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In a fortnight, however, it was in rapidly improving con-
dition and soon began to put on a hump. Then, 41 days
after the last dose, trypanosomes returned (8th December).
SOAMIN AND ANTIMONY TARTRATE.
Two camels were used:—
Camel 1004.—Received a dose every second day, the
two drugs being used alternately five times each:—
|
7th December. |
Tryps. present. |
80 grains Soamin intravenously. |
|
9th Do. |
Tryps. absent. |
25 c. c. of 2% Solution Antimony |
|
11th Do. |
Do. |
80 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
13th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
15th Do. |
Do. |
80 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
17th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
19th Do. |
Do. |
85 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
21st Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
23rd Do. |
Do. |
100 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
25th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
Trypanosomes reappeared on 16th January 1910, that
is, 22 days after the last dose.
Camel 56.—Received the same drugs but at different
intervals, thus:—
|
7th December. |
Tryps. present. |
75 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
8th Do. |
Tryps. absent. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
9th Do. |
Do. |
|
|
10th Do. |
Do. |
75 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
11th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
12 to 14th Do. |
Do. |
|
|
15th Do. |
Do. |
80 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
16th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. intra- |
|
17 to 23rd Do. |
Do. |
|
|
24th Do. |
Do. |
110 grains Soamin subcutaneously. |
|
25th Do. |
Do. |
25 c. c. of 2% Antimony Tart. in- |
Trypanosomes reappeared on 5th January, that is,
11 days after the last dose.
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