North Carolina Medical Journal [serial] 6 (1880)
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I have seen great relief, both from the disagreeable odor and dis- tress, experienced by an inhalation of two or three minutes, re- peated ad libitum. — Letter in Boston Medical and Surgical Jnirnal.
Iodide of Etliyl. — Dr. Kobert M. Lawrence, of Boston, has made some observations on the above named drug which warrant him in saying : Ethyl iodide has no depressing effect on any of the functions. It is a mild invigorant, and its j^rimary action resem- bles that of sulphuric ether, while it diffe...rs from the latter in that it has no anaesthetic properties.
In the paroxysms of spasmodic asthma and in other forms of nervous dyspnoea, ethyl iodide appears to act as an anti-spasmodic by relaxing muscular contraction of the bronchial tubes. In dyspnoea incident to bronchitis, and to chronic affections of the air passages, it promotes a free mucous secretion. In cardiac dyspnoea, ffood effects have been observed from its use.
Tlie Internatio)ial Surgical Record. A "Weekly Journal, Vol.
L Xo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have seen great relief, both from the disagreeable odor and dis- tress, experienced by an inhalation of two or three minutes, re- peated ad libitum. — Letter in Boston Medical and Surgical Jnirnal.
Iodide of Etliyl. — Dr. Kobert M. Lawrence, of Boston, has made some observations on the above named drug which warrant him in saying : Ethyl iodide has no depressing effect on any of the functions. It is a mild invigorant, and its j^rimary action resem- bles that of sulphuric ether, while it diffe...rs from the latter in that it has no anaesthetic properties.
In the paroxysms of spasmodic asthma and in other forms of nervous dyspnoea, ethyl iodide appears to act as an anti-spasmodic by relaxing muscular contraction of the bronchial tubes. In dyspnoea incident to bronchitis, and to chronic affections of the air passages, it promotes a free mucous secretion. In cardiac dyspnoea, ffood effects have been observed from its use.
Tlie Internatio)ial Surgical Record. A "Weekly Journal, Vol.
L Xo.
What to read after North Carolina Medical Journal [serial] 6 (1880)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jackson & Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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