Bismuth Subnitrate Research Articles

ACETANILIDE AS A DRESSING

British Journal of DermatologyVolume 8, Issue 2 p. 70-72 ACETANILIDE AS A DRESSING First published: February 1896 https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2133.1896.tb16904.xRead the full textAboutPDF ToolsRequest permissionExport citationAdd to favoritesTrack citation ShareShare Give accessShare full text accessShare full-text accessPlease review our Terms and Conditions of Use and check box below to share full-text version of article.I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of UseShareable LinkUse the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more.Copy URL Share a linkShare onFacebookTwitterLinked InRedditWechat Abstract NOTES ON DRUG ERUPTIONS. John A. Fordyce, M.D. A CASE OF EUROPHEN ERUPTION. R. W. Taylor, M.D. ERYTHEMATO-BULLOUS ERUPTION DUE TO QUININE. M. Hara-lamb, Bucharest. BISMUTH POISONING FOLLOWING THE USE OF DUSTING POWDERS CONTAINING THE SUB-NITRATE OF BISMUTH. ON THE TREATMENT OF THE HÆMORRHAGES AND URTICARIAS WHICH ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DEFICIENT BLOOD-COAGULABILITY. A. E. Wright, M.D. (Dublin), Professor of Pathology Army Medical School, Netley. Volume8, Issue2February 1896Pages 70-72 RelatedInformation

Poisoning by Acetanilid.

Quincy, Ill, Jan. 19, 1896. <h3>To the Editor:</h3> —In ourJournalof Jan. 18, 1896, page 144, reference is made to a report in the<i>Virginia Medical Monthly</i>, by Dr. Ben. H. Broadnax, on the use of acetanilid. Having recently had in my own practice two cases of acetanilid poisoning, one terminating fatally, I can not, therefore, indorse Dr. Brodnax's recommendation for the use of this drug, particularly in new-born infants. A few weeks ago I prescribed for a babe of four days, suffering with ah erythematous inflammation of the skin of the nates, thighs and groins, a powder composed of equal parts of subnitrate of bismuth and acetanilid. During that afternoon and night the powder was dusted upon the inflamed areas three or four times. On the following morning the babe was found deeply cyanosed, and died a few hours later. Before realizing that acetanilid was the cause of

The Action of Beta-Naphthol and Bismuth Subnitrate as Intestinal Antiseptics

The Action of Beta-Naphthol and Bismuth Subnitrate as Intestinal Antiseptics

Fœtid AND SWEATING FEET.

Red Oak, Iowa, Oct. 25, 1883. <h3>Dear Editor:</h3> — In theAmerican Medical Journalof October 13, p. 428, among the "Medical Progress" articles, there is one for " Relief of Fœtid Sweating Feet by Subnitrate of Bismuth," a remedy which I have never tried, but will inclose a formula that with the correct observation of the instructions has been very certain of success in all the cases on which I know of its being tried: [unk] Aluminii et Ammo. Exic., grs. 2 Acidi Boracici........... " 2 Aquæ Simp. or Rosæ..... " 35 Mix. Sig.: Apply with soft sponge without rubbing, just as soon as the shoes and stockings are removed, while the feet are yet moist. This is quite necessary, as also the care not to rub. Let this be repeated every two or three days, in the evening, and I have yet to know of its failure to check the profuse

39. Treatment of Blennorrhagia by Injections of Subnitrate of Bismuth

39. Treatment of Blennorrhagia by Injections of Subnitrate of Bismuth

Arsenical Poisoning — Arsenic in Subnitrate of Bismuth

Arsenical Poisoning — Arsenic in Subnitrate of Bismuth

Subnitrate of Bismuth administered in Enemata for the Cure of Diarrhœa and Inflammation of the Colon

Subnitrate of Bismuth administered in Enemata for the Cure of Diarrhœa and Inflammation of the Colon

On Large Doses of Subnitrate of Bismuth in Gastro-Intestinal Affections

On Large Doses of Subnitrate of Bismuth in Gastro-Intestinal Affections