Notes on the Treatment of Malarial Fevers with Tincture of Iodine

Preliminary Notes on the Use of Tincture of Iodine Intravenously

Old Notes on Malarial Fevers and Cognate Ailments

Treatment of Small-Pox by Tincture of Iodine

With reference to Dr. Newell's note upon the treatment of small-pox by tincture of iodine, in the current number of the Indian Medical Gazette, the effect of its use in a recent case of mine was so remarkable that I brought the subject before the June meeting of the JBurma Branch of the British Medical Association, and have much pleasure in adding my testimony to the value of this method of tre...

Indian Medicinal Plants

an Red-wood" in English, and as " Rohun" in the Vernacular. It is common in Central India. The wood is of a red colour, strong, heavy and durable and well adapted for building purposes and for making articles of furniture ; it is not readily attacked by white ants. The bark, according to Ainslie, is "of a dingy red colour, and has a pleasant bitter taste, with a slight degree of austerity." (A ...

Comparison between topical treatment with thioxolone , benzoxonium chloride tincture and intralesional injection of meglumine antymoniate on cutaneous leishmaniasis

Cutaneous leishmaniasis ( CL) is a parasitic infection which has been treated with different drugs without any conclusive treatment. In this case control study, the therapeutic effect of Thio- Ben ( combination of thioxolon and benzoxonium chloride) was compared to intralesional meglumine antymoniate ( glucantime) treatment. Two groups of patients were chosen at random, first group ( test, n1= ...