=Hines, M. D., Oliver S.—Iodide of Stannum in Tuberculosis.=—_The Amer.
Hom._, March 15, 1900.
The author thinks iodide of stannum often preferable to stannum in
tuberculosis. He uses it when the patient has a clear complexion and
long eyelashes and where the progress of the disease is rapid. He
reports a case for which the 2x trituration was given, in which there
was “a marked tubercular affection of the chest, increased vocal
fremitus, an abundance of thick yellow and sweetish sputum, sweat at
night, and rapid emaciation.” The result was encouraging.