"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE" AND ALLIED FADS

JOHN CHADWICK OLIVER
1899 Journal of the American Medical Association  
fion of soluble salts of mercury; 2, injections of insol¬ uble mercurial preparations. The necessity of daily injections, frequently followed by painful nodules, makes the first method impossible for routine treat¬ ment, and it is, moreover, not always sufficiently active for grave cases. The writer has used only one form of insoluble mercurial preparation, i. e., calomel-Scarenzio-Smirnoff method -
doi:10.1001/jama.1899.92450510012003c fatcat:bbky4zj4rbholegtlibuztwgne