MEDICALJOURAL 213 done to determine exactly what value radon has in the treatment of gout.The erythrocyte count, however, showed a tendency to fall when large doses were employed, in certain instances to a serious degree.It appears, therefore, that with large dosage the administration of radon is attended by definite risk, and it should be administered with great caution.
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J. L. Halliday (1937) studied this question.