The Treatment of Intestinal Amœbiasis: (An Analysis of Results, and a Review of the Literature)

Since the introduction of emetine into 'Medical practice by Sir Leonard Rogers (1912).?following the lead given by Bardsley (1829) of Manchester, who had used the generally in dysentery, Tull Walsh v 1891), who used it in the treatment of dysentery in Calcutta, but reported that it did I'l't give better results than other drugs, and edder (1911), who tested its action on 1 ee-living amoebae, and suggested its therapeutic use?the treatment of acute and subacute amcebic dysentery has become a relalvely simple matter. The patient is put to