10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NEOARSPHENAMINE»
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neoarsphenamine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
neoarsphenamine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Antimalarial Drugs, General Outline
The occasional appearance of parasites during treatment of latent malaria by
neoarsphenamine which 228 they and also Silvan noted, was the basis for the
recommendation that a quinine course follow use of neoarsphenamine.
Repeeted ...
Owsei Temkin, Elizabeth Mapelsden Ramsey, 1944
The quantity and the form depended on when the patient was examined, what
drugs happened to be on hand at the moment, and whether the patient was too
old or too ill to be given both neoarsphenamine and mercury. Moreover, a drug ...
3
From Madness to Mental Health: Psychiatric Disorder and Its ...
So, I undertook comparative investigations in which paralytics admitted to the
clinic were treated alternately, the one with malaria only, the other with malaria fol
» lowed by neoarsphenamine. The superiority of the combined specific»non» ...
4
Drug Discovery: Practices, Processes, and Perspectives
... acceptable safety profile.4 Ehrlich licensed the drug to Hoeschst, who sold it
under the trade name Salvarsan. To find less toxic and more water-soluble
antsyphilitics, Bertheim synthesized neoarsphenamine (Neosalvarsan). Both
Salvarsan ...
Jie Jack Li, E. J. Corey, 2013
5
Accepted Dental Remedies
Neoarsphenamine — D.R.L.: A brand of neoarsphenamine, U.S.P. Manufactured
by the Dermatological Research Laboratories, Philadelphia, Pa., a division of the
Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, 111. Neoarsphenamine, D.R.L., 0.15 gm.
6
Diseases of Warm Lands: A Clinical Manual
... see ankylostomidia- sis necatoriasis see ankylostomidiasis neoarsphenamine
186, 187 in pinta 220 in sparganosis 321 Neosalvarsan see neoarsphenamine
neomycin in chronic ulcerative colitis 251 Neostibosan in leishmaniasis 132, 133
...
I. A. Kassirsky, N. N. Plotnikov, 2002
7
Drug Discovery: A History
Shortly after starting to produce arsphenamine, the Hoechst Dyeworks patented
neoarsphenamine (Neosalvarsan1), a water-soluble derivative that was made
less sensitive to oxidation by condensing some of the amino groups on the
polymer ...
8
New and Nonofficial Drugs
If to 10 Cc. of the aqueous solution of neoarsphenamine (1: 100) 5 Cc. ot diluted
hydrochloric acid be added, the precipitate removed by filtration, 2 Cc. of barium
chloride test solution added to the filtrate, the mixture allowed to stand for twelve
...
Council on Drugs (American Medical Association), 1947
9
The Urologic and Cutaneous Review
None from bismuth. "Rest period" varies with length of time before expected
confinement. Always end treatment with neoarsphenamine.) and 0.45 Gm.
neoarsphenamine and 0.45 Gm. neoarsphenamine and 0.45 Gm.
neoarsphenamine and ...
10
The American Journal of Clinical Medicine
I will mention the old arsphenamine, the neoarsphenamine and the silver
arsphenamine which has only recently been put on the market. Most of you know
through experience the use of old arsphenamine. While it is claimed that it gives
more ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «NEOARSPHENAMINE»
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neoarsphenamine is used in the context of the following news items.
Thank a White Male
He synthesized neoarsphenamine (Neo-Salvarsan), effective against syphilis, a scourge since the late15th century, but which had toxic side ... «American Thinker, Nov 14»
Thomas Eric Duncan, Ebola victim in Texas, has died
At first, the men were prescribed the syphilis remedies of the day—bismuth, neoarsphenamine, and mercury— but in such small amounts that ... «CBS News, Oct 14»
