iod'ipiii

Trade name of a preparation obtair by the action of iodine chloride on sesame emplbyed as a substitute for the iodides in syph and 'glandular tuberculosis it is a yellow liquid occurring in. two strengths, containing and 23 per cent, of iodine; dose of the fom 31-3 (4.0-12.0), of the latter (hypoderm i cal 3J-1J (2.0-6.0). solid form of iodipin, 10 per cent, strength, is also employed in doses go. 30-45 (2. 0-3.0). i. test, Heichelheim's test the motility of the stomach a capsule contain! iodipin is swallowed and then the saliva is test at regular intervals for iodine; as iodipin is act upon only by the intestinal juices," and not by t gastric, the time of the appearance of iodine the saliva is an. indication of the rapidity of t pa age of the substance through the stomach.