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Am. J. Trop. Med. Hyg., 1(4), 1952, pp. 626-630
Copyright © 1952 by The American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

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The Effect of Aureomycin on Balantidiasis1

Robert B. Burrows2 AND William G. Jahnes, Jr.3,4,
Tropical Research Medical Laboratory, APO 851, New York, N. Y.

1. Six patients infected with Balantidium coli, three of whom also harbored Endamoeba histolytica, were treated with aureomycin and all remained negative for these infections in frequent post-treatment examinations of two to twelve weeks' duration.
2. In all cases B. coli disappeared within four days of initiation of treatment and it is probable that a shorter course of treatment might prove equally effective against this infection.


1 Aureomycin used in this study was supplied by Dr. Theodore E. Woodward, School of Medicine, University of Maryland.


2 Lt. Col., MSC, now at Sixth Army Area Medical Laboratory, Fort Baker, Calif.


3 Captain, MSC.


4 Sincere appreciation is due Captain Howard E. Hall, MC, for administering the drug to the patients and to Mrs. Wilda B. Knight and SFC Rogelio Reyes for their technical assistance.







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