Volume 1

The extra pharmacopœia of Martindale and Westcott.

  • Martindale, William, 1840-1902.
Date:
1920-1921
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Credit: The extra pharmacopœia of Martindale and Westcott. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TJng. Pheno-Boric., TJng. Pot. Chlorat. et Zinci, Ung. Thorii Oleat., Zinci Chlorid., Zinci Oleat. Ung., Zinc Perox., Zinci Sulph. Solube as Lotio, Zinc and other Ions. . , Tropical ulcers well treated as follows Daily bath for 1 hour with Mer¬ curic Chloride 1 in 2,000, followed by Boric fomentations every 4 hours ; the following ointment then applied—Zinc Oxide, Salicylic Acid, Ammoniated Mercury Ointment, Vaseline, equal parts. Put on J inch thick and leave for 3 days without dressing. Leg should be rested. Rapid improvement. N. Cantlie, Jl. Trop. Med., Feb. 1/23,38. LOcer duodenal.—Cocaine Period., Mist. Bismuthi Phenolis et Morphince i9 useful. Koalin for lubricant effect is also suggested. To counteract constipation resulting from Bismuth give Pil. Eyd. Subchlor., Rhei, Cascarce et Capsicin. When active symptoms subsided a tonic of Papain 2 grains, Phenol 2 grains, Strychnine Jo grain, Codeine J grain. Rhubarb Ext. | grain—Guthrie Rankin, B.M.J. ii./io,181. Significance of symptoms in duodenal ulcer.—Mansell Moullin, L. i./i2,563. Succus Allii diluted with three times quantity of water. Ulcer, Gastric.—Aperfine, Argenti Nit., Ferri Perchlor., Gelatin, Glucose, Inf. Symphyti, Mist. Bismuth,Phenol et Morph., Horse Serum, N. Saline Inj„ 01. Olivse. Kaolin for lubricant action is suggested. (1) promote healing by plenty of nourishing food; (2) ‘ fix the gastric acid and so prevent it from interfering with healing by ensuring that the food contains a large proportion of protein ; (3) prevent distension of the stomach by small feeds. Milk and egg diet supplemented by Iron and Bismuth. Pain disappears early, vomiting quickly subsides and relapses are rare.—Hutchison. diagnosis.—iSee Stomaen Contents bxamn ation. Toxic symptoms from very large doses of alkalis in peptic ulcer.—A. F. Hurst, L. i./23,1288. Neither gastric nor duodenal ulcer, colitis, appendicitis nor cancer m any form seen in the Orange Free State amongst Basuto Negroes. Similar remarks as to the Himalayas and South America.—F. P. Fouch6, B.M.J. i./23,1116. Uraemia.—Aconite, Atropine, Bromides, Caffeine, Cannabis, Digitalis, Elaterin Pulv. Co., Erythrol Nitrate, Hyd. Subchlor., Lithii Hippuras, Nitro¬ glycerin, Papaverine, Parathyroid, Pilocarpine, Saline Purgatives, Saline Solution, Scilia, Sodii Benzoas, Strophanthus, Venesection. Uraemia and Albuminuria treated by 1 Cc. of 1% Pot. Permang. hypod. Almost complete suppression of urine reacted to 10 drops of \% solution. Some local pain at site of injection, but this is relieved by hot fomentation. —F. V. Davison, L. i./i6,430. Urse nic uo avulsions.—Bromides, Chloral (per os or per rectum), Chloro¬ form, Jaborandi, Morphine, Saline Solution, venesection or catharsis, may PrUr^hrnis.—Argent. Nit. (0*02 to 0-1%) Irrigation or combined with Hydrogen Peroxide (1 to 2 volume), Glyc. Resorcin, Mang. Butyrate, Mercuro- chrome, Santalol and Tablets, Turpentine by means of catheter. See also Gonorrhoea. Uric Acid Diathesis —See Gout, Rheumatism. Urinary Calculi.—See Calculi. . ., Urine, To render Acid.—Aspriodine, Benzoic Acid, Sod. Phosph. Acid (the natural acid of the urine), Salicylic Acid (increases acidity slightly). Large doses of Citric or Tartaric Acid. Urine, to render Aiitaiine.—Potassium, Sodium, Lithium, Calcium Tartrates, Citrates and Carbonates. Urine, Blood in.—Ammon Chlor., Calc. L&ctas *. Iron u&lts. Urine, Incontinence of.—See Incontinence. Urine,Tests for Albumin, Sugar, etc.—See Vol. II. Urinary Antiseptics, See Antiseptics, Urinary. .. ^ Urticaria.—For Diagnosis, Protein Skin Tests. Bromides, Calcu Lactas, Cream of Tartar, Elix. Sod. Lact., Harrogate Water, Magnesia Cream, Milk and Glycerophosphates, Mistura Alba, Peptone Injections, Pituitary, Sodn Bicarb., Sulphur (Stearettes), Terebene, Trilactine Acid. Benzoic, Boric., Carbolic Lotio, Eydrocyan.Dil.,Chloroform, Cremor Sicc. Preps., Liq. Hamam., Ung. ('ocaina, Perfumed Formosyls, Flumbi cum Lade Lotio,'Sodii Carb., Balnea, Zinc and Starch Powder. L L 2