... while cooling add the hot water, strain the solution, and concentrate by evaporation to a syrupy consistency, or to ...

... the veins. I. Injection, the introduction of a solution directly into a vein. Intravesical (in-trah-ves'-ik-al) [intra, with- in; ...

... 1928, 55: 2511-4.—Bay, R. V. The intravesical use of mineral oil and argyrol solution in the pallia- tive treatment of bladder diverticulosis; ...

... two catheters is then introduced and boric acid solution allowed to enter. The trigone is then inspected, it being remembered that the instrument looks directly forward and that the intravesical portion of the instru- ment necessarily comes into ...

... the ureters are then catheterized (p. G7), or— Intravesical ... of 1: 5,000 silver nitrate solution, to be urinated out by the patient (if ...

... e., when there is no vesical infection—all intravesical manipulations ... one per cent, solution of cocaine. In certain cases of gonorrhoeal prostato- ...

... cause. McOill classifies the various forms of the intravesical growth—that which produces urinary symptoms—into (1) ... of the two lateral lobes, forming three distinct intravesical projections (Plate XXII); (3) enlargement of the lateral ...

... 1272 PSYCHONEUROSES Psychoneuroses—continued. action of hypotonic salt solution in psychoneuroses. J. Nerv. & Ment. Dis., Albany, N. ... of puerperal fever and septic abortions with Carrel's solution. Acta gynecol. scandin., Helsingfors, 1924, iii, 55-60.— ...

... that as the amount of fluid increased the intravesical pressure increases, finally overcoming the resistance of the ... apart, so that little by little, by the intravesical pressure of urine, the bladder presses against the ...

... way decided upon, the author greatly preferring the intravesical lamp described, and the lesions are located and ... for but a few seconds of time. The intravesical high frequency cauterization of bladder tumors in men ...