Pacific Medico-Dental Gazette
Pacific Medico-Dental Gazette
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c. still plaoes oil of cassia ahead of oil of oianamon as an antiseptic, the potency of oil of cinnamon flgaring out 1 to 2100 parts. While oil of cassia stands at the yery head of the essential oils as an antiseptic, it is also true fiiat it is the most poisonous in its effect upon soft tissue.
As a test of the irritating properties of oil of cassia, a pellet of cotton was saturated with it and placed in a small rubber oap to prevent evaporation. THis was applied so the sur- face of the skin a...nd held there by means of a piece of court plaster large eaough to cover it over and stick tightly to the surface of the skin about the edges. This was retained in place for twenty four hours, during which time the irritation to the soft parts was by no means a pleasant feature. At ttie end of this period a blister invariably forms; however, the inflammation in the tissues at this tiTue are not very great. The blister will occupy an area from one-half to one-third greater than that to which the oil is directly ap- plied, and will fill and refill with serum several times before any tendency to recovery is noticed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. still plaoes oil of cassia ahead of oil of oianamon as an antiseptic, the potency of oil of cinnamon flgaring out 1 to 2100 parts. While oil of cassia stands at the yery head of the essential oils as an antiseptic, it is also true fiiat it is the most poisonous in its effect upon soft tissue.
As a test of the irritating properties of oil of cassia, a pellet of cotton was saturated with it and placed in a small rubber oap to prevent evaporation. THis was applied so the sur- face of the skin a...nd held there by means of a piece of court plaster large eaough to cover it over and stick tightly to the surface of the skin about the edges. This was retained in place for twenty four hours, during which time the irritation to the soft parts was by no means a pleasant feature. At ttie end of this period a blister invariably forms; however, the inflammation in the tissues at this tiTue are not very great. The blister will occupy an area from one-half to one-third greater than that to which the oil is directly ap- plied, and will fill and refill with serum several times before any tendency to recovery is noticed.
What to read after Pacific Medico-Dental Gazette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Southern California Dental Association to read onlineMoreLess
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