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podermic use. e interior is sterilized by means of heat, and the hot solution is then sucked into the bulb by the end of the stem being thrust into it, or it is thrown in by means of a syringe, and the end of the stem is then sealed with the oxyhydrogen blowpipe. When the contents are to be used, a notch is cut around the base of the stem with a small saw or file, and the stem is the a broker off. The point of the \ypodermic-syringe needle is now plun; int he solution, an the required quantity drawn into the barrel with the piston, [Limous in, ** Bull. gén. de thérap.,” Apr. 15, 1886, p. 316.]—A. olivatre. See AMPULLA Vateri.—A. plate. See A. (4th def.).—A. rectale. See AMPULLA of the rectum. AMPOULETTE (Fr.), n. f. A%n?-pu-let. The Valerian ell a. [B, 38.)