...followed by redness and desquamation, which may be possibly averted by the local bleeding of an incision; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...superfluous to add that both the liquid and the vapour of rhigolene are highly inflammable.—Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, April 19,1866,^.1. 126.—ON...

...followed by redness and desquamation, which may be possibly averted by the local bleeding of an incision ; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...be superfluous to add that both the liquid and the vapor of rhigolene are highly inflammable.—Boston, Medical and Surgical Journal, April 19, 1866,...

...followed by redness and desquamation, which may be possiably averted by the local bleeding of an incision; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...of frost-bite and mortification must be imminent." Dr. CALVIN G. PAGE, in a subsequent number of the same journal (May 24, 1866), confirms the statement...

...followed by redness and desquamation, which may be possibly averted by the local bleeding of an incision ; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...of frost-bite and mortification must be imminent. Freezing by rhigolene is far more sure than by ether, as suggested by Dr. Richardson, inasmuch as common...

...continued or used on a lar#e scale, the dangers of frost-bite and mortification must be imminent. It m ay be superfluous to add, that both the liquid and the vapour of rhigolene are inflammable.—ftoston Med. and Surg. Journal. V.—THE THERMOMETER iy DISEASE. Much...

...followed by redness and desquamation, which may be possibly averted by the local bleeding of an incision ; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...be superfluous to add that both the liquid and the vapor of rhigolene are highly inflammable. ERYSIPELAS; CASES ILLUSTRATING ITS NATURAL HISTORY. By BENJAMIN...

...followed by redness and desquamation, which may possibly be averted by the local bleeding of an incision ; but if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...of frost-bite and mortification must be imminent." (Bigelow.) RUCEADOS PÉTALA. See PAPAVEE RUCEAS. 1856. RICINTTS comruiiis, Linn. Castor Oil Plant....

...that liquid. If long applied to the skin, congelation may be followed by redness, desquamation, and " if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers...of frost-bite and mortification must be imminent." ACIDUM HYDROCYANICUM DILUTUM. DILUTED HYDROCYANIC ACID. Preparation and Properties.—This acid is...

...redness and desquamation, which may possibly be averted by the locnl bleeding of an incisicn ; lint if continued or used on a large scale, the dangers of frost-bite anil mortification must be imminent." ( Higelow.) RHŒADOS PÉTALA. See PAPAYER RHŒAS. 1855. RlCINUS...

...by redness and desquamation, which may be possibly averted by the local bleeding of an incision. If used on a large scale, the dangers of frost-bite and...be superfluous to add that both the liquid and the vapor of rhigolene are highly inflammable. NITROUS OXIDE GAS FOR SURGICAL PURPOSES, IN 1848. ' A RECENT...