The utility of enzymes in malaria / by F.W. Lamballe.

  • Lamballe, F. W.
Date:
1913]
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Credit: The utility of enzymes in malaria / by F.W. Lamballe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    While in Mandalay he had five relapses of malaria. March II, 1913.—Detained with severe ague. Temperature 103.8° F. Benign tertian rings and gametes in peripheral blood. March 12.—Admitted to hospital, Evening temperature 103.8° F. March 15.—First injection of trypsin and amy- lopsin. March 18—Second injection. Blood negative. March 22.—Third injection. March 25.—Discharged to duty. Up to June 16, 1913, no relapse and no further symptoms. CasE V.—Lance Corporal G., No. 6,638.—Benign tertian malaria. Contracted malaria in December, I912. Was treated in hospital December 28, 1912, to January ae Cop ce Relapse on March 14, 1913. Temperature 102° F. Blood- smear showed benign tertian rings and gametes. March 16.—Temperature 100° F. March 18.—First injection of trypsin and amylopsin. March 19.—Evening temperature to2° F. (due to yesterday’s injection). March 20.—Tem- perature normal; blood negative. March 22.—Tempera- ture normal. Second injection of trypsin and amylopsin. March 25.—Discharged to duty. Up to June 16, 1913, no relapse and no further symptoms. Case VI.—Private S., No. 8,561.—Malignant tertian ma- laria. Contracted malaria in January, 1913. Was in hos- pital from January 31 to February 14, suffering from a severe attack, since when he has been taking quinine reg- ularly. March 4.—Arrived in Maymyo, attending three times a week for quinine. March 15.—Reported sick with a temperature of 102.4° F. Malignant tertian rings found in peripheral blood. March 17.—Temperature Io1~ F. in the evening. March 18.—First injection of trypsin and amylopsin. March 19.—Temperature normal. March 22. —Second injection of trypsin and amylopsin. March 27.— Discharged to duty. Up to June 16, 1913, no relapse. Case VII.—Private S., No. 9,600.—Benign tertian ma- laria, in which quinine seemed to give no benefit. Con- tracted malaria in September, 1912. States that he has had three relapses out of hospital. Returned from maneuvers on March 6, 1913. March 21.—Reported sick. Tempera- ture 102.4° F. Benign tertian gametes found. Quinine Clave four-hourly ordered. March 22.—Temperature, morning 101.2° F., evening 1o01.6° F. Continue quinine. March 23.—Temperature, morning 100° F., evening 101.6° Pa Juinines so a ketunice daily. March 24.—Temperature, morning 99.6° F., evening 100° F. Continue quinine. March 25-20.—Temperature normal. Continue quinine.
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