Blood-Cell Counting
Robert Amory · New England Journal of Medicine · 1879
take Fowler's solution ; no other medicine was administered.Recovery.Case VI.Boy, fifteen years old.Gunshot wound of left arm.Extreme opisthotonos and trismus.Arsenic.Recovery.Drs.Mudd and Green.Case VII.Man, thirty years old.Finger cut by a saw.Trismus ; not a severe case.Arsenic was administered, and the case resulted in recovery.Dr. Mudd.These are some of the cases treated by arsenic.All traumatic ; all resulted in recovery.There have been, of course, fatal cases where arsenic has been used, but death has always occurred in the first thirty-six hours.