-
protocol for
human trials to
establish tryparsamide's safety, effectiveness, and
optimum dosage.
Tryparsamide proved successful in
combating the fatal...
-
first stage of the disease. By 1922,
Suramin was
generally combined with
tryparsamide (another
pentavalent organo****nic drug), the
first drug to
enter the...
-
Truxcillin truxicurium iodide (INN)
truxipicurium iodide (INN)
Trymex tryparsamide (INN)
Tryptacin Trysul Tryvio tuaminoheptane (INN)
Tubersol tubocurarine...
-
missionary Dr.
Arthur Lewis Piper was the
first person to use and
bring tryparsamide, the
Rockefeller Foundation's drug to cure
sleeping sickness, to the...
- patients. Drug
advances for
sleeping sickness included Germanin and
tryparsamide [de; fi; it].
Trensz conducted experiments showing that the non-amoebic...
- dipsticks.
Burke ET (1925). "The ****no-therapy of syphilis; stovarsol, and
tryparsamide".
British Journal of
Venereal Diseases. 1 (4): 321–38. doi:10.1136/sti...
- trypanosomes, the
parasites that
cause African sleeping sickness.
Variants of
tryparsamide, as
Flexner named it,
continue to be
administered today. In 1953 the...
- and leprosy,
among many
other diseases. In 1925, he
encouraged use of
tryparsamide to cure
sleeping sickness. The drug was
developed by
Walter Abraham Jacobs...
-
health dispensaries emplo****
preventive medicine using the new drug
tryparsamide to
combat the
prevalent issue of
sleeping sickness in the area. His implementation...
-
George H. "The
Treatment of
General Paralysis, with
Special Reference to
Tryparsamide and
Malaria Treatment",
State Hospital Quarterly (1925-1926): 559-586...
