COLLODION
An Illustrated Encyclopedic Medical Dictionary · 1892 · p. 15
(Lat.), n. n. Ko2l-lod'i2-o2n. See COLLODIUM. Abortive c. Fr.. c. abort if. A solution of 3 parts of corrosive sublimate in 500 of c.; used to abort the pustules of small-pox. [L, 88 (a. 21).] Cantharidal c. See COLLODIUM cum can thar ide. Cantharidin a ted c. A preparation made of 15 parts of pyroxylin, 200 parts of ether, 35 parts of alcohol, 5 parts of castor-oil, and 1 part of cantharidin. ["Proc. of the Am. Pharm. A oc.," xxx (a, 21).] Cf. COLLODIUM cum can thar ide. Caustic c. See COLLODIUM corrosivum.C. a la bell a done (Fr.). Of Sichel. belladonna c.; a preparation made by mixing the extract of purified belladonna juice with sufficient water to reduce it to a syrupy consistence. It is to be applied around the eye to dilate the pupil. [B, 92 (a, 21).] C. & 1'acide phenique (Fr.). See COLLODIUM stypticum and COLLODIUM carbolicum.C. & 1'iodoforme (Fr.). See lodoform c. C. an est hes i que (Fr.). A sedative preparation containing 600 parts each of pentane and c., 1 part of aconitine, and 6 parts of veratrine. [L, 87 (a, 21).] C. antephelique (Fr.). See COLLODIUM antephelidicum.C. au bichlorure cle mercure (Fr.). See COLLODIUM corrosivum.C. au perclilorure de fer. See COLLODIUM /erratum. C. au tannin (Fr.). See COLLODIUM stypticum. C. canthari dale (Fr.), C. cantharidfi (Fr.). See COLLODIUM cum can thar ide. C. caustique (Fr.). See COLLODIUM corrosivum.C. cotton. See PYROXYLIN. C. creosote (Fr.). See COLLODIUM creosoticum. C. elastique [Fr. Cod.]. See COLLODIUM flexile. C. elastique iod6 (Fr.). See COLLODIUM jodatum elasticum.C. ferrugiiieux (Fr.). See Ferruginous c. C. hemostat i que (Fr.). See COLLODIUM stypticum. C. lode (Fr.). See Iodized c. C. iodoforme (Fr.). See lodoform c.C. mercuriale, C. mercuriel(Fr.). See COLLODIUM corrosivum.C. morphin (Fr.). See COLLODIUM morphin a tum. C. ordinaire (Fr.). See COLLODIUM. C. phenique (Fr.). See COLLODIUM carbolicum.C. ricine (Fr.). See COLLODIUM flexile. C. saturn in (Fr.), C. saturninuin. See COLLODIUM plurnbicum. C. simple (Fr.). See COLLODIUM. C. siii:i|>isi' (Fr.). See COLLODIUM epispasticnm. C. styptique (Fr.), C. tannique (Fr.), C. tannatum. See COLLODIUM stypticum. C. tan no-benzotque (Fr.). Styptic c. containing tannic and benzole acids. [B, 46.] See COLLODIUM stypticum. C. tannophnico-benz of que (Fr.). Pavesi's styptic c. [B, 46.] See COLLODIUM stypticum. C. terf i bin thine (Fr.). See COLLODIUM flexile. C. vesicant (Fr.), C. with cantharides. See COLLODIUM cum can thar ide. Compound salicylated c., Corn c. See COLLODIUM salicylatum compos i tum. Croton-oil c. Lat., collodium croton a tum. A mixture of equal parts of flexible c. and croton oil. [B, 5 (a, 21).] Elastic c. See COLLODIUM flexile. Ferrated c. See COLLODIUM /erratum. Ferruginous c. Fr., c. ferrugineux. An astringent preparation consisting of c. to which iron has been added. Aran's ferruginous c. contains equal parts of c. and of tincture of chloride of iron. Similar preparations are made with Bestuchefs tincture and Klaproth's tincture. [B, 5; B, 105 (a, 21).] Cf. COLLODIUM /erratum. Flexible c. See COLLODIUM flexile. Glycerized c. Lat.. collodium glycerin a tum. A very flexible variety of collodium flexile, made by adding 2 parts of glycerin to 100 of c. It is official in some of the pharmacopeias. [B, 5. 95.] See COLLODTUM flexile. Hill's styptic c. See COLLODIUM stypticum. lodinized c., Iodized c. Fr., c. iode. An irritating and stimulating c. made by mixing 1 part of solution of iodine with 25 E, he; E2, ell; O, go; I, die; I2, in; N, in; N 2. tank; [s. 346]
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