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" Later it was clear that its power as a nerve calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in that it does not arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal... "
Cleveland Medical and Surgical Reporter - Page 149
1906
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Southern Practitioner: An Independent Monthly Journal ..., Volume 30, Issue 3

1908 - 54 pages
...as a nerve calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. In marked contrast is it in this respect to morphine. Morphine dries the mucous membrane of...
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The Medical Bulletin: A Monthly Journal of Medicine and Surgery, Volume 20

1898 - 636 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as analgesics and antipyretics (Continued...
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The Medical World, Volume 17, Issue 1

1899 - 80 pages
...as u nervous calmative was due, us Bartholowsays, to its special action on the pneumogastrlc nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, In...that It does not arrest secretion In the respiratory »nd intestinal tracts. In marked contrast U It In this respect to morphine. Morphine dries the mucous...
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The Southern California Practitioner, Volume 13

1898 - 508 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as aualgesics and antipyretics long before...
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The Canada Lancet and Practitioner. ...

1908 - 884 pages
...as a nerve calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. In marked contrast is it in this respect to morphine. Morphine dries the mucous membrane of...
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Pediatrics, Volume 21

1909 - 732 pages
...power as a calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in that it docs not arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tracts. In marked contrast is it in this...
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The Canadian Medical Review, Volumes 7-8

1898 - 410 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as analgesics and antipyretics long before...
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The Canada Medical Record, Volume 26

1898 - 674 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as analgesics and antipyretics long before...
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American Practitioner and News, Volumes 25-26

1898 - 1016 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as analgesics and antipyretics long before...
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The Chicago Clinic: A Monthly Journal Devoted to the Best ..., Volume 11

1898 - 380 pages
...as a nervous calmative was due, as Bartholow says, to its special action on the pneumogastric nerve. Codeine stands apart from the rest of its group, in...arrest secretion in the respiratory and intestinal tract. The coal-tar products were found to have great power as analgesics and antipyretics long before...
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