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G. Baehr (1940)
THE PRELIMINARY WORK WITH NEOARSPHENAMINEArchives of Dermatology, 42
S. Hirshfeld, H. Hyman, Justine Wanger (1931)
INFLUENCE OF VELOCITY ON THE RESPONSE TO INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONSJAMA Internal Medicine, 47
B. Usher, A. Hill (1942)
Massive Arsenotherapy in Early Syphilis by the Continuous Intravenous Drip Method.Canadian Medical Association journal, 46 4
L. Chargin, W. Leifer, H. Hyman (1935)
STUDIES OF VELOCITY AND THE RESPONSE TO INTRAVENOUS INJECTIONS: V. THE APPLICATION OF THE INTRAVENOUS DRIP METHOD TO CHEMOTHERAPY AS ILLUSTRATED BY MASSIVE DOSES OF ARSPHENAMINE IN THE TREATMENT OF EARLY SYPHILISJAMA, 104
H. Hyman, L. Chargin, J. Rice, W. Leifer (1939)
MASSIVE DOSE CHEMOTHERAPY OF EARLY SYPHILIS BY THE INTRAVENOUS DRIP METHODJAMA, 113
Previous papers have dealt with the pharmacologic work underlying the adoption of the continuous intravenous drip method,1 the clinical results in earlier series,2 the organization of the supervisory committee,3 the technical considerations for the administration of the drug,4 the serologic5 and chemical studies,6 the organization of the follow-up clinic, under the direction of Dr. Evan Thomas7 and Dr. Bruce Webster,8 and the public health aspects.9 THE PLAN OF STUDY Four groups of patients are included in the present summary (table 1). Group 1, studied in 1933, consisted of 25 patients2 who were given an average of 4 Gm. of neoarsphenamine over the course of five days. Group 2, studied in 1938, comprised 86 men10 treated in the same manner. Groups 1 and 2 constitute the neoarsphenamine series of 111 patients. Group 3, studied in 1938 and 1939, included 157
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 4, 1941
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