Pharmacology of the Sulphanilamide Group

Buttle, G. A. H.

doi:10.1136/bmj.2.4100.269

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“…33 He had published papers on the pharmacology of the sulphanilamide group of drugs. 34 As we have seen, Buttle's expertise was available to Moran for only a limited time as he left for Italy within a few hours. [Pulvertaft RJV.…”

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In Carthage Ruins: The Illness of Sir Winston Churchill at Carthage, December 1943

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Scadding²

2017

Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

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This paper reviews Churchill's illness in Carthage in December 1943. It was characterised by fever that lasted 6 days, left lower lobe pneumonia and two episodes of atrial fibrillation. He was managed in a private villa by Lord Moran, his personal physician, with the assistance of two nurses and the expert advice of colleagues. Sulphadiazine and digitalis leaf were prescribed and Churchill recovered. It is remarkable that, despite the severity of his illness, he continued to direct the affairs of State from his bed.

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In Carthage Ruins: The Illness of Sir Winston Churchill at Carthage, December 1943

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Scadding²

2017

Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh

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“…While not covered by this review, it may be worthwhile to summarize here the results to date on allied compounds. These results are based largely on work by the groups at The Pasteur Institute (61,180,181), Wellcome Research Laboratories (18,19,20,69,70), United States Public Health Service (9,10,11,162,198), and Rhdne-Poulenc (134,135,195).…”

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confidence: 99%