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The results in the treatment of chronic leukemia with (ethyl carbamate), reported by Paterson, Haddow, ApThomas and Watkinson, 1 were sufficiently promising to stimulate further clinical investigation of this drug. We are presenting a report of our observations of the effect of on leukemia and some of the malignant neoplastic diseases. Urethane (H 2 N.CO.OC 2 H 5 ) was first synthesized by Dumas 2 in 1834 from ethyl chloroformate and ammonia. White crystals are formed which are readily soluble in water and many of the commonly used organic solvents. It belongs to a group of organic esters of carbamic acid which are known collectively as urethanes because of their structural similarity to urea. The term urethane has been generally applied to ethyl carbamate itself. Carbamic acid is.unstable and has not been isolated in the free state. Although an extensive literature concerning exists there are many gaps in
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