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Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 11
and urpentine mixed with lead plaster; used as a stimulant application to enlarged tuberculous glands. plaster, e. fuscum camphor a tum. cent, menthol, used as a counterirritant in neuralgia. like cantharidal plaster and used for the same purposes. plaster, employed like e, calef ciens (Br.). 10 per cent.; employed to relieve superficial pain. pitch 26, frankincense 13, resin and yellow wax each 4^^, olive oil and distilled water each 2; a mild counterirritant. ides cerate 80, Burgundy pitch 920. podophyllum, ph3^olacca, and sanguinaria each 1, tar 4, rosin S; counterirritant. ylon plaster, made by mixing solutions of lead acetate and soap; applied to varicose ulcers and as a protective. lead iodide and resin of each s, and lead plaster 16; employed as an application to chronic inflammatory indurations. plaster 800, with an admixture of rosin 140, and yellow wax 60. ID, mixed with lead plaster go (N.F,), or soap 6, resin I, and lead plaster 3 (Br.); employed as a discutient and protective. called charta sinapis; powdered black mustard mixed with a solution of rubber and spread on cloth or paper.
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