strychnia

The rare exceptions are stimulants such as strychnia, in less marked indications coffee.

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To these were added great numbers of the fruit which yields a variety of the nux vomica, from which we derive that virulent poison strychnia.

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I prescribed phosphorus and strychnia, and galvanized the brain twice a week.

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No attempt was made to prove that Mrs. Wharton had at any time in her possession strychnia, the poison alleged to have been used by her.

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If a poisonous fungus has been eaten, its ill-effects may nowadays be promptly met by antidotes injected beneath the skin, and by taking small doses of strychnia in coffee.

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As I had strong suspicions that syphilis was at the bottom of the trouble, I also administered iodide of potassium in gradually increasing doses — not however until electrization and strychnia employed for some weeks had failed to do any good.

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It is allowable here to state, however, that not one of the symptoms laid down by authorities as characteristic of strychnia poisoning was present in the attack of the

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In addition to this, the regimen usual in such cases, and also strychnia and phosphorus internally.

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It would seem as though silence at a trial would best become gentlemen with such a record, yet they were the only experts who asserted that strychnia was the sole possible cause for the attack of the 24th of

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Subsequent hypodermic injections, first of strychnia, then of atropia and finally of chloroform, the latter in doses ranging from 30 to 60 minims, gave him only temporary relief.

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