The Value of Sodium Morrhuate and Sodium Linate in Tuberculosis and Leprosy

paper on "Fatty Acids in the Treatment of Diseases caused by Acid-Fast Germs," by Captain Ganguly, i.m.s., recorded in the I. M. G. for May. Through the kindness of Sir Leonard Rogers, I was able to try sodium morrhuate some time before it was placed on the market, and I have been using it ever since as opportunity has arisen and am convinced that many of my patients have derived considerable benefit from it. A specific reaction, focal or. general, is not always apparent, but in some cases appears to me to be very definite. For example, in a case of left tubercular epididymitis with slight involvement of one apex (T. B. were not found, but the diagnosis' was confirmed by the civil surgeon of the district and by Sir Leonard Rogers), it was doubtful whether the left epididymus showed any reaction or not, but a small tender