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melarsen oxide

Known as: melarsenoxide, p-(4,6-diamino-1,3,5-triazin-2-yl)aminophenylarsonous acid 
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1952
1952
A Technical Note on the Treatment of Human Trypanosomiasis with Melarsen Oxide.
1949
1949
Intravenous Treatment or Sleeping Sickness by 3177 RP (Melarsen Oxide). First Note : Small Doses.
1949
1949
Intravenous Treatment or Sleeping Sickness by 3177 RP (Melarsen Oxide). Second Note : Large Doses.
1948
1948
Melarsen oxide in the treatment of human trypanosomiasis.
1946
1946
Part III The Treatment of African Sleeping Sickness with Two New Trivalent Arsenical Preparations (Melarsen Oxide and 70A)2,3,4
Summary and Conclusions 1.  Two new trivalent organic arsenicals with favorable chemotherapeutic indices as compared with… 
1946
1946
The treatment of African sleeping sickness with two new trivalent arsenical preparations (melarsen oxide and 70A).
1946
1946
Further experience with melarsen oxide (a new arsenical) in the treatment of tropical disease.
1946
1946
Preliminary observations on the use of melarsen oxide in malaria.
1945
1945
The treatment of human filariasis (Wuchereria bancrofti) by administration of melarsen oxide.
1945
1945
Early Results of the Treatment of African Trypano-somiasis with Two New Arsenical Preparations (Melarsen Oxide and 70A). Preliminary Report.
The current treatment of African trypanosomiasis with antrypol or Bayer 205 and tryparsamide is usually effective. However, it is…