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Leukopenia following fumagillin treatment for amebiasis: report of a case.
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Antibiotics in management of amebiasis.
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Treatment of amebiasis with fumagillin.
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Antibiotics and antibiotic combinations in amebiasis.
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Clinical trial of glaucarubin in treatment of amebiasis.
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The therapeutic efficiency of a new amoebicide among prison inmates.
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Pharomomycin (humatin) in amoebic infection.
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Paromomycin in the treatment of amoebiasis in Nyasaland.
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Present day treatment of amebiasis.
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The antibiotic residues in amoebiasis.
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Treatment of amoebiasis with resotren.
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Follow-up study of clinical results of anti-amebic therapy.
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Trial of poly(methylene-4-hydroxy-benzenearsonic acid) in amebiasis.
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Chloroquine in the treatment of amoebic liver abscess.
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Amoebiasis and amoebic dysentery.
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Trial of diallyl-diethyl-aminoethyl phenol dihydrochloride (camoform) in human amebiasis.
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