10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MERCURIALIZATION»
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mercurialization in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mercurialization and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Universal Cyclopaedia and Atlas
These have therefore to be studied sen'atim. here is, however, a eneral affection
of the system called mercurialization, in need by the steady impregnation of the
blood with the metal, which is essentially the same whatever be the preparation ...
2
A treatise on the principles and practice of medicine
Mercurialization may be advocated in this as in some other affections on the
following ground : Although the antiphlogistic and sorbefacient powers of
mercury have doubtless been heretofore greatly overestimated, it is by no means
certain ...
3
A Treatise on the principles and practice of medicine
Mercurialization maj7 be advocated in this, as in some other affections, on the
following ground : Although the antiphlogistic and sorbefacient powers of
mercury have doubtless been greatly overestimated, it is not certain that it exerts
no ...
was there, and always present. I had frequently seen it around gum margins, as
the result of a deposit of calcific matter, which disappeared under the use of the
scaler, and I became convinced that it had nothing to do with mercurialization.
5
A treatise on the principles and practice of medicine ... ...
If antimony be used, it should be given largely diluted, to avoid its local action on
the throat. Mercurialization maybe advocated in this, as in some other affections,
on the following ground : Although the antiphlogistic and sorbefacient powers of ...
Austin FLINT (the Elder.), 1867
6
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
the patients who have had, and those who have not had, previously, mercury or
other anti-syphilitic remedies. He further enters somewhat in detail on the
respective merits and advantages of mercurialization and syphilization in the
treatment ...
7
A Practical treatise on the diagnosis, pathology, and ...
Distrust of the supposed influence of mercurialization upon the process of
exudation and the removal of morbid products, is evidently gaining ground. Even
iritis, the affection which has been heretofore regarded as affording convincing
ocular ...
8
Dental Practitioner and Advertiser
was there, and always present. I had frequently seen it around gum margins, as
the result of a deposit of calcific matter, which disappeared under the use of the
scaler, and I became convinced that it had nothing to do with mercurialization.
9
Johnson's Universal Cyclopædia: A New Edition
These have therefore to be studied serialim. here is, however, a neral affection of
the system called mercurialization, in need by the steady impregnation of the
blood with the metal, which is essentially the same whatever be the preparation
of ...
10
Johnson's Universal Cyclop:dia: A New Edition
There is, however, a general affection of the system called mercurialization,
induced by the steady impregnation of the blood with the metal, which is
essentially the same whatever be the preparation of mercury used. This will, then,
first be ...
