parenterally

Extract given parenterally is at least 50 and perhaps 100 times as potent as extract given by mouth and it assures the individual of receiving into his body proper the material he lacks.

George R. Minot - Nobel Lecture 1965

The big difference in this case, Larry, is that there are two of these drugs that are administered only parenterally -- they cannot be taken by mouth -- Diprivan and Versed.

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It's all for the good, as she can be closely monitored for infection, and she can receive fluids parenterally.

When to Call the Ambulance Susan Palwick 2007

In addition, liability insurance rates and certain state regulations make it somewhat impractical to use these parenterally IV or IM.

Sedative Drugs Used in Pediatric Dentistry Dr. Dean Brandon 2007

"So you believe the illness is only spread parenterally," Nancy said.

Invasion Cook, Robin, 1940- 2000

I also established that it can be used medicinally either through the mouth or parenterally.

Christiaan Eijkman - Nobel Lecture 1965

There have been observed critically over from two to three years about 100 cases, including 26 cases with advanced combined system-disease, treated parenterally with liver extract.

George R. Minot - Nobel Lecture 1965

One must be particularly critical of the nature of responses caused by substances given parenterally, because non-specific responses of various sorts can arise more readily from parenteral injection than from feeding.

George R. Minot - Nobel Lecture 1965

Secondly, with the increase of virulence for the nervous system of mice, there was also evidence of a progressive loss of virulence for rhesus monkeys when inoculated parenterally.

Max Theiler - Nobel Lecture 1964

Prolonged cultivation of the Asibi virus in this medium induced a marked change in its virulence; in fact, it became so attenuated that when inoculated parenterally into monkeys it no longer caused death.

Max Theiler - Nobel Lecture 1964