SALICYLATE OF SODIUM IN PUERPERAL FEVER.

Puerperal Fever

Puerperal Fever

commend curetting in acute cases, an operation which is practically condemned by all modern writers. No mention is made of any other operative treatment such as pelvic drainage, hysterectomy, ligature of pelvic veins, removal of tubes or ovaries, etc., all of which may have to be considered under certain conditions, nor does he seem to be aware that the treatment of puerperal septicaemia by mea...

Intravenous Injections of Sodium Salicylate

Sir,?For the past two years I have been using the intravenous route for the administration of sodium salicylate in cases of rheumatic and myalgic affections with very good results. The relief of pain is rapid, the stiffness disappears much more quickly than by the oral route of administration; and the period spent in hospital is also cut short. The strength which I use is 10 grains in 10 c.c. o...

A New Mode of Treating Puerperal Fever

on puerperal fever, as it is fully described in many of our works on midwifery, and my object is merely to bring more prominently under the notice of the Society a mode of treatment which I have been induced to recommend, from its successful results in diseases of a similar nature, as well as in the few cases of this disease in which I have had the opportunity of employing it. For, although I h...

The Enhancing Effect of Sodium Glycocholate and Sodium Salicylate on Rats Gastro-intestinal Permeability to Insulin

There have been numerous efforts to formulate insulin into an oral dosage form. The major problems involved with the oral administration of insulin are acidic and enzymatic decomposition by the gastric medium, and poor absorption in the small intestine due to its macromolecular structure. This study attempted to test the enhancing ability of two absorption enhancers, sodium glycocholate (Na-G...