10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDRARGYRIC»
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The chemical tables for the calculation of quantitative ...
Hydrargyricum HgO Chlorid. Hydrargyric. Hg CI Oxyd. Hydrargyrosum jHg*0
Oxyd. Hydrargyricum HgO Chlorid. Hydrargyros. jHg'Cl Chlorid. Hydrargyric.
HgCl ' Hydrogenium H». Oxygenium O Hydrogenium H Hydrogenium H
Hydrogenium H ...
Heinrich Rose, William Prescott Dexter, 1850
2
Provincial Medical and Surgical Journal
In most patients, however, it produces constant pathogenic symptoms, such as
fever (hydrargyric fever), which is looked upon by some as a proof of a healthy
medicinal action. In my opinion this fever is merely the symptom of some local ...
... foot of the hill leading from Putney. In p. 6-17, col. 1, line 40, for hydrargyric
substitute hydragog'ue ; and, in the next line but one, for communicated read
communit-ate. Vol.- II.] LECTURES ON THE DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
These remarks of Murray were certainly true when they were penned ; the only
medicines that could be at all relied on, being hydrargyric purgatives, which, from
acting more particularly on the large intestines, communicated a stimulating effect
...
5
The Elements of Experimental Chemistry
Bonsdorfl' has been led to consider corrosive sublimate as an acid, to which he
gives the name of chloro-hydrargyric; and to the salts, which it forms with bases,
that of chloro-hydrargyrates. He extends the same nomenclature to the chlorides
...
6
The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
We do not here attribute to hydrargyric preparations a specific action; it is by more
effectually impoverishing the blood, by more rapidly et feebling its reproduction
than other means, it is by stimulating at the sa 1e time the lymphatic system, ...
7
Maryland and Virginia Medical Journal
In presence of these facts, which are familiar to all practitioners, may it not fairly
be inquired whether it might not be the same with iodine as with hydrargyric
preparations ? " Secondly, I opine that the number of patients subjected to the ...
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The New England Journal of Medicine
We do not here attribute to hydrargyric preparations a specific action; it is by more
effectually -'impoverishing the blood, by more rapidly enfeebling its reproduction
than other means, it is by stimulating at the same time the lymphatic system, ...
9
The Southern Medical and Surgical Journal
This hydrargyric target, scape-goat of the viscera, great hiding place of all
manner of ills and errors, — yes, this grand, magnificent organ being where it is,
and doing what it does, has relieved many an ./Esculapian from a world of ...
10
The pharmaceutical journal and transactions
Hydrargyric or Mercuric Chloride. This is prepared by subliming a mixture of
sulphate of mercury, dried chloride of sodium, and binoxide of manganese ; the
quantity of chloride of sodium ordered is larger, proportionately, than in the P. B.
form ...
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