The Medical World, Volume 16Roy Jackson., 1898 |
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... doses that would produce a direct antipyretic effect , but for its specific effect upon the primary lesion , whatever and wherever that is . I have not space in which to tell you all about the experimentation which has confirmed my ...
... doses that would produce a direct antipyretic effect , but for its specific effect upon the primary lesion , whatever and wherever that is . I have not space in which to tell you all about the experimentation which has confirmed my ...
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doses of gr . bo to gr . 1 , the patient has been found several hours later in the same posture as when the dose was ad- ministered . But hyoscein is not uni- form in its effects ; it sometimes produces atropine symptoms , wakefulness ...
doses of gr . bo to gr . 1 , the patient has been found several hours later in the same posture as when the dose was ad- ministered . But hyoscein is not uni- form in its effects ; it sometimes produces atropine symptoms , wakefulness ...
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... dose of the opium gives free discharge from the bowels in from twelve to forty - eight hours . When the acute symptoms are well relieved I give increasing doses of iodide of potassium with small doses of mercury until all soreness is ...
... dose of the opium gives free discharge from the bowels in from twelve to forty - eight hours . When the acute symptoms are well relieved I give increasing doses of iodide of potassium with small doses of mercury until all soreness is ...
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... dose of fluid extract as given by Parke , Davis & Co. is too small ; most cases will do better on doses from 3ss to 31 three or four times a day . Botanic physicians used it with success for this purpose 50 or 60 years ago , but its ...
... dose of fluid extract as given by Parke , Davis & Co. is too small ; most cases will do better on doses from 3ss to 31 three or four times a day . Botanic physicians used it with success for this purpose 50 or 60 years ago , but its ...
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... doses , say 1-10 gr . every twenty minutes till twelve doses have been taken , has held its own against all com- When once free stools are secured there soon will be little left of the ton- silitis in most instances . Locally , a silk ...
... doses , say 1-10 gr . every twenty minutes till twelve doses have been taken , has held its own against all com- When once free stools are secured there soon will be little left of the ton- silitis in most instances . Locally , a silk ...
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