 Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have an invaluable remedy in Salol ; while to remove accompanying pain, to quiet the nervous system, and to reduce any fever which may be present, we have a...  Cleveland Medical and Surgical Reporter - Page 3811906Full view - About this book
 | 1893 - 530 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...Antikamnia; an ideal combination for the treatment of this large clogs of diseases, and we may specially cite Typhoid Fever. These two drugs are put up in... | |
 | 1909 - 618 pages
...salol. The average adult dose is two tablets. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, ic, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...system, and to reduce any fever which may be present, wq have a remedy equally efficacious in antikamnia ; an ideal combination for the treatment of this... | |
 | 1895 - 630 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have an invaluable remedy in Salol ; while to remove accompaning pain, to quiet the nervous system, and to reduce any fever which may be present, we have... | |
 | 1896 - 546 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antlkamnla, Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...be present, we have a remedy equally efficacious in Antlkamnla; an Ideal combination for the treatment of this large class of diseases, and we may specially... | |
 | 1909 - 880 pages
...Tablets," each tablet containing 2£ grains antikamnia and 1\ grains salol. The average adult dose is two tablets. Therefore, we conclude that to remove...antikamnia; an ideal combination for the treatment of this large class of diseases. ALCOHOL. — The price of alcohol still remains very high, and this accounts... | |
 | 1895 - 416 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antikamnia. Therefore we conclude that, to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...Antikamnia; an ideal combination for the treatment of this large class of diseases, and we may specially cite typhoid fever. These two drugs are put up in... | |
 | 1895 - 76 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...Antikamnia; an ideal combination for the treatment of this large class of diseases, andu'c may specially cite typhoid fever. These two drugs are put up in... | |
 | 1895 - 800 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands Antikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...efficacious in Antikamnia; an ideal combination for Ike treatment of this large class of diseases, and -we may specially cite Typhoid Fever. These two... | |
 | 1895 - 624 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands autikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...have a remedy equally efficacious in antikamnia; an iudeal combination for the treatment of this large class of diseases, and we may specially cite typhoid... | |
 | 1895 - 500 pages
...which, for the relief of pain, stands antikamnia. Therefore, we conclude that to remove the cause, to render the intestinal canal antiseptic, we have...to remove accompanying pain, to quiet the nervous, tern, and to reduce any fever whic present, we have a remedy equally in antikamnia, — an ideal combin... | |
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