 | 1907 - 664 pages
...patient, is remarkably free from danger; is devoid of after-effects to a greater extent than inhalant anesthesia, is recovered from promptly and can be...respiration, which is apt to alarm those who have not proven tliat no harm results, the respiration being that of deep sleep. The use of hyoscine instead of scopolamine... | |
 | 1907 - 414 pages
...operations, is acceptable to the patient, is remarkably free from danger; is devoid of after effects to a greater extent than inhalation anesthesia, is...Its most marked influence is in the slowing of the respirat'on, which is apt to alarm those who have not proven that no harm results, the respiration... | |
 | 1908 - 64 pages
...remarkably free from danger; is devoid of after effects to a greater extent than inhalation anthesia, is recovered from promptly and can be adjusted to nearly all patients. Its marked influence is in the slowing of the respiration, which is apt to alarm those who have not proven... | |
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... no harm results, the respiration being that of deep sleep. The use of hyoscine instead of scopolamine is a great improvement on the original method, and the introduction of this substance, by Dr. Abbott, and of cactus in the form of cactin in the... 