ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD ECBOLIC
From Greek ekbolē a throwing out, from ekballein to throw out, from ballein to throw.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECBOLIC»
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ecbolic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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er Ecbolic power, do not seem to possess a sufficient degree of them to account,
reasonably and satisfactorily, for their Ecbolic operation. It really does not seem
to me that Rubia Tinctorum can possibly be sufficiently Adenagic to be capable of
...
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The Chicago Medical Review
Prohibiting the Sale of Ecbolic Medicines. — A bill is pending before the Missouri
Legislature, for the prevention of the indiscriminate sale of abortifacient
medicines. Section First provides that no known ecbolic medicine shall be sold or
given ...
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Journal of materia medica
1371, remarks: — "In the present state of our knowledge, Gossypium Herbaceum
must be reckoned as a simple and pure ecbolic, and is the only article that can be
reckoned as such." Tanacetum. — Dr. King says that the oil of this plant is ...
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New York Medical Journal
Non-ecbolic Haemostatic Eemedies. — Professor Bossi, of the University of
Genoa (Riforma medica, July 10th), sums up a series of papers with the following
conclusions : 1. There persists in obstetric practice, especially among midwives, ...
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Arthur's Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics
Many attempts have been made to reduce the incidence of RFM, or to hasten the
release of the membranes once retention has occurred, with ecbolic agents such
as oxytocin orPGF 2α . Oxytocin treatment has little or no beneficial effect (Miller ...
David E. Noakes, Timothy J. Parkinson, Gary C. W. England,
2009
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Ergot is an article which speedily loses its medicinal virtues—at least its ecbolic
powers—by age, more especially if it is pulverized; hence, the indispensable
necessity of obtaining a recent article, and carefully preservingbit without
pulverizing, ...
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American Medico-surgical Bulletin
Some think it is a direct exciter of uterine contraction, that is to say, an ecbolic ;
the prompt, seemingly direct effects that attend its use in many cases, naturally
enough lead to such a view; but from some considerations, others are forced to ...
William Henry Porter, Robert Gibson Eccles, Horatio C. Wood,
1894
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The New England Journal of Medicine
seen that ergot of rye does not owe its ecbolic power to the ergotinic acid
contained in it, and that we may consider as clinically worthless all preparations
of ergotinic acid, and ot' sclerotinic acid (so-called) and all aqueous extracts
which do ...
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Studies in the Psychology of Sex: The evolution of modesty. ...
It will be seen that his ecbolic curve corresponds to his circumstances and
environment, although until he analyzed the record he had no idea that any such
relationship existed. Unfavorable climatic conditions and hard work, favorable ...
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Studies in the Psychology of Sex
It will be seen that his ecbolic curve corresponds to his circumstances and
environment, although until he analyzed the record he had no idea that any such
relationship existed. Unfavorable climatic conditions and hard work, favorable ...
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Marijuana As Medicine: A Short History
The Commission reports the use of cannabis as an analgesic, a restorer of energy, a hemostat, an ecbolic, and an anti-diarrhetic. Cannabis is ... «Medgadget.com, Jun 05»