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on two successive days, followed by eight daily injections of 150 mg. After five days without treatment a further injection of 200 mg. was given, followed by nine more, each of 300 mg., over a period of 14 days. A total dose of 4.3 g. was thus given in 39 days to a patient weighing 128 lb. As the preparation used was the relatively soluble isothionate, this would probably correspond to a dose of about 3 g. of the preparation given by Lawson (1942). The solutions were freshly prepared and the injections were given very slowly, as they were accompanied by distressing palpitation, a sense of pressure in the forehead, and itching of the skin. The blood pressure was taken on several occasions, and no fall was noticed after the injection. There was no thrombosis of veins or local reaction at the site of injection. The urine remained normal throughout the
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- Author
- G. E. Ffrench
- Publisher
- BMJ Publishing Group; BMJ; London: BMJ Pub. Group, [2000?]- (ISSN 0959-8138)
- Published
- 1944
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Health Professions (Health Sciences)