 Braun, of Leipsic, on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to the usual mode of producing local anesthesia. This method is based upon the old experience that anything which retards or diminishes the circulation of the blood in a part enhances...  Railway Surgeon - Page 1241904Full view - About this book
 | 1903 - 692 pages
...some cases so much as to be dangerous. The author refers to certain observations by Braun, of Leipzig, on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to...Adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected with B-enoaine (or cocaine) into the author's own arm, and subsequently into the arms of numerous patients.... | |
 | 1904 - 644 pages
...London, July n, 1905, by Arthur EJ Barker, FRCS, Eng., appears in The Lancet for July 25, 1903. His method is based upon the old experience that anything...Adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected with B-eucaine (or cocaine) in the author's own arm, and subsequently into the arms of numerous patients.... | |
 | 1903 - 540 pages
...some cases so much as to be dangerous. The author refers to certain observations by Braun of Leipsic on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to...adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected with B-eaucaine (or cocaine) into the author's own arm, and subsequently into the arms of numerous patients.... | |
 | 1903 - 270 pages
...some cases so much as to be dangerous. The author refers to certain observations by Braun of Leipsic, on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to...of the blood in a part enhances the potency of the anlagesic agent. Experiments were made with Adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected... | |
 | 1903 - 476 pages
...University College Hospital, Dr. Arthur EJ Barker refers to certain observations by Braun. of Leipsic. en a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to the...adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected with betaeucaine (or cocaine) into the author's own arm. ard subsequently into the arms of numerous patients.... | |
 | 1903 - 454 pages
...to certain observations by Braum, of Leipsic, on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident tothe usual mode of producing local anesthesia. This method...Adrenalin, a very small quantity of which was injected with B-eucaine (or cocaine) into the author's own arm, and subsequently into the arms of numerous, patients.... | |
 | 1903 - 406 pages
...some cases so much as to be dangerous. The author refers to certain observations by Brann of Leipsic, on a method of overcoming the drawbacks incident to...the circulation of the blood in a part enhances the poten:y of the anlagesic agent. Experiments were made with Adrenalin, a very small quantity of which... | |
 | 1903 - 672 pages
...abstraction of blood the antitetanic serum should be administered .in large doses hypodermically. — JAMA experience that anything which retards or diminishes...adrenalin a very small quantity of which was injected with B-eucaine (or cocaine) into the author's own arm and subsequently into the arms of numerous patients.... | |
 | British Homoeopathic Society - 1904 - 474 pages
...Barker, FKCS, mentioned a method for the administration of local anaesthesia. The method is based on the experience that anything which retards or diminishes...part enhances the potency of the analgesic agent. To effect this purpose of diminishing the circulation he injects with the analgesic agent — B-eucaine... | |
 | 1904 - 910 pages
...beta-eucain with adrenalin. He has since used this method with great satisfaction. It is based on an old experience that anything which retards or diminishes the circulation of the blood in a part infiltrated with an analgesic, enhances the potency of the latter. Prof. Barker prepares his analgesic... | |
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