The medical aspects of mustard gas poisoning / by Aldred Scott Warthin and Carl Vern Weller.

  • Aldred Scott Warthin
Date:
1919
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Credit: The medical aspects of mustard gas poisoning / by Aldred Scott Warthin and Carl Vern Weller. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Acroleine, 21, 29 Allylisothiocyanate, 21, 29 Arseni¢ trichloride, 21 Arsine, 21, 23 B Benzyl alcohol, 249 Blood, action of mustard gas on, 200, 203, 229, 230, 233, 234, 252 concentration of, 26, 27, 29, 31, 233, 252 Bone-marrow, action of mustard gas on, 235, 254 Bromacetic ether, 21, 23 Bromacetone, 21, 23 Bromethylmethylketone, 21, 23 Bromide of benzyl, 21, 23 Bromide of toluyl, 21, 23 Bromide of xylyl, 21, 23 Bromine, 19, 23 C Carbon monoxide, 21, 24 Carbon tetrachloride, 32 Carbonyl] chloride, 21, 30 Chioracetone, 21 Chloramine-T 123, 243, 248 Chlorine, 19, 25 Chlorobenzene 32 Chloropicrin, 21, 29 Clinical pathology of mustard gas, 204 blood, 229, 230, 238, 234, 235, 252 blood urea, 229 feces, 230 sputum, 230 urine, 228, 252 Colloidal bath, 243 Cyanides, 29 Cyanogen, 21, 29 D Dakin’s solution, 123, 240, 241, 243, 245, 246 Decubitus, 240, 2438; 245, 247 Dibromethylsulphide, 33 Dichloramine-T, 123, 243, 248 Dichlorbutylsulphide, 33 Dichlorethylsulphide, 21, 198, 199, 200 intravenous injection, 187 Dichlormethylether, 21, 29, 32 Dichlormethylsulphide, 33 Dichlorpropylsulphide, 33 Dihydroxyethylsulphide, 33, 198, 200, 203, 254 intravenous injection, 188 subcutaneous injection, 186 Diiodoethylsulphide, 33 Diphenylchlorarsine, 21, 23 Diphenylfluorarsine, 21, 25 Diphosgene, 21, 22, 29 E Edema conjunctival, 84—91, 93—114, 126 cutaneous, 49—66, 251 pulmonary, 25, 26, 27, 29, 31, 38, -130, 135—149, 153, 157, 163 Escharoties, 22 Ethyldichlorarsine, 21, 25 Expectancy of life following mustard gas poisoning, 164, 255 Eye, action of mustard gas on, 81, 251 animal, experimental, 83 fluorescein test, 92 gross pathology, 93 ingestion, 91 intravenous injection, 110 microscopical, 94, 113 panophthalmitis, 91 subcutaneous injection, 91, 110 clinical cases, 115 sequele, 127 treatment, 123, 126 inh Fluorescein test, 92 Formaldehyde, 21 Furunculosis, 248 G Gas, 20, 21, 22 attack, 18, 19 clouds 195-21 aritt 19,21, 28 escharotic, 21, 22, 23 lacrimators, 21, 22, 23, 24 respiratory, 21, 22 sternutators, 21, 22, 23 systemic poisons, 21, 22 vomiting, 21, 22 Gases, used in warfare, 21, 22 acroleine, 21, 29 allylisothiocyanate, 21, 29 arsenic trichloride, 21 arsine, 21, 23 bromacetic ether, 21, 23 bromacetone, 21, 25 bromethylmethylketone, 21, 25 bromide of benzyl, 21, 23 bromide of toluyl, 21, 23 bromide of xylyl, 21, 23 bromine, 21, 23 carbon monoxide, 21, 24 carbonyl chloride, 21, .30