10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LYTTAE»
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lyttae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
A System of Practical Medicine Comprised in a Series of ...
Lyttae, or some stimulating lotion, for six weeks. He gives also a grain of Pulv.
Lyttae and six grains of Cane. Ocul. internally for six days. During a period of
twenty-seven years, no patient thus treated had been brought back to the hospital
...
Alexander Tweedie, William Wood Gerhard, 1842
2
The Human Brain: Its Structure, Physiology and Diseases : ...
But the cold surface, sleeplessness, contracted pupils, and weak pulse,
determined me to give him porter ; at the same time I thought it safe to add some
tinctura Lyttae to his medicine, in order to excite the action of the kidneys and
avert serous ...
3
Saint Louis Medical and Surgical Journal
The acetum lyttae must, however, be good ; many preparations of it are sold
which are utterly worthless. I usually order the skin to be well sponged with warm
water, and three successive applications of the acetum lyttae to be made
sufficiently ...
4
Lectures on Operative Surgery of the Eye: Or, an Historical ...
This continued only for a short time, {although the pain did not recur of so violent
a nature: she was twice bled at short intervals, and the tinct. lyttae was ordered
for several days, in doses from ten to fifteen drops three times a day, which'did
not ...
George James Guthrie, 1830
5
A Translation of the Pharmacopoeia [of] 1824, with Notes and ...
FORMER NAMES. Acidum aceticum. Arsenici Oxydum. . sublimatum. Calumbae
Radix. Ceratum Lyttae. Plumbi Superace- tatis. Cucumis Colocynthis, Pomo- rum
pulpa. Elaterii Poma. Elettaria Cardamomum. Emplastrum Lyttae. Infusnm Lini.
Royal College of Physicians of London, Richard Phillips, 1831
6
Transactions of the Medical and Physical Society of ...
may shift from their proper place, and produce vesication, far beyond the
particular part required. 6. These inconveniences cannot possibly occur when the
Liquor Lyttae is employed, as its effects never diffuse themselves beyond the spot
, ...
Transactions of the Medical and Physical Society of Calcutta, 1835
7
New York Journal of Medicine and the Collateral Sciences
Lyttae, gradually increasing it to fifteen drops each time. The lime-water was
given ad libitum, and a half pint of strong serum aluminosum was directed to be
taken also morning and night. The water that passed was saved, and measured
at the ...
8
A Translation of the Pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of ...
—-——Plumbi tatis. Cucumis Colocynthis, Pomormn pulpa. Elaterii Poma.
Elettaria Cardamomum. Emplastrum Lyttae. SuperaceInfusum Lini. Rosae.
Sennae. Lapis calcarius. Liquor Antimonii tartarizati. Lytta. vesicatoria. Magnesia
Carbonas.
9
The New York Journal of Medicine
plastrum lyttae is to be applied to that part, and the abdomen and loins
enveloped in a flannel roller, well applied in several convolutions* The only hope
depends on the blister being well and properly applied. 1 have tried boiling water
and the ...
10
The Eclectic Journal of Medicine
She was ordered a dose of castor oil, and then to take 15 drops of the tinct. lyttae
every six hours. A blister to the sacrum. She had no involuntary discharge
afterwards. The tinct. lyttae, however, was increased to twenty minims every six
hours ...
