Tetanus Successfully Treated by Atropia

A Case of Tetanus Successfully Treated

An Eurasian boy, aged 13 years, of good constitution and active habits, but " dull of apprehension" by his teacher's account, was admitted into hospital on the 21st October 1874. History.? Says that his teacher was in the habit of frequently caning him over the right hand, and three days previous to his coming to hospital, the fingers of the same hand became stiff and numb, and he had also slig...

A Case of Morphia Poisoning Successfully Treated with Hypodermic Injection of Sulphate of Atropia

A respectable Hindu female. aged 35, who, about 6 years ago, was in the habit of taking a grain of onium daily, took on the morning (4 A. m.) of the 26th March about 16 grains of Morphias acetas by mistake for soda, in an ounce of water. As soon as she drank it, and knew from its bitter taste that it was not soda, she informed her husband (who is in the habit of taking daily 12 grains of Morphi...

A Case of Tramnatic Tetanus, Successfully Treated by Hydrate of Chloral

8tli January 1872.?Brojo, Hindu male, a student, agtd 19, met with a railway accident twenty days before coming to the hospital. His right foot wns run over by the wheels. Tetanic symptoms commenced about six days before admission. The fits are mild in character, and not very long in duration. The tendency of the body during a fit is opisthotonio. OrderedExt. cannabis indicse gr. j. every hour ...

Angioma serpiginosum successfully treated by a single session of intense pulsed light therapy

Angioma serpiginosum (AS) is a nevoid capillary malformation developed congenitally or thereafter. The AS stops growing after puberty and may remain persistent throughout life. The pulsed dye laser (PDL) and KTP are used to treat the AS usually after several sessions. We treated a patient with AS with only one session of intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy. A 40-year-old lady with Fitzpatrick sk...

A Case of Tetanus Treated by Chloretone