... continued for a considerable time, but with strict reference to its effects, I have substituted the iodide of potassium and the car- bonate of potash, ...

... softening fomentations. In consequence of these effects of iodine, it must always be given with caution, and with due reference to the con- stitution of the patient, and ...

... of locomotor ataxy, with anomalous symptoms; with especial reference to the svphilitic origin ofthe disease and its treatment by iodide of potassium. Brit. M. J., Lond., 1882, ii, ...

... that it gives a reddish-brown color with iodine and is therefore unfit for titration work. Free chemicals of chlorides by washing and recrystallization. Reference: McLean, F. C., and Van Slykc, D. D.: ...

... the experience of individuals is extensively given, with reference to the original papers. Under Iodine, for example, all the information—pharma- ceutical and ...

... of the affected side, and the use of iodine internally and externally. Bloodletting, general or local, is never indicated in chronic pleuritis. In pursuing measures with reference to the first object, the second is not ...

... the testi- mony to the value of Blancard’s iodide of ir\pn pills is over- whelming, though little more than the briefest of references 4 can here be made to it. “ In ...

... submitted to the action of the diastase, and iodine is subsequently added. The importance of this dis- covery, with reference to the pathology of diabetes, will at once ...

... From (cliloros) green, the color of this element. Iodine I From iov (ion) a violet, and (eidos) likeness, in reference to the color of its vapor. Sulphur s From ...

... cold appli- cations, counter-irritation with tincture of iodine and inunctions of mercury. Albert was unable to find any reference to the subject in literature. He relates that ...