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HISTORY OF THE HYPODERMATIC METHOD 17

The Method 27

Definition 27

The Solution 28

Extemporaneous 29

Permanent 30

The Syringe 33

Mode of Injecting 39

LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS 43

CLASSIFICATION OF REMEDIES USED BY THE HYPODERMATIC METHOD 49

ACTIONS AND USES OF THE REMEDIAL AGENTS EMPLOYED HYPODERMATICALLY 52

A．REMEDIES AFFECTING THE NUTRITION 52

1．Agents Increasing Waste 52

MERCURY 52

Preparations 52

Actions and Uses：Local Effects 60

Results 62

Therapy 65

IODINE 71

Preparations 71

Physiological Actions 72

Therapy 75

PILOCARPINE 89

Preparations 89

Physiological Effects 90

Therapy 95

2．Agents Promoting Nutrition 113

IRON 113

Physiological Actions and Therapy 115

ARSENIC 118

Preparations 118

Actions and Uses 118

TRANSFUSION 126

By the Subcutaneous，Intra-venous，and Intra-peritoneal Methods 126

Transfusion of Blood 127

Immediate Transfusion 127

Mediate Transfusion 131

Transfusion of Milk 133

of Salines 135

Peritoneal Transfusion 138

Hypodermatic Transfusion 141

Other Nutrient Injections 142

Injections of Oils 142

Brown-Sequard＇s Solution 143

Koch＇s Lymph 146

3．Agents having the Power to Destroy Pathogenic Micro-organisms：Antiseptics 146

ANTISEPTICS 146

CARBOLIC ACID 150

CREOSOTE 158

ANTIPYRIN 162

RESORCIN 177

ACETANILID 181

PYRODIN 182

EUPHORIN 184

OREXIN 186

SACCHARIN 186

THALLIN 188

CREOLIN 193

BLOOD-SERUM 194

PYOKTANIN(BLUE) 196

CANTHARIDIN 199

CANTHARIDATES 199

B．REMEDIES AFFECTING THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 201

1．Analgesics or Anodynes 201

OPIUM—MORPHINE 201

Solutions，Tablets，or Powders 201

Physiological Actions 206

Therapy 218

The Opium or Morphine Habit 251

Treatment of Morphine Habit 263

CODEINE 272

ATROPINE 274

Physiological Effects of Atropine 276

Therapy 282

Antagonisms of Atropine 291

Antagonism of Atropine and Eserine 291

of Atropine and Pilocarpine 300

of Atropine and Muscarine 310

of Atropine and Quinine 312

of Atropine and Bromal Hydrate 313

of Atropine and Aconitine 313

of Atropine and Morphine 314

HOMATROPINE 344

HYOSCYAMINE 347

Physiological Effects 349

HYOSCINE 350

Physiological Effects 351

Therapy 354

DUBOISINE 357

SOLANINE 363

CHLOROFORM 364

ETHER 369

ALCOHOL，WHISKEY，AND BRANDY 372

CHLORALAMIDE 373

Physiological Actions 374

CHLORAL HYDRATE 378

Actions and Uses 378

Chloral and Morphine 380

BROMOFORM 382

URETHAN 384

AMYLEN HYDRATE 389

METHYLAL 393

EXALGIN 395

2．Excito-motors 401

STRYCHNINE 401

Physiological Effects 401

Therapy 406

Antagonisms of Strychnine 412

Antagonism of Strychnine and Chloral 413

of Strychnine and Amyl Nitrite 419

PICROTOXIN 420

Physiological Effects 421

Therapy 424

HYDRASTINE AND HYDRASTININE 426

THE DIGITALIS GROUP 430

DIGITALIS 431

SPARTEINE 434

CONVALLARIA 435

STROPHANTHIN 437

ADONIDIN AND ADONIN 440

BLATTIC ACID 441

Comparative Therapeutics of the Digitalis Group 441

COCAINE 446

Actions and Uses 448

CAFFEINE 461

Actions and Uses 462

Therapy 467

ERGOT 469

Composition 470

Physiological Effects 473

Therapy 477

QUININE 483

3．Depresso-motors 491

CONINE 491

CICUTINE 491

ESERINE 495

Antagonism of Eserine and Strychnine 497

of Eserine and Atropine 498

CURARA AND CURARINE 500

AMYL NITRITE 504

NITRO-GLYCERIN(GLONOIUM) 504

SODIUM NITRITE 504

LOBELINE 506

NICOTINE 509

HYDROCYANIC ACID 510

C．AGENTS ACTING ON THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL CANAL 513

Emetics 513

APOMORPHINE 513

APOCODEINE 513

Cathartics 519

PODOPHYLLINOTOXIN 519

ALOIN 519

D．TOPICAL AND IRRITANT INJECTIONS 521

AQUAPUNCTURE 521

OSMIC ACLD 523

Irritant Injections 524