Hypodermic Injection of Liquor Ammoniæ in Cholera

Notes on Three Cases of Cholera Treated by Hypodermic Injection of Liquor Ammoniæ

pulse was perceptible at the wrist, and the patient was soon out of danger. The ammonia caused rapid reddening of the skin, and death of a portion, of the size of a small almond. The girl did not ultimately survive, for, during convalescence, she had violent haemorrhage from the mouth and nose, and died from exhaustion. I observed no very prominent effects from the ammonia, but there was a very...

Experiments on the Influence of Snake Poison, and on the Injection of Liquor Ammoniæ into the Venous Circulation as an Antidote

bite in which the results were satisfactory. This mode of treating poisoning not only by snake-bites but by chloroform, hydrocyanic acid, and other toxic agents, among which pyaemia is mentioned, and cholera suggested, has evidently been received with much confidence in Australia, and the matter is fully and ably discussed in the paper in question. The subject also of the structural changes in ...

Notes on Fourteen Cases of Cholera Treated by Hypodermic Injection of Strychnine

Notes of a Case of Cholera Treated by the Hypodermic Injection of Chloral Hydrate

Hypodermic Injection of Hydrate of Chloral in Cases of Malignant Cholera

admitted in the perfectly developed algide state. The symptoms, which the injections rapidly relieved, were thirst and cramps, and with the diminution of these painful symptoms, there were re-appearance of the pulse and return of heat to the surface. Generally the improvement was so marked and steady, that in no case that recovered, were more than 16 grains of chloral required to be thrown into...