Bengal Splenomegaly

Pedunculine. (For Treatment of Bengal Splenomegaly)

CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS Tropical Splenomegaly Syndrome

A one-day symposium was held at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School in London on 17 November. The participants comprised experts in tropical medicine, parasitology, pathology, immunology, and haematology, most of whom had had personal experience with splenomegaly in the tropics. They met to review the present state of knowledge and to define those areas where further research was likely to be...

Chronic Splenomegaly in Lower Bengal with Special Reference to the Prevalence and Clinical Differentiation of Kala-Azar *(Read at the Medical Section, Asiatic Society of Bengal, December 1916.)

specific for the formerly deadly kala-azar makes the easy clinical recognition of that disease from chronic malarial and other forms of enlarged spleen a matter of the greatest practical importance; for the facilities, skill, and time required for demonstrating the parasite of the disease are only exceptionally available in the case of the general practitioner and medical men in charge of distr...

Childhood acute leukemia in West Bengal, India with an emphasis on uncommon clinical features.

Leukemias are the commonest childhood malignancy in West Bengal. This study was undertaken on 75 children at NRS Medical College, West Bengal to determine the distribution of signs and symptoms of leukemia and to identify unusual clinical features. After obtaining clinical history, physical examination, hematological and radiological investigations were performed. Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia ...

Chronic Parasitic Splenomegaly

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