...useful as a remedial agent in certain headaches, tetanus, asthma, and other spasmodic diseases, aud to prevent pain in such small operations as the extraction...observation, it is at least interesting as a physiological fact, and may be the means of throwing light on the causes of ordinary, medicinal, and hypnotic sleep,...

...experience goes, it has shown no tendency to cause faintness; and usually, after its employment, no unpleasant feeling whatever remains. I think it may...opening of an abscess. Whether the compression can he continued with safety sufficiently long to make it available in larger operations, has to be ascertained....

...remedial agent in certain headaches, tetanus, asthma, and other spasmodic diseases, and to prevent |>ain in such small operations as the extraction of a tooth...abscess. Whether the compression can be continued witlt safety sufficiently long to make it available in larger operations, has to be ascertained. But,...

...Archives Générales de Médecine, Mars, 1841. • Brit, «nd For. Med. Cbir. Rev. April, 1853, p. 523. such small operations as the extraction of a tooth,...available in larger operations, has to be ascertained." M. Allier1 has published a case of intermittent neuralgia of the lobe of the right ear, cured by compression...

...adds—" I think it may be found useful as a remedial agent in certain headaches, tetanus, asthmas, and other spasmodic diseases, and to prevent pain...extraction of a tooth or the opening of an abscess." This peculiar mode of " inducing anaesthesia" does not appear to have made much progress, inasmuch...

...approach to death — a difference of degree only. When fainting results from a brief temporary pain, as the extraction of a tooth, or the opening of an abscess, it may be safely left to itself. A few minutes in the recumbent posture is usually sufficient to restore...

...material or emotional." (The Heart and its Diseases.) When fainting results' from a brief temporary pain, as the extraction of a tooth, or the opening of an abscess, it may be safely left to itself. A few minutes in the recumbent posture are usually sufficient to restore...

...operations, is of importance both to the operator and the patient. There are many small operations (such as the extraction of a tooth or the opening of an abscess), for which the surgeon is unwilling to incur the risk attending chloroform, or the effects of ether...

...experience goes, it has shown no tendency to cause faintness ; and usually, after its employment, no unpleasant feeling whatever remains. I think it may...observation, it is at least interesting as a physiological fact, and may be the means of throwing light on the causes of ordinary, medicinal, and hypnotic sleep,...