9 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENDERMICAL»
Discover the use of
endermical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
endermical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences
1n the instance of a female, 18 years of age, affected with paresis of the left upper
extremity and spasms, the st C/tfli'n. acetic. in augmented and finally very large
doses, administered endermical y,was productive of scarcely any advantage.
2
On Diseases of the Spine and of the Nerves: By Charles Bland ...
The endermical application of strychnine—over a blistered surface—the use of
various stimulating liniments, and particularly, in the writer's opinion, galvanism,
are the more approved remedies in cases which have lasted for a little time.
Before ...
Charles Bland Radcliffe,
1871
3
The practice of medicine: a treatise on special pathology ...
The salts of morphia may also be employed endermical!y,b and advantage has
been derived from frictions over the larynx with the extract of belladonna.0 * R —
Tinct, opii. b R. — Morphia? acet vel digital, aft gtt. xl. Morphia? sulphat gr. ss.
4
The Chambers Dictionary
... a denizen, [en-(lb)] endermlc en-durm'ik or endermical ik I. adj through or
applied directly to the skin. — Also endermat'ic. — n en'deron the corium, derma
or true skin. [Gren in, derma and dcros skin] endew en-du ', (obs) vi (see endue)
to ...
5
Annals of Gynaecology and Pediatry
I have used it as a tier suture, that is with separate inclusion of the peritoneum,
another separate inclusion of the skin and subcutaneous structures, endermical,
and a third tier including the muscles and fascia. The peritoneal suture has been
...
6
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
In the present experiments each of a series of 3 rabbits was given 6 endermical
injections widely distributed, totalling 1.5 cc in each case, of the treated viral
suspension. The injections were repeated at 4-day intervals, 2 rabbits receiving 3
...
7
Annals of Medical Practice
I have used it as a tier suture, that is with separate inclusion of the peritoneum,
another separate inclusion of the skin and subcutaneous structures, endermical,
and a third tier including the muscles and fascia. The peritoneal suture has been
...
Ernest Watson Cushing,
1897
8
A System of Medicine: General diseases and diseases of the ...
The endermical application of strychnine—over a blistered surface—the use of
various stimulating liniments, and particularly, in the writer's opinion, galvanism,
are the more approved remedies in cases which have lasted for a little time.
Before ...
Sir John Russell Reynolds,
1880
... employment of t e latter being generally limited to persons of full habit, and
otherwise in the enjoyment of fair health. The endermical application of
strychnine—over a blistered surface-the use of various stimulating liniments, and
particularly, ...
Sir John Russell Reynolds (bart.), Henry Hartshorne,
1879