(domspomlciKj. MALARIAL FEVERS. To the
Editor,
"
Indian Medical Gazette."
Dear Sir,?Permit me, iu connection with my series of papers on malarial infection and the organism causing' malarial fevers published in the August, September and November numbers of tlie Indian Medical Gazette, to refer to the abstract of a paper on the same subject by Bein (Deut Med. Woch, September 22 and 29, 1892) published in the Epitome of the British Medical Journal of October 22,
page G8, just received. Bein's results, so far as can be gathered from the epitome of his paper, are in remarkably close accord with those obtained by myself both as regards the developmental stages of the organism observed and the relation of these stages to the clinical progress of the disease, except that he appears " as a Zooeyst inasmuch as he to regard the " Plasmodium " fall to pieces when the ultimately The says. plasmodia some of these various segments escape segments make their way into other red corpuscles." As I have endeavoured to show in my papers this would of the nature of the "Plasappear to be an incorrect view it has been hitherto accepted without modium,"
1892,
question.
though
GEORGE GEORGE RANKING. RANKING.
Editor,
"
Indian Medical Gazette."
Dear Sir,?Permit me, iu connection with my series of papers on malarial infection and the organism causing' malarial fevers published in the August, September and November numbers of tlie Indian Medical Gazette, to refer to the abstract of a paper on the same subject by Bein (Deut Med. Woch, September 22 and 29, 1892) published in the Epitome of the British Medical Journal of October 22,
page G8, just received. Bein's results, so far as can be gathered from the epitome of his paper, are in remarkably close accord with those obtained by myself both as regards the developmental stages of the organism observed and the relation of these stages to the clinical progress of the disease, except that he appears " as a Zooeyst inasmuch as he to regard the " Plasmodium " fall to pieces when the ultimately The says. plasmodia some of these various segments escape segments make their way into other red corpuscles." As I have endeavoured to show in my papers this would of the nature of the "Plasappear to be an incorrect view it has been hitherto accepted without modium,"
1892,
question.
though
GEORGE GEORGE RANKING. RANKING.
