... taken for medicinal purposes; such are subnitrate of bismuth, car- bonate of magnesia and iron the result ... treated by the internal administration of subnitrate of bismuth. At the post mortem a bean-shaped body ...

... stomach, are quietude, careful regulation of the diet, bismuth and opium pills or powders, and sometimes warmth, ... has been treated by the administration of antacids, bismuth and magnesia; by the injection of nutritive enemata; ...

... in the early- stage by the application of bismuth, or of ice. Rodent Ulcer.—This affection, which ... solution of chloral. Grosselin suggests the application of bismuth. Iodo- form has also been recommended. Hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids, ...

... comme antiseptique intestinal. 4°. Nancy, 1896. Xeroform (tribromphenol bismuth), a non- poisonous, non-irritating, almost odorless and ... v Praze, 1912, h, 752- 756. Xeroform (tribromphenol bismuth), a non- poisonous, non-irritating, almost odorless and ...

... Bruxelles, 1834. Bricka (Ldon). * Du sous-nitrate de bismuth et de ses applications. 56 pp., 11. 4°. ... Buisson (Louis). * Etude sur le sous-nitrate de bismuth et son emploi the'rapeutique. 34 pp. 4°. ...

... diarrhoea, etc. The premonitory diarrhoea calls for astringents, bismuth, chalk, ... more so than with reference to this disease. In addition to the removal, ...

... by MM. Trousseau and Belloc, are subnitrate of bismuth, which may be used pure with safety and ... for the medicine to have a double effect. Bismuth.—The trisnitrate of bismuth has been used to ...

... fluidity ; for, when it contains lead, tin, or bismuth, even in very minute quantities, it drags a ... similarly precipitated by this reagent, such as mercury, bismuth, silver, and copper ; but these may be identi- ...

... excess of water, a copious white precipitate of bismuth oxychlorid is ... references supplement those already given: Robert, Lehrbuch der Intoxic., ...

... symptoms reflexly excited by pelvic irritation. In § 164 reference is briefly ... remedies—as bismuth, hydrocyanic acid, oxide of silver, etc.—that they ...