... of unequivocal advantage, judiciously administered, and with careful reference to the danger of febrile reaction. Of purgatives, calomel and rhubarb are not only admitted to be useful by ...

... CVD were described. 16 tables. 9 figures. 40 references. (AEd) 115. KELLGREN,J.H. Epidemiology of rheumatoid arthritis. Arthritis Rheum 9:658-74, Oct 66. Results of studies ...

... Royal National Hospital for Rheumatic Diseases, Bath, UK.): Reference centile charts for measures of disease activity, functional impairment, and metrology in ankylosing spondylitis. Arthritis Rheum 1998 Jun; 41(6):1119-25 Taylor B. ( ...

... 609 Rhinoceros 210 Rhizomes 480 Rhizopoda 244, 250 Rhubarb, medicinal plant . . 494 Rib of leaf 445 Ribs of man 266 Rice, a cereal 526 importance of 526 Rind of corn stem 473 References are to pages Ripened ovary, the fruit of ...

... plain and simple diet, regulating the bowels with rhubarb, she entirely recovered, the ... and References black, or pitchy, or greenish-black and very ...

... resinous or acid drugs, such as glycyrrhiza and rhubarb, and acid men- strua, when the active principles consist of alkaloids, as in cinchona, conium and nux vomica. The menstruum should be selected with reference to the following considerations : (1) Its solvent power. ( ...

... calomel, followed by a draught containing magnesia and rhubarb in infusion of senna or some other vehi- cle, will sometimes quickly remove the disease. Much circumspection as to diet, the regular use of * No special reference is made in this article to " spas- modic ...

... dyspepsia. Of these, the chief, perhaps, are tobacco, rhubarb, aloes, and alcohol. I do not here speak of idiosyncrasies, upon which Cullen has laid more stress than they merit He gives us an example, in reference to tobacco, of an individual whose appetite would ...