BURNS TREATED BY TANNIC ACID

Tannic Acid in the Treatment of Burns

To ilic Editor, The Indian Medical Gazette. Sir,?During the past few years, tannic acid has come into considerable vogue for the treatment of burns. As House Surgeon in the Sir J. J. Hospital in Bombay in 1927-28 I had to treat many cases of burns, but was unsuccessful with tannic acid. I asked my chief, Mr. S. R. Moolgavkar, f.r.c.s., as to the reason for this, and he gave me the following adv...

Antiseptic Analgesic Tannic-Acid Jelly for Burns

Nasal Polypi Removed by Tannic Acid Snuff

Syed Dustaghir Saib, an old man aged about 60, came under my treatment some 15 days ago. He told me that he had been suffering for the last 6 months from, what he called, obstruction of breathing through the nose, and the power of smelling had been impaired. When I examined him I found a small gela.inous tumour about the size of an almond hanging behind the soft palate, and on introducing my fi...

Tannic acid Datasheet

The Adsorption of Proteins on Erythrocytes Treated with Tannic Acid and Subsequent Hemagglutination by Antiprotein Sera

Treatment of sheep erythrocytes with suitable concentrations of tannic acid render them capable of adsorbing certain protein molecules from solution in saline. Red cells which have adsorbed proteins in this way are agglutinated after washing by the homologous antiprotein sera, even by high dilutions. Through hemagglutination sera can be titrated for antibodies against antigens adsorbed on the c...