... time to time, relieved by enormous doses of iodide of potas- sium, speedily and decidedly benefited by the inunction of the 20 per cent, mercurial oleate." " In reference to other uses of the combined oleates of ...

... and use for a dressing and injection. Or iodine may be employed, as 431. IL Potassii iodidi, gr.xxx Iodinii, gr.x Aquas, f.gviij. M. In reference to the class of cases in which the ...

... with vegetable bitters; and in lymphatic constitu- tions, iodine,or the milder preparations of iron: cough will be obviated by small doses of opium, or preferably, in reference to the nervous and digestive system, by hyosciamus, ...

... we except a few successful experiments with the iodide of potash—and even as regards chloroform and morphine, there still exists a wide diversity of opinion. With reference to the influence of medicinal agents on the ...

... f has lately investigated the toxicity of thyro-iodine—a prepara- tion that had been manufactured by F. Bayer & Co. according to Bau- mann’s process—and in reference to Lanz’s conclusions that the symp- toms of ...

... with vegetable bitters ; and in lym- phatic constitutions, iodine, or the milder preparations of iron : cough will be obviated by small doses of opium, or preferably, in reference to the nervous and digestive system, by hyosciamus, ...

... atives, with vegetable bitters ; and in lymphatic constitutions, iodine, or the milder preparations of iron : cough will be obviated by small doses of opium, or preferably, in reference to the nervous and digestive systems, by hyosciamus, ...

... 1884. The index of this work contains no reference to spinal and cere- bral syphilis, or to iodide of potassium. R. Bartholow : A Treatise on the ...

... of the last statement may be quoted Reichert's reference to Nunnelly's experiments with ethylene bibromide and ethyl iodide, in which the animals appeared perfectly well after ...

... of the last statement may be quoted Reichert's reference to Nunnelly's experiments with ethylene bibromide and ethyl iodide, in which the animals appeared perfectly well after ...