Old Notes on Malarial Fevers and Cognate Ailments

Notes on the Treatment of Malarial Fevers with Tincture of Iodine

Notes on the Hypodermic Injection of Quinine in Malarial Fevers

This method, besides other advantages, does away with the unpleasant taste, and is supposed to obtain the full benefit of the physiological effects of the drug. Sure/eon LieutenantColonel Benson, I. M. S.,1 in December 1894, at Calcutta, reported very favourably on this method of administration in malarial fevers. After an experience of 1,3)0 cases, in 614 of which he had no untoward result wha...

On Certain Points in Connection with Malarial Fevers in India

will suggest itself to you that such a comprehensive subject as Indian fevers could be touched on only in the slightest and most superficial manner, in the brief space accorded me. Instead, therefore, of endeavouring to wander discursively through the wide domain of Indian fevers generally, I shall attempt to limit my remarks to some few, select, points in the history of what is par excellence ...

Malarial Fevers and Malarial Parasites

Cinchonidine and Wrightia Antidysenterica as Prophylactics against Dysentery and Malaria

During the discussion on the prophylaxis of malarial fevers by Major Duncan, I.MS., at the Indian Medical Congress, it was stated by one ot the speakers (Transactions of Indian Medical Congress, page 153), that ' Inderjao,' Wrightici Antidysenterica, had marvellous prophylactic effects in fevers. I have for some time used the drug with great success in cases of acute dysentery, but had never gi...