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Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 22
(Br.); used as an excipient for mixtures and pill ma es and troches. m. chon'dri (N.F.), mucilage of Irish mo , made with chondrus 3, in water 100; used in the preparation of emulsions, m. dextri'ni, mucilage of dextrin, containing dextrin 33.5, in water 100; used for making emulsions, m. sal'ep (P.G.), mucilage of salep, made with salep I, in water 100; demulcent, m. sas's afras medul'lse (N.F.), mucilage of sa afras pith; sa afras pith 2. water 100; used in bronchitis and as a local application in conjunctivitis, m. tragacan'ths (U.S., Br.), mucilage of tragaoanth; tragacanth 6, glycerin 18, water to make 100; employed as an excipient in extemporaneous mixtures and as a local application to burns, m. ul'mi, mucilage of slippery elm; slippery elm 6, water 100, digest for I hour in a water-bath, and strain; employed as a demulcent in affections of the mucous membranes.
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