Iodeol in Pulmonary Tuberculosis

of the thighs. These injections were absolutely painless and the little discomfort which they had after repeated injections passed off quickly without much inconvenience to the patients. In all the cases the hectic temperature went down rapidly with each successive injection. It relieved their distressing cough and diminished sputum steadily. The signs in the chest cleared up after a course of eight injections. One of my cases in the second stage of the disease has been completely cured with a course of sixteen injections. This patient has increased in weight and strength wonderfully and is now attending to his daily duties happily. The makers claim that Iodeol is a particularly active producer of hyperleucocytosis and consequently reinforces the natural defensive means of the organism against pathogenic microbes; it raises the opsonic index and behaves as a parasitotropic drug especially as regards Koch's bacillus, the protective envelope of which it seems to destroy.?Yours, etc.,