 | 1890 - 80 pagina’s
...resisted even the largest doses of sulphate of quinine. More especially cocaine cannot replace all the active principles and the essential oils of the...time of the earliest discovery and use of this plant. and in 1888 at the Academic de Medecine, I demonstrated that coca, by virtue of its active principals,... | |
 | 1890 - 486 pagina’s
...resisted even the largest doses of sulphate of quinine. More especially cocaine cannot replace all the active principles and the essential oils of the...from the time of the earliest discovery and use of the plant. In 1887 at the Institute of France (Academic des Sciences), and in 1888 at the Academic... | |
 | 1890 - 620 pagina’s
...cocaine cannot replace all the active principles and the essential oils of the leaf of Eri/throxylon coca, as has been proved from the time of the earliest discovery and use of this plant. In 1887 at the Institute of France (Academic des Sciences), and in 1888 at the Acade'mie de MeVlicine,... | |
 | 1890 - 712 pagina’s
...doses of sulphate of quinine. More especially cocaine cannot replace all the active principles and essential oils of the leaf of Erythroxylon coca, as...time of the earliest discovery and use of this plant. In 1887 at the Institute of France (Academic des sciences), and in 1888 at the Academic de medicine,... | |
 | 1890 - 612 pagina’s
...Porro. operation should give better results than ordinary hysterectomy for the following reasons : i. Absence of adhesions. 2. No implication of any important...indicated. * * * — Dr. Goldsbrough, in the British Homoeopathic Review, says he has attended upwards of three hundred labor cases, and he considered that... | |
 | 1889 - 284 pagina’s
...replace all the active principles and essential oils of the leaf of Erythroxylon coca, as has been proven from the time of the earliest discovery and use of this plant. In 1887 at the Institute of France (Aeademie des Sciences), and in 1888 at the Academie de Medecine,... | |
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... special therapeutic value ; and I need merely cite the indisputable success obtained by Professor Trousseau with the powder of cinchona in checking malarial fevers which had resisted even the largest doses of sulphate of quinine. More especially cocaine... 