Canadian Practitioner, Volume 21Bryant Press, 1896 |
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Page 30
... doses of grain and upward ; it is free from the after - effects of atropine . The distressing cough is due partly to the presence of material in cavities , partly to the irritability of the mucous membranes of the upper air - passages ...
... doses of grain and upward ; it is free from the after - effects of atropine . The distressing cough is due partly to the presence of material in cavities , partly to the irritability of the mucous membranes of the upper air - passages ...
Page 57
... doses of calomel were given , followed by a saline . The temperature dropped to about normal , but the vomiting con- tinued for some days . After six weeks all symptoms of the peritonitis disappeared , hæmaturia lasting only four or ...
... doses of calomel were given , followed by a saline . The temperature dropped to about normal , but the vomiting con- tinued for some days . After six weeks all symptoms of the peritonitis disappeared , hæmaturia lasting only four or ...
Page 76
... doses the drug might be injurious was given by Dr. Corfield ( the Medical Officer of Health ) , and Mr. Cassal ( the Public Analyst ) for St. George's . The magistrate , however , accepted the evidence to the contrary effect , and held ...
... doses the drug might be injurious was given by Dr. Corfield ( the Medical Officer of Health ) , and Mr. Cassal ( the Public Analyst ) for St. George's . The magistrate , however , accepted the evidence to the contrary effect , and held ...
Page 81
... three - eighths of a grain , was at once given , and , later , one - quarter grain doses of calomel every half hour until Read before the Toronto Medical Society , Thursday , January 30 , 1896 . the bowels moved . There was no return of ...
... three - eighths of a grain , was at once given , and , later , one - quarter grain doses of calomel every half hour until Read before the Toronto Medical Society , Thursday , January 30 , 1896 . the bowels moved . There was no return of ...
Page 114
... doses it causes convulsions and paralysis . The paralysis is accounted for by regarding pilocarpine as a quaternary ammonium compound ; but phenol and the oximhydroxol group are more powerful in producing hypersecretion , while , at the ...
... doses it causes convulsions and paralysis . The paralysis is accounted for by regarding pilocarpine as a quaternary ammonium compound ; but phenol and the oximhydroxol group are more powerful in producing hypersecretion , while , at the ...
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