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Abstract
Various methods have been used for the administration of mapharsen in an effort to maintain a maximum therapeutic level of arsenic in the blood stream and thus shorten the period of treatment. Leifer, Chargin and Hyman 1 used the slow continuous drip method; Thomas and Wexler, 2 the rapid, or syringe, method, and Shaffer, 3 a one hour rapid continuous drip method. Sobotka, Mann and Feldbau 4 studied and reported the concentrations of arsenic in the blood of patients for whom the slow continuous drip method of administration was used. Siegel, Goldstein and Goldwater 5 reported results of similar studies with the rapid, or syringe, method. The present report is the result of similar studies on Shaffer's method made for the purpose of comparison with the other two methods of administration. Certain data for dogs are included for the purpose of comparison with those obtained in the clinical
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