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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CICUTINE»
Découvrez l'usage de
cicutine dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
cicutine et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
American alkalometry; a digest of clinic teachings
cicutine calms the pains of cancer and repairs the strength of the patient by sleep.
" asthma, with hyoscyamine. — Blesh, Wis. Med. Recorder. CICUTINE. Cicutine
hydrobromate is a remedy of much value in muscular twitchings, that often ...
2
A Text-book of alkaloidal therapeutics
But cocaine has replaced cicutine here. As a hypnotic cicutine may replace the
bulky synthetics so energetically exploited of late. There is' not one of them as
easily given, or so certain to relieve the irritability that prevents sleep ; while
cicutine ...
William Francis Waugh, 1904
3
American Alkalometry ...: A Digest of Clinic Teachings ...
cicutine calms the pains of cancer and repairs the strength of the patient by sleep.
" CICUTINE. Cicutine hydrobromate is a remedy of much value in muscular
twitchings, that often occasion great distress in sciatica and other affections.
4
The Pharmaceutical Journal and Transactions
1'hree kilogrammes of fresh fruits yield thirty grammes o! cicutine. Cicutine is a
colourlas, transparent liquid, density 0878. It has a penetrating, sharp,
disagreeable odour; it boils at 212°; it is but little soluble in water, the aqueous
solution made ...
5
The Pharmaceutical Journal ...: A Weekly Record of Pharmacy ...
When Dr. Simpson had carefully examined the patient—his diagnosis being
neuralgia of the pelvic cellular tissue—he recommended me to put her
immediately under Cicutine. I spoke to my friend Mr. Mackay regarding this new
drug. He failed ...
6
Eclectic medical journal
Any amount of cicutine is poisonous to a healthy person ; it seeks a satisfying,
affinitive substance by attacking the integrity of the peripheral motor nerves and
the inhibitive motor centers of the brain and spinal cord ; loss of power begins at
the ...
Ohio State Eclectic Medical Association, Worthington College (Ohio) Reformed Medical Dept, 1907
7
Journal - Chemical Society, London
M. A. W. Reactions for distinguishing between Nicotine and Cicutine. R. Torrese (
Chem. Centr., 1905, ii, 416 ; from Giorn. R. Accad. Med. Torino, 1905, 10). — The
method of distinguishing between these two substances is based on the ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), 1905
8
Journal of the Chemical Society
Anne W. K. de Jong (Nee. trav. cliim., 1905, [ii], 24, 307— 308).— A modification
of Keller's method for the estimation of the alkaloids in coca leaves. M. A. W.
Reactions for distinguishing between Nicotine and Cicutine. R. Torrese (Cliein.
Centr.
9
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
671). Carbon bisulphide acts very slightly on quinoline, small transparent crystals
being formed after two or three days. Commercial cicutine, which is a mixture of
cicutine and methyl- cicutine, on treatment with metallic sodium and subsequent
...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain), 1885
10
American Journal of Pharmacy
In November, 1863, I put him under Cicutine granules, which he continued for a
week, by which time he was completely relieved of pain, and continued so for
four days ; but on the fifth day the pain returned, and ultimately only yielded to the
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