10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BEBEERINE»
Discover the use of
bebeerine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bebeerine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Transactions of the First-fifty-ninth Annual Meeting ...
iij, when bowels moved ; R|| Bebeerine grs. v. every 2 hours, commencing early
in the morning. Aug. 6 th. Bowels opened twice last night ; had a chill. R|| Cont'd
Bebeerine. Aug. 7th. Had a chill last evening ; skin cool and moist ; pulse natural
...
Ohio state medical society, 1853
2
The Edincurgh Medical and Surgical Journal
His bed is still unavoidably a little damp, but not so much so as when he was
taking bebeerine. Four grains of quinine. May 17. Four grains of quinine. May 19.
No return of ague. Appetite continues to improve daily. Has taken thirty-six grains
of ...
3
The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and ...
with solvents and reagents the same characters as the unfused bebeerine.
Heated above 356°, it decomposes without volatilizing. Bebeerine has a distinctly
alkaline reaction, and saturates the acids completely, forming salts which are
best ...
4
The Retrospect of Practical Medicine and Surgery
She was, therefore, ordered to take twe grains of bebeerine at six o'clock evening
, a laxative of a particular kind at bed-time, and other two grains of bebeerine at
seven o'clock morning daily till relief was experienced. The laxative consisted of ...
William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan, 1850
5
the monthly journal of medical scince
Under the name of Sulphate of Bebeerine, there is employed pretty commonly at
the present time at Edinburgh, as a febrifuge, and in the treatment of periodical
headachs and neuralgia, a new substance, which is a combination of sulphuric ...
6
Edinburgh medical and surgical journal
Colonial Laboratory, Georgetown, 18th February 1848.—DEAR SIR,— I am sorry
that the researches carrying on in the laboratory are such as have caused delay
in the examination of the specimen of sulphate of bebeerine you sent. It has now
...
7
The Philosophical Magazine
And nothing seemed more likely to answer the purpose than to mix both
substances, bebeerine and oxide of lead, in solution, and then to precipitate them
simultaneously from the fluid. To this end the already partially purified bebeerine
was ...
And nothing seemed more likely to answer the purpose than to mix both
substances, bebeerine and oxide of lead, in solution, and then to precipitate them
simultaneously from the fluid. To this end the already partially purified bebeerine
was ...
9
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
three cases the antiperiodic power of the bebeerine was fully equal to what I
should have expected from the sulphate of quinine similarly administered. In the
case of Murphy twenty-one grains of the bebeerine were insufficient to prevent
the ...
10
African Ethnobotany: Poisons and Drugs : Chemistry, ...
L-bebeerine (L-curine) and d-isochondodendrine proved to be the most
abundant alkaloids in the plant [Boissier et al., 1965; Ferreira et al, 1965]. Roots
Bhattacharji et al. [1952,1955] found hayatine (dkurine, dl-bebeerine; 0.25%) and
...
Hans Dieter Neuwinger, 1996
