon the movements of the eyelids.

Clinical and Experimental Observations upon General Paralysis