Abstract
Although the literature on arsphenamin has become extremely voluminous, yet there are relatively few reports of work done on the important subject of arsenic elimination after intravenous injection of this drug in which the arsenic determinations have been made by modern, accurate methods. Moreover, the older literature from 1910 to 1913 deals mostly with the intramuscular and subcutaneous methods of administration which are no longer in vogue today. For this reason, it has been deemed advisable to reinvestigate this subject on a series of carefully controlled patients with the use of more recent and acceptable methods. REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE The literature up to 1913 has been thoroughly reviewed by Ullman. 1 We have gone over this literature and after thorough analysis, have decided to omit from this discussion the work of those authors 2 who used inadequate methods for the destruction of the organic matter of the urine or tissues or
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