Relapsing Benign Tertian Malaria

A Study of Induced Malignant Tertian Malaria *James, S. P., Nicol, W. D., and Shute, P. G. (1932). A study of induced malignant tertian malaria. Proc. Roy. Soc. Med., XXV, No. 8, June, 1932. Sect. Trop. Dis. and Parasit., p. 1153.

Workers in Great Britain on induced malaria therapy in mental patients have the advantage of working with 1 clean' material under fully controlled conditions, and of being able to select recipients who have never previously been exposed to infection with malaria. The consequence is that their results are often surprising to workers in the tropics who are far more often dealing with relapsing or...

Enumerative Studies in Benign Tertian Malaria

A Case of Schizophrenia with Superimposed Benign Tertian Malaria Cured with Atebrin

ON A SERIES OF EIGH ' r HUNDRED AND THIRTY - THREE MEDICAL PYREXIAS OCCURRING IN THE SIERRA LEONE

OF a total of 833 medical cases of pyrexia investigated among the garrison of Sierra Leone during the period October 4, 1912, to October 4, 1913,' 623, or roughly three-quarters, were proved microscopically to have been malarial in origin. These figures are sufficient to show the overwhelming preponderance of this disease on the West Coast of Africa, and are supported by a collateral investigat...

Urobilinuria and Its Importance in Malaria

In four cases of typhoid fever where the Widal test was positive, the urine was negative for urobilin, and in two cases of Malta fever where the agglutination test was positive, the urine was found free from urobilin. Out of 1,124 blood films examined malignant tertian malaria parasites were found in 137, benign tertian malaria parasites in 47, and quartan malaria parasites in one, thus showing...