Recurrent Boils

Delhi Boils

To the Editor of " The Indian Medical Gazette." ?5IR,?1 have received a letter from Mons. Vesnilof the Inp.ut Pasteur, Paris, to the effect that a protozoan very like lroplasma Donovani, Laveran and Mesnil, has been found in tropical ulcer. I give Mons. Mesnil's words in original:?" Un Americain, V; "? Wright, vient de decrire [The Journal of Medical Research, ovember 1903. Journal of Cutaneous...

Delhi Boils

a Delhi boil is usually discovered in the form of a small, slightly elevated, almost painless papule, which shows but slight inflammatory redness. After the lapse of several weeks, the papule, in one form of boil, slowly developes itself into a small, flattened, indolent abscess, 'which, either when left to burst of iis own accord, or when opened by incision, is found to have been filled with p...

Alzheimer's debate boils over.

William T. Golden Treasurer Richard S. Nicholson Executive Officer John Abelson Frederick Alt Don L. Anderson Stephen J. Benkovic Gunter K-J Blobel Floyd E. Bloom Henry R. Boume James J. Bull Kathryn Calame Charles R. Cantor Ralph J. Cicerone John M. Coffin Robert Dorfman Bruce F. Eldridge Paul T. Englund Federic S. Fay Harry A. Fozzard Theodore H. Gaballe Roger 1. M. Glass Stephen J. Goff Core...

Lord Mark Ker on "Delhi Boils."

TO THE EDITOR OF " THE INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE." Sir,?In reference to Lord Mark Ker's letter in your issue of 1st February, and the allusion it makes to Her Majesty's 82nd Regiment, of which at tlie time I was Surgeon, I beg to say as regards " Delhi Boils" that there was no relation wha tever between them, and the move alluded to ; that move was made at my recommendation (Brigade regimental rec...

Treatment of Baghdad Boils by Ionisation