 Glycerinoe, qs ; mix them to the consistence of a moderately thin paste. This is to be spread in a medium thick layer with a spatula, over and upon both mammary glands, from the .sternum to the axilla. Cover with a cloth dipped in olive-oil, and this...  The Practitioner - Page 2351871Full view - About this book
 | George E. Fenwick, Francis Wayland Campbell - 1871 - 700 pages
...prescription of service : Alcoholic Extract of Belladonna, four drachms ; Glycerine a sufficient quantity to mix them to the consistence of a moderately thin paste....course, to threatening abscesses ; but all will at once recognize the appropriateness of the treatment in cases of still-born children, where it is certainly... | |
 | 1873 - 920 pages
...dressing to remain undisturbed during a variable period of from two to three or four weeks, inasmuch us it can be worn by the patient for any length of time without inconvenience. ART. 256 — Local Uses of Tannin in Prolapsus Uteri. By GP HACIIENBEUO, MD (New York Medical Record.)... | |
 | 1871 - 500 pages
...have found the following prescription of service : R Extract. Belladon. Alcoholic., jiv; Glycerinoe, qs ; mix them to the consistence of a moderately thin...course, to threatening abscesses; but all will at once recognize the appropriateness of the treatment in cases of still-born children, where it is certainly... | |
 | 1872 - 600 pages
...the breasts with a spatula "from the sternum to the axilla. Cover with a cloth dipped in olive oil, and this in turn with oiled silk. Allow the dressing...patient for any length of time without inconvenience." He has never known this treatment to fail, when used ill time. Fortunate Dr. Beck I " Contagious Mental... | |
 | Thad M. Stevens - 1871 - 592 pages
...turn with oiled silk. Allow the dressing to remain undisturbed during a variable period of from two or three or four weeks, inasmuch as it can be worn by...course, to threatening abscesses ; but all will at once recognize the appropriateness of the treatment in cases of still-born children, where it is certainly... | |
 | 1871 - 596 pages
..."from the sternum to the axilla. Cover with a cloth dipped in olive oil, and this in turn with oil silk. Allow the dressing to remain undisturbed during...patient for any length of time without inconvenience." He has never known the treatment to fail when used in time. Fortunate Dr. Beck ! — Pacific Med. and... | |
 | 1871 - 300 pages
..." from the sternum to the axilla. Cover with a cloth dipped in olive oil, and this in turn with oil silk. Allow the dressing to remain undisturbed during...patient for any length of time without inconvenience." He has never known the treatment to fail when used in time. Fortunate Dr. Beck ! — Pacific Med. and... | |
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