Organo-Therapeutic Treatment of Malaria

By A. J. NORONHA, m.d., Hoiiy. Physician, J. J. Hospital, Bombay. TwEXvE bottles were supplied for trial in my wards of the preparation named Bazogen, purporting to consist of the extract of Spleen, Pancreas, Thyroid, and Adrenal. The supply of the drug was limited, and a fair trial could not be given. The accompanying charts show that a drop in the temperature occurs even in severe cases with the drug alone. Two cases were kept on Bazogen for some time. One was a case of malignant malaria and the other of malarial cachexia. In the former the temperature recurred as soon as the drug was stopped. In the latter the spleen diminished a little and then enlarged again. In a third case of malarial cachexia the spleen remained unaffected, but the treatment could not be prolonged. It was not possible to determine the effects of