MERCURIC BINIODIDE GAUZE :

Biniodide of Mercury as a Parasiticide

Treatment of Balantidial Dysentery with Hydrarg Biniodide

an interval of 12 days the stool was again examined and found to contain numerous highlymotile Balantidium coli but the giardia cysts had all disappeared. The patient was now haying 6 to 8 loose motions daily but his condition was far from satisfactory and I was thoroughly disappointed with the treatment given so far. Following the more recent publication by Shun-Shin (1947) of a series of 10 c...

Comparison of Celox Gauze haemostat with kaolin based gauze

Objectives: Uncontrolled hemorrhage remains a leading cause of traumatic death. Several topicaladjunct agents have been shown to be effective in controlling hemorrhage, and two, chitosan waferdressing (HemCon [HC]) and zeolite powder dressing (QuikClot [QC]), are being utilized regularly on thebattlefield. However, recent literature reviews have concluded that no ideal topical agent...

Salivation from Local Application of the Biniodide of Mercury

TO THE EDITOR OF THE " INDIAN MEDICAL GAZETTE." Sie,?At page 68, volume 1, of Reynolds' System of Medicine (1866), Dr. Maclean remarks that lie has never known the ointment of the biniodide of mercury, when applied over the liver or spleen, to produce "any unpleasant constiiutional action." I have never found reason to doubt tlifs opinion until a few days since when a man was admitted for enlar...

Platelet growth of mercuric iodide

The Faile growth method, when used with purified mercuric iodide (HgI2), along with low molecular weight polyethylene, has yielded tetragonal prismatic HgI2 crystals. Thermal desorption-gas chromatography/mass spectroscopy (TD-GC/MS) studies reveal the existence of alkanes and ketones in the growth ampoules along with low molecular weight polyethylene, presumably decomposition byproducts from, ...