The Physician and pharmaceutist . ine may be given, andin three hours be repealed, if necessary.—Med. RecordsApril I, 1870. Delirium Tremens successfully treated by Digitalis afterfailure of Opium.—Mr. Nankivell relates, in the and Gazette, March 25th, 1870, two cases of de-lirum tremens successfully treated by digitalis after thefailure of opium. Mr. Nankivell asserts that whenopium has had a fair trial without producing sleep it isworse than useless to persist with it. In both cases thedigitalis was given in drachm doses, repeated every threehours. Chloral—In a case of delirium tre
The Physician and pharmaceutist . ine may be given, andin three hours be repealed, if necessary.—Med. RecordsApril I, 1870. Delirium Tremens successfully treated by Digitalis afterfailure of Opium.—Mr. Nankivell relates, in the and Gazette, March 25th, 1870, two cases of de-lirum tremens successfully treated by digitalis after thefailure of opium. Mr. Nankivell asserts that whenopium has had a fair trial without producing sleep it isworse than useless to persist with it. In both cases thedigitalis was given in drachm doses, repeated every threehours. Chloral—In a case of delirium tremens which seemedprogressing very unfavorably, and in which morphia hadfailed altogether, sleep was procured within five minutesby gr. XXX of hydrate of chloral. The sleep lasted aboutan hour, and when the patient awoke he was quite com-posed and rational.—Mr. H. T. Chapman, in Braithwaiie^sRetrospect. P03IER0YS ADJUSTABLE TRUSS A\D FOGER PAD. Scientifically constructed; vaBtly snpfrior, practically, to th-ordinary For particulars, Beud for Pampljlel to Y\. POJIEROy & CO. Sole ProprietorB; also, of Dr. Eichaedsoss Clavical and LegSplints, 553 Broadway, New York. NEW WORK. VITAL RESOURCES; OE, HOW TO BECOME PHYSIOLOGICALLY YOUNGEEAND STEONGEE.
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