10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TARTARIZATION»
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1
The American illustrated medical dictionary. 1919 : 10th ed
It is formed from the blood- serum. Called also hematogenic calculus. Titrio- lated
t., potassium tartrate. tartarated (tahr'tahr-a-ted) [L. tartara'tus). Charged with
tartaric acid. tartaric acid (tar-tar'ik). See under acid. tartarization (tahr"tar-iz-a'
shun).
2
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
The two modes of treatment which claim our chief attention, are syphilization and
tartarization. After tartarization twenty per cent. rela sed, after syphilization only
nine and a-half per cent., or, accor ing to Boeck's last series of experiments, not ...
3
The American illustrated medical dictionary
See under acid. tartarization (tahr"tar-iz-a'shun). The treatment of syphilis by
inoculation with tartarized antimony. tartarized (tahr'tar-tzd) [L. tartariza'tus].
Charged with tartaric acid. tartarlithin (tahr-tar-lith'in). Lithium bitartrate, LiC4H50,.
H20 ...
William Alexander Newman Dorland, 1917
4
The Ancient History of China to the End of the Chóu Dynasty
Another instance of the gradual Tartarization, if we may so call it, of Chinese
culture was chronicled a few generations later, when the king of Chau, who
reigned under the name of Wu-ling (329-299 B.C.), resolved for political reasons
to ...
5
An Encyclopædic index of medicine and surgery
as favoring ratty degeneration. Thus the ancient sweating cure, the treatment by
various decoctions and by hot baths, the starvation cure, the syphilization cure,
the tartar emetic or so-called tartarization cure — pustules in the one produced by
...
6
Southern Practitioner: An Independent Monthly Journal ...
Blood-letting, blistering, "tartarization" by antimony plaster, vaccination, and cure
by inanition were practiced. Mercury for an ointment had been commonly used
for certain skin diseases, so it was tried on the new disease and was found to be
...
7
The United States Medical and Surgical Journal: A Quarterly ...
I recovered, however, after a serious course, lasting some five weeks, of blisters,
bleeding, tartarization, and mercurial purgation, to suffer from the treatment
during my whole natural life ; as, during the following year, haemoptysis set in,
and ...
8
Selected Letters of William Michael Rossetti
Bomba's3 tartarization — sorry to say I don't know the date. Your Appeal to
England4 dated 20 November 1867: 1 have it, but pasted into a book of extracts.
The execution, I am sure, was the following morning, 21 November. 0 patria mia,
vedo ...
9
A Treatise on the Genius and Object of the Patriarchal, the ...
... it will follow, that their destruction preceded the flood and was effected by a
totally different agent ; though the very agent employed in their tartarization might
be used also as an instrument in God's hand of bringing on the deluge, just as
the ...
George Stanley Faber, 1823
10
A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
Hellish. Milton. TARTA'REOUS. a. [from tartar.] i. Consisting of tartar. Grew. a.
Hellish. Milton. * TARTARIZATION. s. The act of forming tartar. Biblioih. bill. To TA'
RTARIZE. v. a. [from tartar.] To impregnate with tartar. TA'RTAROUS. a. [from
tartar.] ...
