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Stedman's Medical Dictionary: A Practical Medical Dictionary · 1920 · p. 30
name of dioxydiamimoarsenobenzol, No. 606, useful in the treatment of syphilis, yaws, and po ibly other diseases of protozoan origin; it is a yellow powder, administered intravenously after admixture with a dilute solution of caustic soda. The name under which salvarsan is licensed to be made and sold in the United States is arsphenamine in Great Britain it is sold as kharsivan other names are arseno benzol, arseno bill on, diarsenol. s. milk, the milk of a goat to which salvarsan has been administered, suggested as a suitable food for here do syphilitic infants.
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