Whereas at the Eighth Congress held in Bankok 1930, a resolution Quinine sti Supreme Professor C.D. DeLangen in a scholarly way compared his findings afler experimentation with quinine, antebrin and plasmoquin on the heart. By an ingenious way Dr. De-Langen is able to keep the heart fest animals beating for several' hours after, it has been removed from the animal's body. In this heart he Injected the three drugs, and observed the result of the drug on the heart's rhythmic changes. Dr. Delangen's conclusions so far seem to indicate that the new remedies have still to be used cautiously until a greater amount of experimentation
sent the new drugs are therapeutic fas been performed. Up to the pre: cally of great value, but their accumulative action of these drugs exceeds tha, of quinine. For the
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