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(man-oo’ver). Any dexterous proceeding. Deutsch’s m., the maneuver of pushing up and rotating the fetus when in internal version it has become wedged at the internal strait. Jendra ik’s m., a procedure for emphasizing the patellar reflex: the patient hooks his hands together by the flexed fingers and pulls apart as hard as he can. Naegeli’s m., pushing upward of the patient's head with one hand under the occiput and the other under the jaw, for cure of nosebleed. ese (man-gan-s’)) [L. man'ganum, mangane’sium]. 1. A metal resembling iron; symbol. Pertain- Pertaining to the A West Indian stomachic Mn; atomic weight, 54.8; specific gravity, 7.2. 2. The le name for manganous dioxid. m. albuminate, a salt in yellow-white scales: used in chlorosis and anemia. m. dioxid, the black oxid of manganese, MnQ,. It is a strong oxidizing agent, and is used in amenorrhea, anemia, and irritable stomach. Dose, 2-5 gr. (0.133- 0.333 gm.). m. lodid. Dose of syrup, 10-30 min. (0.666-2 c.c.). Peptonate, a preparation used for Gilorosis and anemia. Mm. saccharate, a brown powder, used for chlorosis and anemia. m. sulphate, a salt, MnSO, + 4H,0: used as a cholagogue and cathartic {n nervous disorders, and locally as a counterirritant. Dose, 2-5 gf. (0.133-0.333 gm.).