Intravenous Injection of Quinine

Sir,?With reference to my letter on intravenous administration of quinine in your issue of October, in which some very severe malarial infections had been successfully treated in this way, I have since had a case in which the injection proved fatal. I forward notes of the case so that the cases previously recorded may not be misleading. MrsB., European, 31, female, admitted on 20th September, 1914, with a history of fever for two days?severe headache and slight cough. The patient was fat, had an alcoholic history and a temp, of 100*8, pulse 100, and respiration 22. The throat was congested slightly and there was an urticarial rash all over face and body. Heart and lungs nothing abnormal, no enlarged liver