Consumption of the lungs and asthma, arrested and cured, in the majority of cases, by inhalation, and other rational means ... / by Daniel Carr.

  • Carr Daniel.
Date:
1847
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Credit: Consumption of the lungs and asthma, arrested and cured, in the majority of cases, by inhalation, and other rational means ... / by Daniel Carr. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Preface • • • Miscellaneous Observations 13 Genera] curability of consumption 16 Circumstances under which it is incurable 17 Short Description OF THE Disease 19 Treatment by Inhalation 20 Explanation of the term 21 Rationale of it 23 Its effects 24 Not to be depended on alone 25 - Medicines used in inhalation 27 Formulae for the inhalation of iodine and hemlock 28 Proper kind of inhaler 29 Particular directions 29 Remarks on the hemlock 31 Duration of each sitting 32 Further directions 33 Inhalation not a new practice 34 Cautions in certain cases 35 Inconveniences sometimes experienced 36 Soothing mixture for inhalation 37 Observations on hydrocyanic acid 38 Inhalation of chlorine 39 of morphine 41 —• of lobelia inflata 42 of belladonna and ajther 42 Caution respecting belladonna 44 Various other Formulae for Inhalation 45 Different kinds of inhalers 46 Properties of coltsfoot, hoarhound, &c 48 The Iceland, Ceylon, and Carragaheen mosses 53 Inhalation of Cayenne pepper , 55 of turpentine , 56 Fumigation of tar .... 57 a2
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