A new practical formulary of hospitals of England ... France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Russia, and America; of MM. Magendie, Lugol, etc. Or a conspectus of prescriptions in medicine, surgery, and obstetrics ... / Translated ... and considerably augmented, by M. Ryan. With M. Magendie's last additions.

Henri Milne-Edwards

Date:: 1836

Credit: A new practical formulary of hospitals of England ... France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Russia, and America; of MM. Magendie, Lugol, etc. Or a conspectus of prescriptions in medicine, surgery, and obstetrics ... / Translated ... and considerably augmented, by M. Ryan. With M. Magendie's last additions. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Mu |. dr ic elie GE Mr Ine de RICE, 531 Compound Decoction of Barley. British Hospitals, Fx. Decocti hordei, Oij; Caricæ fructus concisi, Uvarum passarum, demptis aci- nis, 3 ij; Glycyrrhizæ rad. concise et con- tusæ, 3 ss; Aquæ, Oj. Decoque ad Oij, et cola, A cupful at a dose. Acidulated Decoction of Barley. H. of Germ. RK. Decocti hordei, Oiij ; Limon. incis., No. ij. Coque ad Oj et adde, Sacchari, 3 ij. A small cupful at a dose. EXTERNALLY. Decoction. In lotions, fo- mentations, injections, gargles, &c. Favine. In cataplasms, Resolvent Cataplasm. H. des Enf, Be. Farinæ hordei, 3 viij; Saponis amygdal., Ziv; Aquæ, q. s. Misce. RICE. An emollient and slight nutritive, much employed in inflammations of the digestive tube. [According to Dr. Tytler, deterio- rated rice caused cholera in India and Europe, from the first appearance of the disease in 1817, to the last in Europe in 1833, T.]

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