The throat and nose and their diseases / Lennox Browne ; with special assistance as follows: Anatomy, Mayo Collier ; Nervous diseases, James Cagney ; and Histo-pathology, Wyatt Wingrave.

  • Browne, Lennox (Isaac Lennox), 1841-1902.
Date:
1899
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Credit: The throat and nose and their diseases / Lennox Browne ; with special assistance as follows: Anatomy, Mayo Collier ; Nervous diseases, James Cagney ; and Histo-pathology, Wyatt Wingrave. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Use.—This preparation has been found of great value in cases of buccal and lingual tuberculosis, as an application to be employed immediately before the taking of food. It has been somewhat modified by the addition of Eucaine, since the more general introduction of that ingredient into practice. Insufflations are used by me in only a modified degree, and are limited in number to the following :— 68. Insufflatio Zinci Chloridi. Bismuthi Oxy-chloridum ..... ad 3j- Misce. Use.—Astringent and resolvent. 69. Insufflatio Zinci Chloridi c. Morphiae Hydrochlorate. T> Zinci Chloridi ) Morphiae Hydrochloratis i Bismuthi Oxy-chloridum . . . . . ad §j. Misce. Use.—Astringent and sedative, especially for relief of cough in laryngeal phthisis. 70. Insufflatio lodoformi vel lodol, etc. I> lodoformi vel lodol, Aristol, etc. . . . gr. 5. Bismuthi Oxy-chloridum .... ^. ad Misce. Use.—Much recommended in cases of tuberculous or syphiltic ulcera- tion, but not largely employed in my own practice in laryngeal disease. 71. Insufflatio Cocainse Hydrochloratis. R Cocainae Hydrochloratis . . . . gr. 5 ad gr. 10. Bismuthi Oxy-chloridum . . . . . ad 3]. Misce. Use.—Sedative, and serviceable prior to attempts at swallowing for relief of pain in cancer and laryngeal phthisis ; also in the acute stages of hay- fever, or of a common head cold. 72. Insufflatio Menthol Comp. This consists of a mixture—to be used as a nasal snuff, or with insufflator —of Menthol with Powdered Spermaceti (where moisture is required), or of Sugar of Milk (where rhinal flow is excessive), in the proportion of i in 30. INSUFFLATIONES—POWDERS FOR INSUFFLATION. R Zinci Chloridi