Volume 2

The Internal secretions and the principles of medicine / by Charles E. de M. Sajous.

  • Sajous, Charles E. de M. (Charles Eucharist de Medicis), 1852-1929.
Date:
1903-1907
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Credit: The Internal secretions and the principles of medicine / by Charles E. de M. Sajous. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    CHAPTER XIX. PAGE The Intebnal Secretions in their Relations to Pharmaco- dynamics (Continued) 1185 The Sympathetic Constrictors and the Cranial Stricto-dilators in Organic Function 1185 Drugs which Promote the Formation of Auto-antitoxin and In- cite an Artificial Fever by Exciting the Vaso- motor and Sympathetic Centers 1201 Idiosyncrasy 1209 Belladonna and Atropine 1210 Drugs which Resemble Belladonna in their Physiological Action 1215 Homatropine Hydrobromide 1215 Hyoscyamus 1215 Hyoscyamine Sulphate 1215 Stramonium 1215 Digitalis 1215 Strophanthus 1222 Drugs which Resemble Strophanthus in their Physiological Action 1225 Apoeynum 1225 Convallaria 1225 Sparteine 1225 Strychnine 1225 Drugs which Resemble Strychnine in their Physiological Action 1231 Brucine 1231 Cafi'eine 1231 Coca and Cocaine 1232 Chronic Cocainism 1237 Quinine 1240 Drugs which Resemble Quinine in their Physiological Action. 1246 Eucalyptus 1246 Drugs which Become Constituents of the Tissue-cells 1246 Iron 1247 Phosphorus . ..'. 1250 CHAPTER XX. The Internal Secretions in their Relations to Pharmacody- namics {Continued) 1259 The Sympathetic Center as the Sleep Center 1259 Hypnotism 1265 Excess of Adrenoxidase in Nervous Elements as a Cause of Pain 1267 The Sympathetic Center as the Intermediary Through which Analgesics Produce their Effects 1270 Opium and Morphine 1272 Morphinism 1276 Drugs which Resemble Morphine in their Physiological Action 1281 Codeine 1281 Heroin 1281 Salicylic Acid; the Salicylates 1282 Antipyrin 1282 Acetanilid 1290