...morphia, atropia, &c., with ether in this method so as to narcotize the parts. "Reaction from anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and hemorrhage is almost entirely controlled during the anaethesia," Dr. Calvin H. Page, in the paper before quoted, speaks of an atomizer of his own invention,...

...the current of warm blood, by making pressure above on the main artery. Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and hemorrhage is almost...ether — say one part in eight — does the same. — London Medical Times and Gazette. Antagonism of Morphia and Atropia. — The antagonistic action...

...the current of warm blood by making pressure above on the main artery. Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and hemorrhage is almost...unless largely diluted with ether— say one part in eight—does the same. The modus operands of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts at first merely...

...pressure above on the main artery. Reaction from the anaesthesia n in no degree painful, and hjemorrhage is almost entirely controlled during the anaesthesia....ether— say one part in eight — does the same. The in ilia operandi of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts at first merely by extracting force,...

...Reaction from the anesthesia is in no degree painful, and haemorrhage is almost entirely control! ed during the anaesthesia. One or two precautions are...say one part in eight — does the same. The modus operandl of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts at first merely by extracting force, and afterwards,...

...pressure above on the main artery. "Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and haemorrhage is almost entirely controlled during the anaesthesia....unless largely diluted with ether — say one part in eights — does the same. '•'.The modus operandi of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts at...

...pressure above on the main artery. Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and haemorrhage is almost entirely controlled during the anaesthesia....unless largely diluted with ether say one part in eight—does the same. The modvt operandi of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts at first merely...

...from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and haemorrhage is almost entirely controlled daring the anaesthesia. One or two precautions are necessary....chloroform, unless largely diluted with ether say on« part in eight—does the same. The modus operandi of this process is exceedingly simple. It acts...

...part in eight—does the same."—Med. Times and G-az.. Feb. 3, 1866. " Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and hemorrhage is almost entirely controlled during the anaesthesia. Domestic.—Lime Inhalations in Diphtheritic Affections.—By A, GEIGER, MD, Dayton, Ohio. I wrote—"...

...membrane of my own eye, after first chilling the ball with the lid closed." Reaction from the anaesthesia is in no degree painful, and hemorrhage is almost...ether — say, one part in eight — does the same. GENERAL ANESTHESIA. — Various plans have been suggested and tried from an early period in the history...