Collodion
The Nurse's Dictionary of Medical Terms and Nursing Treatment · 1909 · p. 5
(kol-lo’-de-on). Gun-cotton di olved in alcohol and ether; used in surgery to form a false skin. When painted over a commencing bed-sore, for instance, it hardens as it dries, and forms a slight protection to the tender skin. The stopper must never be kept out of the collodion bottle for more than a moment. Highly inflammable.
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