Text-book of skin diseases / by Dr. Isidor Neumann ... ; translated from the 2nd German edition, by special permission of the author, by Alfred Pullar.

  • Neumann, Isidor von, 1832-1906.
Date:
1871
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Credit: Text-book of skin diseases / by Dr. Isidor Neumann ... ; translated from the 2nd German edition, by special permission of the author, by Alfred Pullar. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    2. Iodide of mercury. R. Hydrarg. proto iodid gr. iv. Opii puri gr. ij. Palv. liqidrit., Extr. liqidrit. aa, Bj M. f. pill xxiv. Consp. pulv. rad. liqidrit. S., from one to twelve daily Calomel ( Weinhold's nietliod). Calomel laivigat. gr. iv, Opii pur. gr. j. Sachar, alb. div. in dos. xii, ten to twenty grains daily; salivation is readily induced by this treatment. 3. Hahnemann's preparation: Hydrarg. oxid. nigr. 3ij, Conserv. rosar. Pulv. liqidrit aa 3j. Foi'm pill gr. Y. 1-2 pieces daily. The permanganate of potash is used in the same doses as the iodide. 4. The iodides of potash and soda are used in solution or in pills (ten to twenty grains daily) chiefly in the so-called tertiary forms of syphilis. Local treatment. The Emplastrum mercuriale is one of the best local remedies ; indurated sores and papules disappear more rapidly under this, than general treatment. It is especiall}^ useful in corona syphilitica for removing the eruption on the face, also in syphilis on the buttocks of children. Broad condylomata are fre- quently cured by merely placing charpie between the opposed cutaneous surfaces, the cure is effected more rapidly by caustics : a. Sol. Plenhii (mod.) R. Hydrarg. subl. corros. Spirit, vin. o^ectif., Alumin Cerrussce, Acet.vini, CamjoJior aa part a'qual. h. Sol. Labar- raquii i e., Chlor. liqidd., Calomel ad. 5j. c. Hydrarg. subl. corros. gr. iv., iy'jnrit vin recti/ oj. d. Hydrarg. corros. Sj, Collodii puri E], Ether sulf. 3ij. D. S. collodion sublimate. 5. The use of Zittmann's decoction is attended with good results, especially in the case of ulcerating syphilis, one lb. Dct. fortius, (No. 1) to one lb. Dct. mitius, (No. 2). The first has the following . ingredients :—Rad. Sarsaparill. lb. Inf. c. Aq. f. libi. 72, et dig. p. hor. 24. Dein adde int. sacc. lint., Pulv. sachalb.. Alum crud. aa 3vi. Calomel oss. Cinnab. fact. 3j, Coq. ad. col. libr. xxiv Sub. f. coct. adde. Semin. anisi vulg.—foenicul. aa Ebb., fol. senn. Rad. liquirit 5jss, Exprim per pannum, cola. Dt. Zittm. with No. 2. Sarsaparill. cone. 5vi, Add. specieb. e. decoct fortior. residius coq, cum. Aq. font. libr. Ixxii, and col. libr. xx. Sub. Jin coct. adde: Cort. fruct. citr., semin. cardamon. minor., cort. cassice, cinnamon, rad. liqidrit. aa 3iij exprime p)er pann-cola. Voigt, Schneider, and Van der Broek, showed that Zittmanns decoction contained corrosive sublimate. It was formerly be- lieved that this remedy was not suitable in the case of old standing syphilis in ill-nourished cachectic subjects, but our experience in hospital and private practice, does not confirm this view. The effect of the remedy is not apparent during the first week, even
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