Note on the Mal-Treatment of Malarial Fevers and Its Consequences

A Note on External Applications of Creasote in the Treatment of Malarial Intermittent Fevers *Towards the expenses of this research a grant was made by the British Medical Association on the recommendation of the Scientific Grants Committee of the Association.

Preliminary Note on a New Method of Treating Malarial Fevers

more leisure, and with access to better material and instruments, than the writer can at present avail himself of. As apology for its incompleteness, I can only plead the stress and strain of active service, coupled with separation from the records of all experiments made in connection with the subject. It is hoped that on the return of the China Field Force to India that opportunity will be af...

Notes on the Treatment of Malarial Fevers with Tincture of Iodine

On the Occurrence of Icterus, Icteric Urine, and Hæmatinuria in Remittent Fever

nous literature, and the diverse opinions as to its pathology, comes malaria. To the Army Surgeon, who sees more of malarial fevers than any other section of the medical profession, the subject of the paroxysmal fevers, however approached, must be of surpassing interest and importance. To all who have seen much of malarial fevers, instances of co-existing jaundice and hsematinuria must be famil...

Note on Serum Reactions and the Temperature Curve in Chronic Malaria Including Kala-Azar

as a direct sequel of repeated attacks of fever indistinguishable clinically from malaria. Recently, owing to the difficulty in finding parasites in this last stage of the disease and the failure of quinine to influence some advanced cases of this cachexial condition, doubt has been thrown in some quarters on their malarial nature. For months past I have been studying this question as part of a...