Treatment of gonorrhea by malaria vaccination. Ter-Gasparian (Ven. and Derm., 1927, No. 10)

Recently, a number of German authors (Lenzmann, Hoffmann and Schreber) have been using artificial inoculations of malaria with great success in male and female gonorrhea, especially those complicated and difficult to treat locally. A sharp dissonance in this respect is the work of Ter-Gasparian, who, working in a malarial area (Sukhum), had under his supervision for more than a year 114 gonorrhea patients suffering simultaneously from natural malaria.