A Handbook of Local Therapeutics General Surgery
A Handbook of Local Therapeutics General Surgery
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Tupelo is preferred by some practitioners to other forms of tents, since it is not liable to become offensive from the decomposition of secretions.
Diseases of the Nose, etc. According to J. W. Gleitmann {N. Y. Med. Jour. , November 9, 1889), the manner of application is simple. After the nostril is thoroughly cleansed with a disinfectant solution and anaesthetized with cocaine, a piece of tupelo is cut the required size and introduced into the nasal chamber. After remaining in position for fif...teen to twenty minutes the expansion is accomplished and the piece is removed. After a second cleansing, a piece of tin foil, which also can easily be shaped according to the requirements of the case, is inserted, and the patient is dismissed. The tin foil maintains the increased diameter of the nasal chamber and can be kept in place with impunity.
OLEUM ANACARDII. Cashew-nut Oil. The oil of Anacardium occidental, a tree growing in the West Indies.
Diseases of the Skin. Cashew-nut oil is an exceedingly irritant application.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tupelo is preferred by some practitioners to other forms of tents, since it is not liable to become offensive from the decomposition of secretions.
Diseases of the Nose, etc. According to J. W. Gleitmann {N. Y. Med. Jour. , November 9, 1889), the manner of application is simple. After the nostril is thoroughly cleansed with a disinfectant solution and anaesthetized with cocaine, a piece of tupelo is cut the required size and introduced into the nasal chamber. After remaining in position for fif...teen to twenty minutes the expansion is accomplished and the piece is removed. After a second cleansing, a piece of tin foil, which also can easily be shaped according to the requirements of the case, is inserted, and the patient is dismissed. The tin foil maintains the increased diameter of the nasal chamber and can be kept in place with impunity.
OLEUM ANACARDII. Cashew-nut Oil. The oil of Anacardium occidental, a tree growing in the West Indies.
Diseases of the Skin. Cashew-nut oil is an exceedingly irritant application.
What to read after A Handbook of Local Therapeutics General Surgery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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