Pain and its indications : an analytical outline of diagnosis and treatment / by Edward C. Hill.

  • Hill, Edward C. (Edward Curtis), 1863-
Date:
1904
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Credit: Pain and its indications : an analytical outline of diagnosis and treatment / by Edward C. Hill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    mids. Postconvulsive: Strong, hot, black cof- fee.—Jos. Collins. Hydrophobia.—Throat spasms on attempting to swallow. Chloroform inhalations for spasm; morphin hypodermically; cocain to throat.—Osier. Arteriosclerotic.—Severe, dull, throbbing, waking patient in early morning; part or whole of head; increased by exertion or excitement; tin- nitus, vertigo, slight syncopal attacks; slight mental deterioration; sensation of head being drawn backward; general lowered vitality; hard pulse; elderly subjects. Brain Syphilis.—Persistent, usually diffuse; history and scars. Treatment.—R. Potassii iodidi gr. x; liq. hydrarg. bichlor. m. xxx-lx; tinct. gent. comp. dr. i; aq. cinuam. q. s.: An ounce in water t. i. d. after food.—Day. Degenerative Nephritis.—Frontal or occipital; gastrointestinal crises and other uremic symp- toms; albuminuria and casts. Treatment.—Dilute nitric acid m. xx in water; also pilocarpin injections.—Ealfe. Citrate of caffein 1 or 2 gr. in pill; or nitro- glycerin 1 or 2 m. 1 per cent sol. in a little water. —Saundby. Milk and vegetable diet; no alcohol; water freely; woolen underclothing; Turkish bath once