. Applied immunology : the practical application of sera and bacterins prophylactically, diagnostically, and therapeutically. ed that reac-tions following the administration of salvarsan are morecommon when spring, tap or stale water is used than whenfreshly distilled water is the diluent. Whether or not thisincreased toxicity is due to the interaction of the endotoxinsof the contained flora and arseno-benzol or is referable toother causes, it is advisable to employ freshly distilled may be readily obtained in sufficient quantities by anapparatus (Fig. 63) capable of being installed
. Applied immunology : the practical application of sera and bacterins prophylactically, diagnostically, and therapeutically. ed that reac-tions following the administration of salvarsan are morecommon when spring, tap or stale water is used than whenfreshly distilled water is the diluent. Whether or not thisincreased toxicity is due to the interaction of the endotoxinsof the contained flora and arseno-benzol or is referable toother causes, it is advisable to employ freshly distilled may be readily obtained in sufficient quantities by anapparatus (Fig. 63) capable of being installed in the physi-cians office. Sterilization may then be assured or completedin an Arnold sterilizer for one-half hour. The use of sterilefreshly distilled water and chemically pure salt solution andthe preparation of the salvarsan solution immediately beforeintravenous injection are imperative conditions. Twenty to forty cubic centimetres of warm (110° to120° F.) sterile freshly distilled water, (W, Fig. 61) areplaced in the graduated glass stoppered cylinder or mixer(M) containing a dozen or more small glass balls. The. Fig. 60.—Position of patient for intravenous injection of salvarsan. Note theeasily applied and released rubber dam tourniquet shown in the corner sketch; also themanner of fixing the skin overlying the vein with the thumb as the needle is introducedinto the vein.
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