SERUM

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 23
1ooo parts: for injection in infectious di thod under method. Sanarelli’s s., a serum used in protective inoculation against yellow fever. Sapellier’s 8., a solution, in roo c.c. of boiled water, of 60 gm. of sodium chlorid, 5 gm. of pota ium chlorid, 31 gm. of sodium carbonate, 4.5 gm. of sodium phosphate, and 3.5 gm. of pota ium sulphate. Schie 's 8., a solution, in 1000 c.c. of water, of 75 gm. of sodium chlorid and 50gm. of sodium bicarbonate. Schurupow’ ., a serum used in the treatment of Asiatic cholera. Sclavo’s s., an anti char bon serum: used against anthrax. specific s., a serum which contains a large number of amboceptors having a special affinnity for a given cell. Spengler’s s., an antituberculous serum obtained from the di olved erythrocytes of the blood of animals: used hypodermically. Called also immunkérper and I. K. streptococcus 8. See antistre ptococcic s. Surgical 8., sodium chlorid, 7} parts: boiled distilled water, 1000 parts: for injection in surgical cases. Sydmann’ 8 8. See Sydmann's solution, under solution. thyro- lytic s., a serum formed in an animal on injection of the extract of cells of the thyroid body of other animals, and capable of di olving the thyroid of the animal from which the cells were taken. thyrotoxic s., a serum destructive to thyroid ti ue. Trunecek’s 8., an aqueous solution of sodium sulphate, chlorid, phosphate, and carbonate with pota ium sulphate, i in the proportion in which they exist in the human blood: used for arteriosclerosis, rheumatism, epilepsy, uremia, diabetes, paralysis agitans, etc. Dose, 15 min. (1 c.c.) subcutaneously or 1} fl.oz. (35 c.c.) by the rectum every three or four days. ‘alled also inorganic serum. Wandervelde’s s. 1. A solution of 3 gm. each of sodium glycerophosphate and sodium chlorid in 1000 c.c. of water. 2. A solution of 3 gm. each of sodium chlorid, sodium phosphate, and pota ium chlorid, 2.5 gm. of sodium carbonate, and 2 gm. of pota ium sulphate in roo c.c. of water. von Leyden’s 8. See Leyden’s s. Wlaeff’s 8., an antiblastomycetic serum. yeast 8., scrum from animals which have been given increasing doses of yeast in their food: recommended for use in various infections. Yersin’s s., an antiplague serum for inoculating persons affected with or directly exposed to the disease.
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