《A Manual of Hypodermatic Medication:The Treatment of Diseases By The Hypodermatic or Subcutaneous Me》

HISTORY OF THE HYPODERMATIC METHOD17

The Method27

Definition27

The Solution28

Extemporaneous29

Permanent30

The Syringe33

Mode of Injecting39

LOCAL AND SYSTEMIC EFFECTS OF SUBCUTANEOUS INJECTIONS43

CLASSIFICATION OF REMEDIES USED BY THE HYPODERMATIC METHOD49

ACTIONS AND USES OF THE REMEDIAL AGENTS EMPLOYED HYPODERMATICALLY52

A．REMEDIES AFFECTING THE NUTRITION52

1．Agents Increasing Waste52

MERCURY52

Preparations52

Actions and Uses：Local Effects60

Results62

Therapy65

IODINE71

Preparations71

Physiological Actions72

Therapy75

PILOCARPINE89

Preparations89

Physiological Effects90

Therapy95

2．Agents Promoting Nutrition113

IRON113

Physiological Actions and Therapy115

ARSENIC118

Preparations118

Actions and Uses118

TRANSFUSION126

By the Subcutaneous，Intra-venous，and Intra-peritoneal Methods126

Transfusion of Blood127

Immediate Transfusion127

Mediate Transfusion131

Transfusion of Milk133

of Salines135

Peritoneal Transfusion138

Hypodermatic Transfusion141

Other Nutrient Injections142

Injections of Oils142

Brown-Sequard＇s Solution143

Koch＇s Lymph146

3．Agents having the Power to Destroy Pathogenic Micro-organisms：Antiseptics146

ANTISEPTICS146

CARBOLIC ACID150

CREOSOTE158

ANTIPYRIN162

RESORCIN177

ACETANILID181

PYRODIN182

EUPHORIN184

OREXIN186

SACCHARIN186

THALLIN188

CREOLIN193

BLOOD-SERUM194

PYOKTANIN(BLUE)196

CANTHARIDIN199

CANTHARIDATES199

B．REMEDIES AFFECTING THE NERVOUS SYSTEM201

1．Analgesics or Anodynes201

OPIUM—MORPHINE201

Solutions，Tablets，or Powders201

Physiological Actions206

Therapy218

The Opium or Morphine Habit251

Treatment of Morphine Habit263

CODEINE272

ATROPINE274

Physiological Effects of Atropine276

Therapy282

Antagonisms of Atropine291

Antagonism of Atropine and Eserine291

of Atropine and Pilocarpine300

of Atropine and Muscarine310

of Atropine and Quinine312

of Atropine and Bromal Hydrate313

of Atropine and Aconitine313

of Atropine and Morphine314

HOMATROPINE344

HYOSCYAMINE347

Physiological Effects349

HYOSCINE350

Physiological Effects351

Therapy354

DUBOISINE357

SOLANINE363

CHLOROFORM364

ETHER369

ALCOHOL，WHISKEY，AND BRANDY372

CHLORALAMIDE373

Physiological Actions374

CHLORAL HYDRATE378

Actions and Uses378

Chloral and Morphine380

BROMOFORM382

URETHAN384

AMYLEN HYDRATE389

METHYLAL393

EXALGIN395

2．Excito-motors401

STRYCHNINE401

Physiological Effects401

Therapy406

Antagonisms of Strychnine412

Antagonism of Strychnine and Chloral413

of Strychnine and Amyl Nitrite419

PICROTOXIN420

Physiological Effects421

Therapy424

HYDRASTINE AND HYDRASTININE426

THE DIGITALIS GROUP430

DIGITALIS431

SPARTEINE434

CONVALLARIA435

STROPHANTHIN437

ADONIDIN AND ADONIN440

BLATTIC ACID441

Comparative Therapeutics of the Digitalis Group441

COCAINE446

Actions and Uses448

CAFFEINE461

Actions and Uses462

Therapy467

ERGOT469

Composition470

Physiological Effects473

Therapy477

QUININE483

3．Depresso-motors491

CONINE491

CICUTINE491

ESERINE495

Antagonism of Eserine and Strychnine497

of Eserine and Atropine498

CURARA AND CURARINE500

AMYL NITRITE504

NITRO-GLYCERIN(GLONOIUM)504

SODIUM NITRITE504

LOBELINE506

NICOTINE509

HYDROCYANIC ACID510

C．AGENTS ACTING ON THE GASTRO-INTESTINAL CANAL513

Emetics513

APOMORPHINE513

APOCODEINE513

Cathartics519

PODOPHYLLINOTOXIN519

ALOIN519

D．TOPICAL AND IRRITANT INJECTIONS521

AQUAPUNCTURE521

OSMIC ACLD523

Irritant Injections524